Robert Pattinson talks to ITN about working with animals in Water for Elephants
Too cute :)
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Reese Witherspoon mentions working with Robert Pattinson in Vanity Fair
Reese Witherspoon mentions Robert Pattinson in press junket interview for Water for Elephants
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Robert Pattinson interview with On The Red Carpet
During the Water for Elephants press junket, Robert Pattinson sat down with On The Red Carpet. Cute interview :)
Larger picture of Robert Pattinson from USA Today
Robert Pattinson might be the first person to kill women by pucker...because I'm a ghost typing this post.
Click the image for LARGER PuckerRob....if you dare...
There's some serious sexiness going on....the jaw, the neck, the arms, the chest hair....hmmmm and you KNOW there are more pics out there....come on, USA Today! Give us The Rob!
Here's a full body scan we can all approve of ;)
And we already saw this scan from the USA Today article but let's see it again :)
Click HERE to read the article and view the 5 question video with Rob in case you missed it.
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Click the image for LARGER PuckerRob....if you dare...
There's some serious sexiness going on....the jaw, the neck, the arms, the chest hair....hmmmm and you KNOW there are more pics out there....come on, USA Today! Give us The Rob!
Here's a full body scan we can all approve of ;)
And we already saw this scan from the USA Today article but let's see it again :)
Click HERE to read the article and view the 5 question video with Rob in case you missed it.
Source | Scan
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Reese Witherspoon talks making love in Water for Elephants poster with Robert Pattinson
During her interview on Conan O'Brien, Reese Witherspoon talked about the Water for Elephants poster and how it can symbolize making love with Robert Pattinson. Certainly glad I own a copy ;)
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Donna Scott talks about kissing Robert Pattinson
Donna Scott mentions kissing Robert Pattinson to MTV:
"I love that I got paid to kiss Robert Pattinson and he wasn’t sick," Donna said, citing Reese and Rob's admissions of runny noses during their scene. "He was very sweet. He’s genuinely shy," she said.
Donna explained that during the scene where her character is performing her burlesque dance and takes her top off to "twirl her tassels," Rob was particularly taken aback.
"When I did it, I turn around and take off my top, his face was, I think, very genuine," she recalled. "He’s like, 'Oh my God, am I really seeing this?' In my opinion, he was a little bit shy about speaking to me in the makeup trailer for a few days after that day," she added with a chuckle. "It was a little bit hard for him to look me in the eyes. It was so genuine."
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Q & A from Robert Pattinson with the Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune spoke to Robert Pattinson about Water for Elephants:
LOS ANGELES — When many of you think Robert Pattinson, tabloid headlines and all things vampire come to mind. Pattinson, even more than any of the other main actors in the popular "Twilight" movie series, seems to be purposefully creating a body of work outside of his tween following.
This weekend, Pattinson shows that there's a lot more depth to him as an actor than we've seen in his "Twilight" character Edward, as he co-stars with Reese Witherspoon in the adaptation of the best-selling novel "Water for Elephants." When we talked recently, I wondered if there was a lot of pressure on him because of his "Twilight" success.
"I think it's actually a little less pressure. It's a little weird. There's a kind of a strange thing that happened and it's the same thing that happened when I did first did 'Twilight,'" he said. "I'd never heard of the 'Twilight' book series. I didn't know anyone who'd read it. I just kind of did it, so I wasn't nervous at all. Later on, it became this huge thing. With 'Water for Elephants,' again, I'd never heard of the book. … And then, I accepted the part and suddenly noticed people sitting next to me were reading it on three different airplane rides. So I guess I just missed the thing again and therefore also missed the nerves again. Now I just love it. Kind of everything about it. I could really connect to it all."
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Not a lot of men connect with the movie so passionately. It's not really what might be called a "chick flick," but it's very romantic and very beautiful.
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I know. It's strange. My dad loves it and he never reads anything. I think maybe because the reality of working in a circus? And then it can be so harsh ... maybe (it's) more relatable to men. But it's not really a totally romanticized story. It's impossible to romanticize.
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You've worked with werewolves in "Twilight." What was it like working with Tai the elephant in this?
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She's incredible. She's one of the best actresses I've ever worked with. She plays Rosie in the book, and that's an incredible difficult part to play. It's really integral to the story. It's really difficult casting to find an elephant that could pull it off. ... Plus, she does impressions.
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Seriously?
A
She does impressions of chickens and stuff. And her general attitude is crazy, but she was also just so calm. She could be in a massive crowd of people … but she just stayed totally calmed, looking quite cheerful all the time. She just needs a bit of hay and that's it.
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You two have that in common, right? I've seen you very calm in massive crowds of screaming teenagers.
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Yes, but I complain about it afterwards. She doesn't complain about it; she is an incredible creature.
Tai's trainer mentions Robert Pattinson to Next Movie
Next Movie spoke with Gary Johnson, Tai's trainer, about Tai and Water for Elephants. Here are the excerpts mentioning Rob:
Robert Pattinson was always willing to spend time with Tai… Rob, if we needed to rehearse something, he was more and more willing to accommodate. I just can't say enough nice things about him, because he was great. He's a big deal. To me, being a novice, he seemed to work very hard on this. I think he gave 110 percent. And he's just the nicest person, not one ounce arrogant or anything.
Tai’s elephant memory brought some recognition when she reunited with her “Elephants” co-stars a few months after the shoot… After we finished shooting "Water For Elephants," a couple months later, we wound up doing stills with Rob and Reese. It seemed like she kinda knew who they were. They both came over individually when we arrived to say hi, and I think she had a little recognition of them.
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More Fan Pics of Robert Pattinson at the Today Show
Could Robert Pattinson be any more gracious to his fans? I think not...
Thank you to rtpgirl for sharing these great pics from the Today Show.
A little bit of tongue...
Jaw p0rn and mole p0rn - double whammy!
The smile of all smiles...
Thank you to rtpgirl for sharing these great pics from the Today Show.
A little bit of tongue...
Jaw p0rn and mole p0rn - double whammy!
The smile of all smiles...
Reese Witherspoon: Robert Pattinson Ran Like a Girl...
Reese Witherspoon talks about how Robert Pattinson reacted when Zebras got loose on set. Start watching at 2:30 :)
Anyone surprised? I'm not :)
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Anyone surprised? I'm not :)
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*NEW* Water for Elephants TV Spot
Here's a new slightly different Water for Elephants TV Spot with Robert Pattinson The movie is now in theaters, go see it multiple times this weekend, and if the blog isn't updated much it's because we are in the theater binging on Robowski! :)
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