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Reese Witherspoon Praises Robert Pattinson & Says He's The Heart Of "Water For Elephants"
Reese Witherspoon says some lovely things about Robert Pattinson In this soundbite.
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Robert Pattinson Talks "Water for Elephants" & Upcoming Projects To Tu Magazine (Italy)
Translated Interview & Scans From Tu Magaizne where Robert Pattinson talks about "Water For Elephants", upcoming projects and more.
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An english survey says that 87% of english women, of every age would replace their husbands immediately with Robert Pattinson. And I suspect that every woman in the world would do the same. Pattinson, 25 next May 12, (Kate: I think you mean May 13th!) a very tall man (1.85 cm) skinny, pale and apparently unhappy (as vampires should be), (Kate: You mean Edward is unhappy? Rob looks perfectly happy to me!) is the center of a mass idolatry similar only to the Leonardo di Caprio’s (Titanic).
Another movie, Breaking Dawn, divided in two chapters (first will come out November 18th 2011, second one November 16th, 2012) after that date Twilight Saga and his Edward will be in retirement. And he and Kristen Stewart will be free, if they want to, to live their love freely, a love that they never confirmed.
Since the series began, in 2008, semi-unknown Pattinson,chosen from 5000 candidates, has risen to 15th place on the most payed actors list. For Breaking Dawn he asked and obtained $12.5milion for every movie; when he changed genre he renounced to a lot of money: for his new job “Water for Elephants” he asked only $1.5milion . “But I need to put my foot down and to wake up”, he says very seriously. Based on Sara Gruen's most successful novel, set in the ’30s, the movie follows Jacob that becomes a vet in a circus by chance. And falls in love with Marlena (Reese Whiterspoon), even though she is married to the ringmaster and animal trainer August (Christoph Waltz).
What attracted you to this story?
RP: The script: I react to words and descriptions in a visceral way. If I can feel myself in the story immediately, then this must be the right script to do.
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An english survey says that 87% of english women, of every age would replace their husbands immediately with Robert Pattinson. And I suspect that every woman in the world would do the same. Pattinson, 25 next May 12, (Kate: I think you mean May 13th!) a very tall man (1.85 cm) skinny, pale and apparently unhappy (as vampires should be), (Kate: You mean Edward is unhappy? Rob looks perfectly happy to me!) is the center of a mass idolatry similar only to the Leonardo di Caprio’s (Titanic).
Another movie, Breaking Dawn, divided in two chapters (first will come out November 18th 2011, second one November 16th, 2012) after that date Twilight Saga and his Edward will be in retirement. And he and Kristen Stewart will be free, if they want to, to live their love freely, a love that they never confirmed.
Since the series began, in 2008, semi-unknown Pattinson,chosen from 5000 candidates, has risen to 15th place on the most payed actors list. For Breaking Dawn he asked and obtained $12.5milion for every movie; when he changed genre he renounced to a lot of money: for his new job “Water for Elephants” he asked only $1.5milion . “But I need to put my foot down and to wake up”, he says very seriously. Based on Sara Gruen's most successful novel, set in the ’30s, the movie follows Jacob that becomes a vet in a circus by chance. And falls in love with Marlena (Reese Whiterspoon), even though she is married to the ringmaster and animal trainer August (Christoph Waltz).
What attracted you to this story?
RP: The script: I react to words and descriptions in a visceral way. If I can feel myself in the story immediately, then this must be the right script to do.
Robert Pattinson Talks About His Underpants (And More)
Robert Pattinson really seems to love those 1930's underpants. He just can't stop taling about them.
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With his new film Water For Elephants, Robert Pattinson stars as Jacob circus veterinarian who falls in love with Marlena (Reese Witherspoon), the wife of an ill-tempered ringmaster (Christoph Waltz). Based on Sara Gruen’s bestselling Depression-era set novel, the picture was directed by Francis Lawrence (I Am Legend) and shot by renowned cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto (Amores Perros, Brokeback Mountain).
“I think it definitely has a lot of romantic elements to it,” said Pattinson, when asked what his fans should love about Water For Elephants. “I think it’s a pretty beautiful movie, I think it’s different to a lot of other stuff that’s come out. I haven’t seen anything like it in a few years. When I was making it I felt like I was being transported somewhere else and hopefully that will be captured in the movie.”
Source Hollywood Outbreak
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With his new film Water For Elephants, Robert Pattinson stars as Jacob circus veterinarian who falls in love with Marlena (Reese Witherspoon), the wife of an ill-tempered ringmaster (Christoph Waltz). Based on Sara Gruen’s bestselling Depression-era set novel, the picture was directed by Francis Lawrence (I Am Legend) and shot by renowned cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto (Amores Perros, Brokeback Mountain).
“I think it definitely has a lot of romantic elements to it,” said Pattinson, when asked what his fans should love about Water For Elephants. “I think it’s a pretty beautiful movie, I think it’s different to a lot of other stuff that’s come out. I haven’t seen anything like it in a few years. When I was making it I felt like I was being transported somewhere else and hopefully that will be captured in the movie.”
Source Hollywood Outbreak
Robert Pattinson GIF's From The Extended "Water For Elephants" Clip
Yes we are spoiling you today, I just HAD to make GIFs of the new extended "Water For Elephants" scene with Robert Pattinson.
I may have got a bit carried away {blush}
What am I talking about there's no such thing as getting carried away where Robert Pattinson is concerned right?
More After The Cut (if you can handle it)
I may have got a bit carried away {blush}
What am I talking about there's no such thing as getting carried away where Robert Pattinson is concerned right?
More After The Cut (if you can handle it)
HD Screencaps Of The Extended "Water For Elephants" Clip With Robert Pattinson
I know you've been waiting for these so here they are HD screencaps of Robert Pattinson from the new extended "Water For Elephants" Clip.
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LOADS More After The Cut!
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You Tube Version Of NEW Robert Pattinson "Water For Elephants" Extended Scene
You Tube Version Of NEW Robert Pattinson "Water For Elephants" Extended Scene
Jacqueline West Talks About Robert Pattinson & His Love For His 1930's Underwear
Underwear & Robert Pattinson in the same sentance. Are they trying to kill us?
From a dapper black tux to grungy combat boots, Robert Pattinson dons plenty of handsome looks in the upcoming flick, "Water for Elephants." So, really, who would have guessed that his pièce de résistance on set was none other than 1930s-style underwear!
Yes, that’s right. Period underwear. Rob had to wear them to get in character for "WFE," and apparently he was a big fan, according to costume designer Jacqueline West.
"He loved that I had period underwear for him," she told Hollywood Crush recently (no doubt sparking the envy of girls EVERYWHERE). (Kate: Ah ya just a bit!!) "Yes, and he loved putting that on every morning before he put his costume on, (Kate: Tries to get image out of my mind. Nope not working) you know, he said that in his trailer, and he said it made him, it transported him to the '30s. He said he got out of bed feeling like a different person."
The underpants, along with his other period costumes, helped Rob step into the role of Jacob Jankowski, a vet student who joins the circus during the Great Depression after losing his parents, Jacqueline shared.
"I can see Rob, who is very languid, he’s very modern in his movements and he’s very cool. I could see him sort of kind of become Jacob and become a '30s young man, who was, you know, gonna work hard to carve an existence in this circus," she said.
Sorry, we're still stuck on her description of languid, modern and cool Rob. (Kate: I'm still stuck on him getting into his underpants ;-o)
Sigh. Okay, now moving on.
Jacqueline also added that Rob, who was "manlier" than she expected (more on that next week!), carried the clothes very well. (Kate: STOP IT! I can't take anymore.)
"He would wear clothes so beautifully and you would see kind of a transformation, you know. If he put on those World War I combat boots, his work boots, you can see him stand differently. And I could tell, Rob would say, 'Oh, this really feels right. This feels great.'"
As for whether or not Rob's undies make a cameo in the film, Jacqueline hasn't seen the final cut to know, so you're just gonna have to wait until the movie comes out on April 22 to find out! (Kate: Well I'm thinking why would you bother with 1930's undies if they're not gonna be seen, right? :-D)
MTV via H20ForElephants
From a dapper black tux to grungy combat boots, Robert Pattinson dons plenty of handsome looks in the upcoming flick, "Water for Elephants." So, really, who would have guessed that his pièce de résistance on set was none other than 1930s-style underwear!
Yes, that’s right. Period underwear. Rob had to wear them to get in character for "WFE," and apparently he was a big fan, according to costume designer Jacqueline West.
"He loved that I had period underwear for him," she told Hollywood Crush recently (no doubt sparking the envy of girls EVERYWHERE). (Kate: Ah ya just a bit!!) "Yes, and he loved putting that on every morning before he put his costume on, (Kate: Tries to get image out of my mind. Nope not working) you know, he said that in his trailer, and he said it made him, it transported him to the '30s. He said he got out of bed feeling like a different person."
The underpants, along with his other period costumes, helped Rob step into the role of Jacob Jankowski, a vet student who joins the circus during the Great Depression after losing his parents, Jacqueline shared.
"I can see Rob, who is very languid, he’s very modern in his movements and he’s very cool. I could see him sort of kind of become Jacob and become a '30s young man, who was, you know, gonna work hard to carve an existence in this circus," she said.
Sorry, we're still stuck on her description of languid, modern and cool Rob. (Kate: I'm still stuck on him getting into his underpants ;-o)
Sigh. Okay, now moving on.
Jacqueline also added that Rob, who was "manlier" than she expected (more on that next week!), carried the clothes very well. (Kate: STOP IT! I can't take anymore.)
"He would wear clothes so beautifully and you would see kind of a transformation, you know. If he put on those World War I combat boots, his work boots, you can see him stand differently. And I could tell, Rob would say, 'Oh, this really feels right. This feels great.'"
As for whether or not Rob's undies make a cameo in the film, Jacqueline hasn't seen the final cut to know, so you're just gonna have to wait until the movie comes out on April 22 to find out! (Kate: Well I'm thinking why would you bother with 1930's undies if they're not gonna be seen, right? :-D)
MTV via H20ForElephants
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