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HQs: Robert Pattinson is a knock out in black and blue Dior for the Go Campaign Gala (Nov. 18)
HQs: Robert Pattinson is a knock out in black and blue Dior for the Go Campaign Gala (Nov. 18)
MORE HQs under the cut!
MORE HQs under the cut!
FIRST LOOK: Robert Pattinson at the Go Campaign's 10th Annual Gala (Nov. 18)
FIRST LOOK: Robert Pattinson at the Go Campaign's 10th Annual Gala (Nov. 18)
I was fortunate enough to attend the Vulture Festival earlier today and Rob spoke very fondly about the Go Campaign and his long association with the charity. Here's our first look at Rob at the Gala tonight! Click HERE if you want to donate to the Go Campaign and you can always find more information about Rob's ambassadorship in the blog sidebar.
I was fortunate enough to attend the Vulture Festival earlier today and Rob spoke very fondly about the Go Campaign and his long association with the charity. Here's our first look at Rob at the Gala tonight! Click HERE if you want to donate to the Go Campaign and you can always find more information about Rob's ambassadorship in the blog sidebar.
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VIDEO & PICS: Robert Pattinson At The Vulture Festival LA
PICS: Robert Pattinson At The Vulture Festival LA
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MORE PICS: Robert Pattinson going through a door can make you swoon (Nov. 15)
MORE PICS: Robert Pattinson going through a door can make you swoon (Nov. 15)
This is from the night of The Fred Hollows Foundation Inaugural Fundraising Gala Dinner a couple days ago. It's only Rob about to go through a door but even that activity is swoon-worthy...
Click HERE if you missed the big batch of HQs from the night!
Fun candids and fan pics under the cut!
This is from the night of The Fred Hollows Foundation Inaugural Fundraising Gala Dinner a couple days ago. It's only Rob about to go through a door but even that activity is swoon-worthy...
Click HERE if you missed the big batch of HQs from the night!
Fun candids and fan pics under the cut!
PRINT INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson Tells 'The Irish Times' About 'Good Time,' The Lost City Of Z', 'High Life' & More
PRINT INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson Tells 'The Irish Times' About 'Goodtime,' The Lost City Of Z', 'High Life' & More
Loving all these new Rob interviews. Here's another, this time with 'The Irish Times'
Loving all these new Rob interviews. Here's another, this time with 'The Irish Times'
Robert Pattinson is gleaming just as surely as his odd little golden splodge of hair at the front. Today that blond bit is made especially visible by a close crew cut. He’s in strikingly chipper form. I’m not sure I was expecting chipper.
Having worked with Werner Herzog, David Cronenberg, Anton Corbijn and, as we meet, Claire Denis, Pattinson has blossomed into the one of the most interesting actors of his generation. Still, he has never been the kind of performer you’d confuse with such great, boozy, storytelling carousers as Peter O’Toole.
“How did those guys do it?” Pattinson says. “It’s the most amazing thing. How can you operate at that level while simultaneously sabotaging yourself? Have you read that Andre Agassi biography? I can’t get over it. So he was still seeded. Around 30th in the world, I think. And he was addicted to crystal meth. And he’s also gluing his wig to his head with polymer cement. So he’s playing a five-set tennis match. On meth. With a wig cemented to his head. How crazy is that?” He laughs. “I mean, I can’t do anything if I’m slightly tired. Or if I’ve drunk two cups of coffee. After two cups of coffee I’m literally incapacitated.”
When we last caught up the artist formerly known as R-Patz was shooting The Lost City of Z in Belfast and had just been declared a total ledge by the media after dropping in on a Co Down wedding reception. He had a great time, he says.
“But the best thing about Ireland was seeing Van Morrison play in Cypress Avenue,” Pattison says. “It was my birthday, and he was incredible. I’m a bit obsessed with Van Morrison. I’ve seen him seven times, and twice he has really, really killed it. But that was really something. Just amazing.”
The same production would bring Pattinson to the caiman- and viper-infested waters of Colombia’s Caribbean coast, where, in a fit of method madness, he ate live maggots from his beard. “I can’t believe they deleted that scene,” he says.
Did they? Did they really? This isn’t one of those patented Pattinson tall tales, is it? Like the time he claimed to have extraordinarily heavy saliva? Or the time he told the Today show that he saw a clown’s car explode at his first circus? Or how about last summer, when he told Jimmy Kimmel that he refused to masturbate a dog for his new thriller, Good Time? “Robert Pattinson is our kind of guy (and everyone’s who has a heart) for refusing to masturbate a dog,” said Lisa Lange of the animal-welfare group Peta, in a laudatory statement.
Except, no. The dog masturbation was also a fib.
“No, there were real live maggots,” he says, grinning.
We’ll leave it at that.
INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson Talks 'Good Time' & Upcoming Projects With Vanity Fair
INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson Talks 'Good Time' & Upcoming Projects With Vanity Fair
Rob was interviewed by Vanity Fair and spoke about Good Time, upcoming projects and lots more!
Rob was interviewed by Vanity Fair and spoke about Good Time, upcoming projects and lots more!
Brooding and aloof, two adjectives often associated with actor Robert Pattinson, are two that do little to currently describe the 31-year old former heartthrob. Rather the face of the Dior Homme fragrance, with the sharp-edged jawline and the intense glare, is an easy laugh and a genuinely good time. It could be because he’s getting the best reviews of his career for his role as a petty thief sporting a hearty batch of grandiose delusions in Josh and Benny Safdie’s aptly titled grind-house actioner Good Time. It could be because the paparazzi have finally left him alone and he’s starring in the films he’s long wanted to do. Or it could be that his life is, quite simply, great. Apparently, even the spirits agree.
A few years ago, Pattinson received a psychic reading from a waitress/medium at a London restaurant who told him that his soul had lived many previous lives and the one he’s currently in was something of a reward for all his past lives’ hardships. “She was like, ‘This life is your soul just having a ride, having fun, just a roller coaster,” said Pattinson during a recent interview at his favorite Los Angeles restaurant that he asked me to keep secret.
“That's generally how I feel,” he added. “It’s been fucking incredible. I really haven’t had any bad times. I’ve had a cruise from beginning to end.”
Most of that cruising has been done on movie sets. Since he first appeared opposite Reese Witherspoon in Vanity Fair when he was 16 (his scenes were eventually cut from the film) to today, Pattinson has worked consistently, jumping from set to set, including the four years he spent brooding as Edward, the tortured vampire with the sparkly skin and a desperate passion for the forbidden human Bella in Twilight, the series that sent his star power into the stratosphere. We all know how that fairy tale ended. What’s remarkable is that it did little to quell Pattinson’s own passion for the game. Rather, it taught him the importance of having good directors and solidified his quest to seek them out at all costs.
“That’s what film is to me,” Pattinson said of his single-mindedness about filmmakers. “It shows respect for the art form and the lineage of movie-making if you go after the people who influence everyone else.”
Back in 2015, he sent a cold e-mail to the Safdie brothers based on a film still from a yet-to-be-released movie. According to Josh, it read in part: “I've seen this still for your film Heaven Knows What, and I feel some type of innate connection toward it. It somehow feels tied to my purpose, and I feel like now you’re tied to my purpose.”
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