Rob Leaving Venice Studio - HQ

From JustJared.com:

Robert Pattinson reaches for the car door as he leaves a studio in Venice, Calif., on Saturday afternoon (May 9).

Actress Emmy Rossum was also seen leaving the same studio this afternoon. Robert, 22, held on tight to an unmarked CD and script.

He is whistling and tapping his leg with his hand :)

An important note from Regents Releasing

The Little Ashes Official Site lists the OPENING DATE of a week-long theatrical run. These are not one night screenings as many posts are indicating.

Unless noted otherwise, or listed under “Events,” these are week-long theatrical runs.

Of course, it should be noted that theaters base their decision to hold a movie longer than the first week entirely on their business for Friday and Saturday, so it’s always important to support an independent film on its opening weekend. There are too many films competing for screen space and those who say “we’ll catch it next weekend” are often disappointed.

Thank you for your incredible support and belief in this movie.

Little Ashes Movement - Day 33

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Rob Leaving Venice CA Studio

New Moon heartthrob Robert Pattinson hit up the same Venice, CA studio as Emmy Rossum this afternoon. Pairing up for a new project? Rob sported a plaid shirt, jeans and Ray-Ban sunglasses as he made his way to his ride.

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E! News Article

Should Robert Pattinson Worry About Bad Reviews?

Critics remain way underwhelmed by Robert Pattinson's channeling of artist Salvador Dalí in Little Ashes. Call it a lack of—tee hee—sparkle. A few were impressed—the London Daily Express calls Pattinson's take "a spirited performance." But most agree with MTV's Kurt Loder, who says, "As soon as Pattinson steps forth with Dalí's famous up-twirled mustaches pasted to his face, the picture collapses."
Well, meow to you, too.

That isn't necessarily bad news for Pattinson fans, however, especially if you're open to a long-term love affair...

Despite the mixed reviews, veteran casting directors are calling Pattinson's choice in films brilliant, especially if he wants a long career.

"Tween girls buy movie tickets but don't win you Oscars," says casting exec Lisa Hamil, who worked on The Notebook and Alpha Dog as well as the new film One-Eyed Monster. "Hollywood is very quick to typecast, and once that happens, an actor's career can flatline."
Here's where tweenie fans may feel a bit of panic.

"All of us would still attempt to cast him in tween roles, but I'd be shocked (and a little disappointed) if he took another one," Hamil reveals. "It's the same reason Daniel Radcliffe did Equus. These guys are in it for the long haul and have learned this elemental truth: You grow up with your audience."

In other words, once the Twilight franchise wraps, kids, don't look for Pattinson in another teen-candy role. Even vampires need to grow up sometime.

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