How Does Robert Pattinson React When An Interview Goes Bad?
Just as we'd expect him too of course, his usual funny self
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VOTE For Robert Pattinson In The People's Choice Awards 2012
Yes it's that time of year again.
Voting has started for the People's Choice Awards 2012 and you can vote for Robert Pattinson in the following categories.
Favourite Movie Actor
Favourite Movie Drama for "Water For Elephants"
Favourite Book Adaptation for "Water For Elephants"
Vote NOW HERE
The People's Choice Awards will air live on Wednesday, January 11th 2012 at 9/8c on CBS
Voting has started for the People's Choice Awards 2012 and you can vote for Robert Pattinson in the following categories.
Favourite Movie Actor
Favourite Movie Drama for "Water For Elephants"
Favourite Book Adaptation for "Water For Elephants"
Vote NOW HERE
The People's Choice Awards will air live on Wednesday, January 11th 2012 at 9/8c on CBS
Robert Pattinson & The "Breaking Dawn" Cast Play The Yes/No Game With MTV
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Robert Pattinson & The "Breaking Dawn" Cast Play The Yes/No Game With MTV
Oh Hi Bobby.....
Robert Pattinson & The "Breaking Dawn" Cast Play The Yes/No Game With MTV
Oh Hi Bobby.....
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VIDEO: Robert Pattinson talks to KTLA 5 about Breaking Dawn and his favorite food
Robert Pattinson talks to KTLA 5 about his favorite food
Could he BE any cuter? LOL! Rob's bit is after Taylor's.
And because we're going to be silly right along with Rob...
KTLA-5
Could he BE any cuter? LOL! Rob's bit is after Taylor's.
And because we're going to be silly right along with Rob...
KTLA-5
Bill Condon Tells The Fab Life What Scene Robert Pattinson Inspired In "Breaking Dawn"
I love hearing the directors talking about behind the scenes tidbits. Here Bill Condon tells TheFabLife about how Robert Pattinson inspired a scene in "Breaking Dawn" showing Edward's backstory
Robert Pattinson was influential in inspiring an important scene in Breaking Dawn: Part 1, says director Bill Condon. “I met with Rob a couple of months before we started,” Condon told us last week at the film’s Los Angeles press junket. “And we were having a general talk about everything about Twilight. He mentioned something that I hadn’t known before: one thing he’d been playing through out those first three movies [as Edward Cullen] was a man who was filled with regret, self-loathing.”
Pattinson’s inspiration, said Condon, grew from Stephenie Meyer‘s unfinished book Midnight Sun, which details Edward’s decision to dabble in killing humans in the ’30s. Condon explains: “[Edward] realized he’d turned into a monster, and it was something that really weighed on him. Now he’d been playing with that across three movies, but it was barely mentioned in those movies. I went back and worked with [screenwriter] Melissa Rosenberg and we put that into the beginning of the movie. So you understood where Edward was coming from and then you were able to watch him shed that because the person he cared most about said, ‘OK, I see that but I accept you anyway,’ and then he’s able to accept himself.
“So much stuff comes out of working with the actors,” added the director. We’ve seen the scene Condon is referring to and we love that it grew entirely from Rob’s research and relationship with Edward Cullen. We can’t wait to hear what other fans think!
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Robert Pattinson was influential in inspiring an important scene in Breaking Dawn: Part 1, says director Bill Condon. “I met with Rob a couple of months before we started,” Condon told us last week at the film’s Los Angeles press junket. “And we were having a general talk about everything about Twilight. He mentioned something that I hadn’t known before: one thing he’d been playing through out those first three movies [as Edward Cullen] was a man who was filled with regret, self-loathing.”
Pattinson’s inspiration, said Condon, grew from Stephenie Meyer‘s unfinished book Midnight Sun, which details Edward’s decision to dabble in killing humans in the ’30s. Condon explains: “[Edward] realized he’d turned into a monster, and it was something that really weighed on him. Now he’d been playing with that across three movies, but it was barely mentioned in those movies. I went back and worked with [screenwriter] Melissa Rosenberg and we put that into the beginning of the movie. So you understood where Edward was coming from and then you were able to watch him shed that because the person he cared most about said, ‘OK, I see that but I accept you anyway,’ and then he’s able to accept himself.
“So much stuff comes out of working with the actors,” added the director. We’ve seen the scene Condon is referring to and we love that it grew entirely from Rob’s research and relationship with Edward Cullen. We can’t wait to hear what other fans think!
Source TheFabLife
MORE "Handsome" Robert Pattinson Portrait Pics From The "Breaking Dawn" Press Conference
Can you handle MORE Robert Pattinson Portrait Pics From The "Breaking Dawn" Press Conference ?
:-} Yes Rob I have a "bit" of an obsession with your hands. do you think that's odd?
No? Good
Now you're just teasing me
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:-} Yes Rob I have a "bit" of an obsession with your hands. do you think that's odd?
No? Good
Now you're just teasing me
Click for Larger
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