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VIDEO: Robert Pattinson Says "Hello" To Russian Fans
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Robert Pattinson Cannes Photocall HQ's
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Robert Pattinson Cannes Photocall HQ's
It's sinful that anyone can look this good first thing in the morning but of course this is Robert Pattinson we're talking about
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Robert Pattinson Cannes Photocall HQ's
It's sinful that anyone can look this good first thing in the morning but of course this is Robert Pattinson we're talking about
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Robert Pattinson's "Cosmopolis" Interview - Cannes
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Robert Pattinson's "Cosmopolis" Interview - Cannes
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I LOVE that we can hear them talking in English!! ;-D
Robert Pattinson's "Cosmopolis" Interview - Cannes
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I LOVE that we can hear them talking in English!! ;-D
Robert Pattinson At The "Cosmopolis" Photocall & Press Conference
Cosmopolis Review: The film is hot! 4 out of 5 points and hat's off to Robert Pattinson's performance!
Cosmopolis Review: The film is hot! 4 out of 5 points and hat's off to Robert Pattinson's performance!
Clemenceau reviewed Cosmopolis for his Weekly Web Magazine. It's in french but here's the translation
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Clemenceau reviewed Cosmopolis for his Weekly Web Magazine. It's in french but here's the translation
Last movie I saw this week, Cosmopolis by David Cronenberg.From his comment, I love goat cheese, sex, desire and money...not in that order. But I also know I'll LOVE Cosmopolis. :) Review starts at 2:27
The story: It's one day in the life of Eric Packer, golden boy in need of a haircut when things go off the deep end.
I loved it! Hats off to Robert Pattinson's performance, who's really good. And I wasn't a big fan before.
It has everything we like: money, sex, death, desire, power, war and goat cheese.
The film is hot and the dialogues are completely crazy. The dialogues are from Don DeLillo's novel, seeing as the movie is an adaptation of his book.
Last thing is Mathieu Amalric's acting (I'm a big fan) and Juliette Binoche who are in the movie and simply amazing.
I gave it 4 out of 5 points. It's a really great movie that I warmly recommend.
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No video left behind: Fans capture Robert Pattinson on Le Grand Journal set
*NEW* Interview With Robert Pattinson & David Cronenberg
More *NEW* Pics Of Robert Pattinson Strutting His Stuff As He Heads To The OTR Premiere
More *NEW* Pics Of Robert Pattinson Strutting His Stuff As He Heads To The OTR Premiere
I think we might have said some of these before but there are some new ones too!
Can we EVER have enough of Robert Pattinson in a suit looking SO Perfect?
No I didn't think so either.
The Pattinson Posse sure look good!
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I think we might have said some of these before but there are some new ones too!
Can we EVER have enough of Robert Pattinson in a suit looking SO Perfect?
No I didn't think so either.
The Pattinson Posse sure look good!
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Longer Video Of Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart At The OTR After Party
Longer Video Of Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart At The OTR After Party
And Another of them arriving at the After Party
And Another of them arriving at the After Party
"Shooting 'Cosmopolis' Gave Me The Confidence I Needed To Invest Myself In Projects That Really Interest Me" - Robert Pattinson
"Shooting 'Cosmopolis' Gave Me The Confidence I Needed To Invest Myself In Projects That Really Interest Me" - Robert Pattinson
Rob talks to metrofrance about shooting "Cosmopolis", what he WOULDN'T do for David Cronenberg, New Projects & More
From Twilight to the cinema of David Cronenberg, that's a big step. Is it the beginning of a new career for you?
Firstly, to be here with this movie, it's amazing. For a young actor like me, for people who really like cinema, it's the ultimate festival. One of the only ones that considers cinema like an art form. Here it's not about being a celebrity and all that comes with it. To go back on the subject of my career, it's probably the start of something. Because shooting Cosmopolis gave me the confidence I needed to invest myself in projects that really interest me. (Kate: Can't wait to see what Rob has in store for us)
You started in England but you became famous because of Hollywood. Do you think young American actors see Cannes like you do?
Maybe ... until the day their movie gets selected *laughs*. In the US, Cannes isn't given a lot of media coverage, we talk about it more in a professional environment. Whereas in London, the festival is on the front page of the newspapers for two weeks. The thing that is weird here is all these people that clap for you at the end of the screening. I went to the one for On the Road (note: Wednesday night) and it hit me. In the USA, people leave as soon as the credits roll. I asked David what would happen if we were booed with Cosmopolis. Do we have to stay up for 20 minutes anyway? *laughs* (Kate: Everyone clapped at the end of "Bel Ami" when I saw it here ;-})
Apparently, you're a fan of Cronenberg. Did you sign on for one of his movies without reading a script?
Absolutely. I did so last week! My agent asked me if I was reading for the next movie with David and I said yes without thinking *laughs*. For Cosmopolis tho, I read the script one year before it got offered to me and I found it excellent. On the first read, I felt a connection. It talked to me without me even knowing what it was about.
Cronenberg didn't make you rehearse or explain to you that he wanted to discover the meaning of the movie during the shoot. It didn't scare you?
Its' pretty understandable because the script is really complicated and can be taken in many different ways. David didn't talk to me a lot, indeed. We had a brief conversation, that's it. I remember sitting in my hotel room two weeks before filming; telling myself: "My god!" The very first days, I was terrified. We did camera tests. I was sitting in the limo, I didn't have anything to do ... and I almost threw up. My heart was beating so fast, I was scared David was going to fire me, that he thought I was a faker. But he was really relaxed. His crew explained to me that for the first week, he didn't know what he was doing, but that it was normal ... That he was trying to find a meaning to the movie. As soon as we found our rythmn, we went faster and faster. At the end of the filming, we only did one take per scene. It was crazy. For the last one, we had 4 days scheduled, we did it in one day and a half.
What was the hardest for you? The dialogues that are pretty literal?
Most of the time, dialogues in movies aren't very good. And actors change them, it's part of the job. In this one, they were so good ... What was difficult was that David tended to change the program of the day depending on technical problem or another. Which meant that I had to have the script memorized, every day, like a play. But it was nice because most of the time, when you go back to your hotel after filming, there's not much to do but then I had to go over the script ever night.
What about the sex scenes? Are they fun and exciting at the same time?
The most difficult one was the one with my bodyguard played by Patricia McKenzie. At first, we were supposed to see us climax at the beginning of the scene, and then talk after. But David suggested that we talked while we f*cked *laughs* (Kate: oooookay)
And the scene where your prostate gets examined?
5 minutes before we filmed, David told me 'I want to see the bottom of your balls on the top of the frame.' *laughs* At the moment, I reminded myself that I would do anything for him. So I went back to see him and told him that wouldn't happen. He took it really well. At the start, it's a very bizarre scene that you won't see again in another movie, I promise. (Kate: As Tink said ROb has hard limits! I'm still really excited, even if I'm not going to see Rob's Balls)
Don DeLillo wrote the book before 9/11 and the financial crisis. But his characters in Cosmopolis deal with current dilemmas. Did you try to make yours as contemporary as possible?
It wasn't done on purpose. Except that tons of things came on during filming. Like the Occupy Wall Street movement that happened at the same time as we were filming the riot scene. And then Rupert Murdoch got a pie in the face, like my character! It's funny, because at first I didn't see Cosmopolis like a description of reality, more like a poem. That's how the book is read and what makes it timeless. Now about the financial crisis, its virtual side, the fact that we could replace money by rats and that it wouldn't change anything ... I completely agree. To be honest, I never invested money in anything. It doesn't make sense, it's all in people's heads.
Did you think of a speech if you win?
Absolutely not! I'm terrified by only the idea of going on stage and to get booed!
It would be your first big award ...
hey, I won Best Kiss at the MTV Movie Awards for Twilight. Three years in a row! (Kate: LOL)
Well now we could as well give you the prize of the best finger in the a..
*roars with laughter* That would be amazing, that would be an incredible prize. For the best prostate scene in the history of cinema. (Kate: *Spits tea all over laptop* Oh My God)
Your next movie will be with Cronenberg then?
I don't know when exactly we're going to shoot. It will be David's first movie in America. In Los Angeles, to be exact. It will be about the industry of cinematography and I promise that it's going to be really weird. Till then, I'm doing Mission: Blacklist with the French director, Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire, who did Johnny Mad Dog. It'll be about the search of Saddam Hussein and we want to film in Iraq, in Tikrit, even tho it's complicated. But I'm 26 and it's the kind of thing that tempts me. If someone should do it, it will be me!
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Rob talks to metrofrance about shooting "Cosmopolis", what he WOULDN'T do for David Cronenberg, New Projects & More
From Twilight to the cinema of David Cronenberg, that's a big step. Is it the beginning of a new career for you?
Firstly, to be here with this movie, it's amazing. For a young actor like me, for people who really like cinema, it's the ultimate festival. One of the only ones that considers cinema like an art form. Here it's not about being a celebrity and all that comes with it. To go back on the subject of my career, it's probably the start of something. Because shooting Cosmopolis gave me the confidence I needed to invest myself in projects that really interest me. (Kate: Can't wait to see what Rob has in store for us)
You started in England but you became famous because of Hollywood. Do you think young American actors see Cannes like you do?
Maybe ... until the day their movie gets selected *laughs*. In the US, Cannes isn't given a lot of media coverage, we talk about it more in a professional environment. Whereas in London, the festival is on the front page of the newspapers for two weeks. The thing that is weird here is all these people that clap for you at the end of the screening. I went to the one for On the Road (note: Wednesday night) and it hit me. In the USA, people leave as soon as the credits roll. I asked David what would happen if we were booed with Cosmopolis. Do we have to stay up for 20 minutes anyway? *laughs* (Kate: Everyone clapped at the end of "Bel Ami" when I saw it here ;-})
Apparently, you're a fan of Cronenberg. Did you sign on for one of his movies without reading a script?
Absolutely. I did so last week! My agent asked me if I was reading for the next movie with David and I said yes without thinking *laughs*. For Cosmopolis tho, I read the script one year before it got offered to me and I found it excellent. On the first read, I felt a connection. It talked to me without me even knowing what it was about.
Cronenberg didn't make you rehearse or explain to you that he wanted to discover the meaning of the movie during the shoot. It didn't scare you?
Its' pretty understandable because the script is really complicated and can be taken in many different ways. David didn't talk to me a lot, indeed. We had a brief conversation, that's it. I remember sitting in my hotel room two weeks before filming; telling myself: "My god!" The very first days, I was terrified. We did camera tests. I was sitting in the limo, I didn't have anything to do ... and I almost threw up. My heart was beating so fast, I was scared David was going to fire me, that he thought I was a faker. But he was really relaxed. His crew explained to me that for the first week, he didn't know what he was doing, but that it was normal ... That he was trying to find a meaning to the movie. As soon as we found our rythmn, we went faster and faster. At the end of the filming, we only did one take per scene. It was crazy. For the last one, we had 4 days scheduled, we did it in one day and a half.
What was the hardest for you? The dialogues that are pretty literal?
Most of the time, dialogues in movies aren't very good. And actors change them, it's part of the job. In this one, they were so good ... What was difficult was that David tended to change the program of the day depending on technical problem or another. Which meant that I had to have the script memorized, every day, like a play. But it was nice because most of the time, when you go back to your hotel after filming, there's not much to do but then I had to go over the script ever night.
What about the sex scenes? Are they fun and exciting at the same time?
The most difficult one was the one with my bodyguard played by Patricia McKenzie. At first, we were supposed to see us climax at the beginning of the scene, and then talk after. But David suggested that we talked while we f*cked *laughs* (Kate: oooookay)
And the scene where your prostate gets examined?
5 minutes before we filmed, David told me 'I want to see the bottom of your balls on the top of the frame.' *laughs* At the moment, I reminded myself that I would do anything for him. So I went back to see him and told him that wouldn't happen. He took it really well. At the start, it's a very bizarre scene that you won't see again in another movie, I promise. (Kate: As Tink said ROb has hard limits! I'm still really excited, even if I'm not going to see Rob's Balls)
Don DeLillo wrote the book before 9/11 and the financial crisis. But his characters in Cosmopolis deal with current dilemmas. Did you try to make yours as contemporary as possible?
It wasn't done on purpose. Except that tons of things came on during filming. Like the Occupy Wall Street movement that happened at the same time as we were filming the riot scene. And then Rupert Murdoch got a pie in the face, like my character! It's funny, because at first I didn't see Cosmopolis like a description of reality, more like a poem. That's how the book is read and what makes it timeless. Now about the financial crisis, its virtual side, the fact that we could replace money by rats and that it wouldn't change anything ... I completely agree. To be honest, I never invested money in anything. It doesn't make sense, it's all in people's heads.
Did you think of a speech if you win?
Absolutely not! I'm terrified by only the idea of going on stage and to get booed!
It would be your first big award ...
hey, I won Best Kiss at the MTV Movie Awards for Twilight. Three years in a row! (Kate: LOL)
Well now we could as well give you the prize of the best finger in the a..
*roars with laughter* That would be amazing, that would be an incredible prize. For the best prostate scene in the history of cinema. (Kate: *Spits tea all over laptop* Oh My God)
Your next movie will be with Cronenberg then?
I don't know when exactly we're going to shoot. It will be David's first movie in America. In Los Angeles, to be exact. It will be about the industry of cinematography and I promise that it's going to be really weird. Till then, I'm doing Mission: Blacklist with the French director, Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire, who did Johnny Mad Dog. It'll be about the search of Saddam Hussein and we want to film in Iraq, in Tikrit, even tho it's complicated. But I'm 26 and it's the kind of thing that tempts me. If someone should do it, it will be me!
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