Robert Pattinson Lands Back In LA After Busy Promo In NY
After his busy few days in New York promoting The Rover, Rob has landed back in LA.
Robert Pattinson Lands Back In LA After Busy Promo In NY
UPDATE: Loads More Pics Added Below
Robert Pattinson Lands Back In LA After Busy Promo In NY
After his busy few days in New York promoting The Rover, Rob has landed back in LA.
Robert Pattinson Lands Back In LA After Busy Promo In NY
After his busy few days in New York promoting The Rover, Rob has landed back in LA.
Natasha Braier Cinematographer For 'The Rover' Talks About Eric & Rey's "Moment"
The Rover's cinematographer Natasha Braier spoke to Movie Maker Magazine about how she and Director David Michod created the world of The Rover and the challenges of shooting in the punishing heat of the Australian desert.
My favourite part though is when she talks about a scene in the movie that she considers to be Rob & Guy's "moment". Have a read of the excerpt below:
Make sure and check out the rest of the article over at Movie Maker Magazine it's such an interesting read.
And DON'T FORGET The Rover goes nationwide tomorrow. Check out the list of theaters HERE to find one near YOU!
My favourite part though is when she talks about a scene in the movie that she considers to be Rob & Guy's "moment". Have a read of the excerpt below:
"Despite not wanting to shoot during magic hour, we did have one scene with very low sun in the late afternoon, which was intentional—when Guy is cleaning Robert [Pattinson’s] wounds. If there is such a thing as a love story between the two characters, then that would have been their moment, when they get closer to each other. That was their romantic scene in the movie."
Make sure and check out the rest of the article over at Movie Maker Magazine it's such an interesting read.
And DON'T FORGET The Rover goes nationwide tomorrow. Check out the list of theaters HERE to find one near YOU!
NEW PICS: Robert Pattinson Looking Gorgeous In NY Today
UPDATE 2: Added Video (below) & MORE Pics (After The Cut)
UPDATE: Added HQ's Below
NEW PICS: Robert Pattinson Looking Gorgeous In NY Today
Rob all smiles leaving the Bowery Hotel in New York today.
I spy with my little eye........... ;}
Info about Rob's jacket thanks to Courtney
HQ
Loads More HQ Pics After The Cut
UPDATE: Added HQ's Below
NEW PICS: Robert Pattinson Looking Gorgeous In NY Today
Rob all smiles leaving the Bowery Hotel in New York today.
I spy with my little eye........... ;}
Info about Rob's jacket thanks to Courtney
HQ
Loads More HQ Pics After The Cut
VIDEOS: Robert Pattinson interview roundup from Cannes, Sydney, LA and NYC for The Rover promo
VIDEOS: Robert Pattinson interview roundup from Cannes, Sydney, LA and NYC for The Rover promo
Here's a roundup of some promo interviews with Rob as well as Guy Pearce and David Michôd.
UPDATE7: Chicago WGN - auto play so click HERE to view (Rob - "I do tend to embarrass myself on quite a regular basis.") Nerdist is also auto play so click HERE to view (Rob: "The rhythm and how David wrote the dialogue it's just very jumpy and start-stop to the extent that when you read it, your whole body started to follow. And then I just started thinking about why you would be speaking like that. Someone who is constantly wary of everything. Almost like he's going to get slap at any second and it translates into every aspect of his being.")
And Popsugar
UPDATE6: Click the links to view - Rotten Tomatoes (Rob: "I've always thought [#TheRover] is a really hopeful movie. Whenever anyone say it's bleak or something, I think it's really kind of rich and hopeful.") and BBC interview HERE. But Rob's portion was posted before HERE and is longer.
LOADS more promo interviews after the cut!
Here's a roundup of some promo interviews with Rob as well as Guy Pearce and David Michôd.
UPDATE7: Chicago WGN - auto play so click HERE to view (Rob - "I do tend to embarrass myself on quite a regular basis.") Nerdist is also auto play so click HERE to view (Rob: "The rhythm and how David wrote the dialogue it's just very jumpy and start-stop to the extent that when you read it, your whole body started to follow. And then I just started thinking about why you would be speaking like that. Someone who is constantly wary of everything. Almost like he's going to get slap at any second and it translates into every aspect of his being.")
And Popsugar
UPDATE6: Click the links to view - Rotten Tomatoes (Rob: "I've always thought [#TheRover] is a really hopeful movie. Whenever anyone say it's bleak or something, I think it's really kind of rich and hopeful.") and BBC interview HERE. But Rob's portion was posted before HERE and is longer.
LOADS more promo interviews after the cut!
Robert Pattinson: "It is nice to look at my resume now. I’d be jealous of me if I wasn’t me."
Robert Pattinson: "It is nice to look at my resume now. I’d be jealous of me if I wasn’t me."
Rob talked to the Chicago Sun Times about The Rover and had a fun Q&A interview:
A steak in his heart: Robert Pattinson yearns for Chicago beef
Maybe it’s a nod to his former vampire alter ego, but Robert Pattinson wants blood.
“I was having a dream the other night about a Chicago steak,” the actor said Tuesday. “I had one on the first ‘Twilight’ tour, and certain things just stick in your mind. Maybe it’s my inner vampire coming out again.”
With a trademark laugh, Pattinson knows he will get his wish. He will film the gangster movie “Idol’s Eye” with Robert De Niro in Chicago in October. “I love Chicago,” he says. “It’s one of those cities where I can walk around and people are really kind. They respect that there are times I need a little silence.”
He also found that silence working in the Australian Outback for his new movie “The Rover” (opening Friday), where Pattinson plays Ray, a young man on a mission to survive a wild desert trip and killing spree with another drifter played by Guy Pierce.
Q. What was it like filming in the Outback?
A: I really love the desert because you can be alone, which is very nice. I could just wander off a bit and no one cared because there wasn’t a single soul for thousands of miles. Most of the towns where we filmed had one street. The other cool thing is that when I was mobbed, it was by a bunch of kangaroos who lived there or the wild camels. I respect these people who are out there, too, living off the grid. It was perfect for me to be a bit off the grid where I didn’t have to look over my shoulder. No one was taking a picture of me doing something stupid.
Q. You’ve said that you had to audition for Rey in “The Rover.” Really? After starring in that big franchise?
A: One hundred percent I have to audition unless I’m playing something in my wheelhouse. If I’m doing a vampire thing, they better hire me. You’ve seen my vampire act.
Q. You’ve had quite a few years with your life splashed out in the tabloids. How do you keep it together and not develop an attitude?
A: I really don’t know how I do it. It’s weird. I went through a period where I was a bit more stressed. Once I got through that period of time, I just figured that your life contracts a little bit when you get famous. Yes, I was frustrated about not doing the things I used to do, like walking around anonymously. But you get used to it. In the end, I just let it all go and have accepted that it’s a different kind of life.
Q. You have films coming up from David Cronenberg [“Maps to the Stars” this fall] and Werner Herzog, plus the De Niro movie. Have you shaken Edward Cullen from “Twilight” off for good?
A: I’m constantly surprised that I’ve been able to have a career post-”Twilight.” I still think it’s going to end at any second. I always figured anything else after “Twilight” was just a bonus. ... It is nice to look at my resume now. I’d be jealous of me if I wasn’t me.
Q. Finally ... you’re a steak guy and not a Chicago pizza type?
A. Let’s clear this up. I’m 100 percent a Chicago pizza guy, but when you’ve been dreaming of a good steak, you need to start with a knife and a fork in your hands — and some good steak sauce.
Rob talked to the Chicago Sun Times about The Rover and had a fun Q&A interview:A steak in his heart: Robert Pattinson yearns for Chicago beef
Maybe it’s a nod to his former vampire alter ego, but Robert Pattinson wants blood.
“I was having a dream the other night about a Chicago steak,” the actor said Tuesday. “I had one on the first ‘Twilight’ tour, and certain things just stick in your mind. Maybe it’s my inner vampire coming out again.”
With a trademark laugh, Pattinson knows he will get his wish. He will film the gangster movie “Idol’s Eye” with Robert De Niro in Chicago in October. “I love Chicago,” he says. “It’s one of those cities where I can walk around and people are really kind. They respect that there are times I need a little silence.”
He also found that silence working in the Australian Outback for his new movie “The Rover” (opening Friday), where Pattinson plays Ray, a young man on a mission to survive a wild desert trip and killing spree with another drifter played by Guy Pierce.
Q. What was it like filming in the Outback?
A: I really love the desert because you can be alone, which is very nice. I could just wander off a bit and no one cared because there wasn’t a single soul for thousands of miles. Most of the towns where we filmed had one street. The other cool thing is that when I was mobbed, it was by a bunch of kangaroos who lived there or the wild camels. I respect these people who are out there, too, living off the grid. It was perfect for me to be a bit off the grid where I didn’t have to look over my shoulder. No one was taking a picture of me doing something stupid.
Q. You’ve said that you had to audition for Rey in “The Rover.” Really? After starring in that big franchise?
A: One hundred percent I have to audition unless I’m playing something in my wheelhouse. If I’m doing a vampire thing, they better hire me. You’ve seen my vampire act.
Q. You’ve had quite a few years with your life splashed out in the tabloids. How do you keep it together and not develop an attitude?
A: I really don’t know how I do it. It’s weird. I went through a period where I was a bit more stressed. Once I got through that period of time, I just figured that your life contracts a little bit when you get famous. Yes, I was frustrated about not doing the things I used to do, like walking around anonymously. But you get used to it. In the end, I just let it all go and have accepted that it’s a different kind of life.
Q. You have films coming up from David Cronenberg [“Maps to the Stars” this fall] and Werner Herzog, plus the De Niro movie. Have you shaken Edward Cullen from “Twilight” off for good?
A: I’m constantly surprised that I’ve been able to have a career post-”Twilight.” I still think it’s going to end at any second. I always figured anything else after “Twilight” was just a bonus. ... It is nice to look at my resume now. I’d be jealous of me if I wasn’t me.
Q. Finally ... you’re a steak guy and not a Chicago pizza type?
A. Let’s clear this up. I’m 100 percent a Chicago pizza guy, but when you’ve been dreaming of a good steak, you need to start with a knife and a fork in your hands — and some good steak sauce.
NEW STILL: Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce enjoy a nice dinner together in The Rover
NEW STILL: Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce enjoy a nice dinner together in The Rover
Love this.
From LA Times:
"The Rover" is a bleak work, and an uncompromisingly violent one, but it's been made with so much skill that it's hard to get it out of your mind. The second feature film by Australian writer-director David Michod, responsible for the surprise 2010 critical success "Animal Kingdom," it confirms him as an impressive filmmaker with a talent for creating distinctive worlds and depositing us right in the heart of them.
Set in an economically impoverished future, "The Rover" stars Guy Pearce in a performance of pure controlled ferocity. He plays a man on an implacable, obsessive stop-at-nothing quest to recover his stolen car, with an unrecognizable Robert Pattinson equally strong as a weaker man who gets pulled along in his wake. Tense and remorseless and shot in 100-degrees-plus heat, this is a film that chills the blood as well as the soul.Click HERE to see the current list of theaters for the nationwide release this Friday!
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Sydney Film Fest Q&A: Robert Pattinson, Guy Pearce, David Michôd and Liz Watts talk The Rover
Sydney Film Fest Q&A: Robert Pattinson, Guy Pearce, David Michôd and Liz Watts talk The Rover
Click the pic to view 20 minutes of the Q&A from Sydney Film Fest!
Thanks Tessa!
Click the pic to view 20 minutes of the Q&A from Sydney Film Fest!
Thanks Tessa!
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