Here’s a new interview of Robert Pattinson for ‘Crash’ magazine
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New interview and photos of Robert Pattinson from ‘Crash’ magazine Leave a comment
Great new interview of Robert Pattinson with Collider Leave a comment
Here’s a great interview of Robert Pattinson with Collider
From Collider
COLLIDER: You won’t remember this, but I actually interviewed you in New York for Remember Me, back in 2010. So, you’ve landed on your feet.
ROBERT PATTINSON: God. So long ago now and it was 2010.
Yeah. Long time ago.
PATTINSON: Doesn’t feel like a very long time ago.
Time goes by very fast. There’s something I want to talk to you about: I’m a legit fan of your acting. One of the things that I am impressed by is the movies you’ve done. You’re going for cool roles with good directors and you’re going after scripts. For example, I really enjoyed your work in The Rover. And I think that one of the things is a lot of actors have to work because of, you know, they have to pay the mortgage. And I think that one of the benefits you have is you gained that financial freedom after a certain franchise to be able to pick the projects you want to do. Can you sort of talk about what you’ve tried to do over the few years as an actor and the roles you’ve been gravitating towards?
PATTINSON: Yeah, that’s completely right. I mean, I have been incredibly fortunate to be able to do that. But I also think if you get sort of early success there’s always this part of you which feels like, “I need to address the imbalance, I need to kind of earn that success after the fact” [laughs]. And so I try to find roles that are hard and also, I still find now, even after I’ve done loads of really random movies, directors are really surprised that I want to play the parts that I want to play. They just assume that you want to only do the honorable good guy lead who saves the day or dies at the end [laughs]. It’s like, I don’t know, I just kind of don’t think any audience would want to see me do that, or I always think that you have to have a certain understanding of what an audience would want to see from you as a public person as well as a character. So yeah, I generally try and find ways to get my characters severely punished [laughs].
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VIDEO: Robert Pattinson and Charlie Hunnam interview on ‘Good Morning America’ Leave a comment
Here’s a video of Robert Pattinson and Charlie Hunnam on GMA
New interview of Robert Pattinson with Yahoo Leave a comment
New interview of Robert Pattinson with Yahoo
From Yahoo:
Robert Pattinson has been waiting for his new movie The Lost City of Z to be revealed to moviegoers for nearly a decade. That’s about how long ago the 30-year-old Twilight alum was first approached by writer-director James Gray for his adaptation of David Grann’s popular nonfiction book about explorer Percy Fawcett’s lengthy, dangerous search in the early 20th century for a hidden indigenous civilization in the Amazon.Pattinson hung with the project through multiple lead changes (from Brad Pitt to Benedict Cumberbatch to, finally, Charlie Hunnam, who plays Fawcett). He even outgrew the role he was initially in the running for: Percy’s son Jack, played by Spider-Man Homecoming star Tom Holland. Pattison now portrays Henry Costin, a minor character in the book expanded for the screen, Fawcett’s hard-drinking, thick-bearded aide-de-camp. (The movie opens in theaters on Friday.)In an exclusive interview with Yahoo Movies, Pattinson talked about the risks he’s attempted to take over the course of his career (even if no one noticed), if he’d ever consider returning to role of vampire Edward Cullen, and his embarrassing online habit that will pay dividends in one of his next films, Good Time.
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AUDIO: New Robert Pattinson interview with Simon Mayo on BBC Radio Leave a comment
Here’s an audio of Robert Pattinson’s interview on BBC Radio
New Robert Pattinson interview with ‘Die Welt’ Leave a comment
Here’s a new interview of Robert Pattinson with ‘Die Welt’
From Welt:
Being on Hollywood’s A-list, his own fame still seems to perplex him somewhat. Robert Pattinson‘s weapon: a self-deprecating sense of humour. An encounter with the British actor in Berlin.
Robert Pattinson perches on the edge of a yellow sofa and fiddles with a bottle opener. The soft drink in front of him has been open for a while, but he doesn’t put it down. The British actor is nervous; his fingers continually stroke the wavy steel object as if it were a worry stone. He doesn’t like the media circus and rarely gives interviews like this one at Berlin’s Hotel de Rome.
Since the boy from Barnes in South West London was thrust into the limelight – where he has remained for the past ten years – he has feared talking nonsense or divulging details about his personal life, both, to him, are equally horrifying. His weapon: a self-deprecating sense of humour. Time and again he lets out a loud peel of resounding laughter, to make it clear just how laid-back he wants to be.
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Videos of Robert Pattinson on the ‘Lost City of Z’ red carpet at Berlinale Leave a comment
New/Old interview of Robert Pattinson at the ‘Lost City of Z’ premiere at NYFF Leave a comment
Here’s an interview of Robert Pattinson from the ‘Lost City of Z’ premiere at the New York Film Festival – starts at 4:40
New Picture and Interview of Robert Pattinson with GQ Italy Leave a comment
New Picture and Interview of Robert Pattinson with GQ Italy
From GQ Italy:
Enveloping like a cashmere coat with a fresh air of lavender and iris: it’s the fragrance of Robert Pattinson, the Twilight’s immortal whom at thirty years old is the image of Dior Homme Intense, eau de parfum, evoking nocturnal feelings. Sensuality with a taste of Virginia cedar and cinnamon.
“Dior asked me to work on the beauty campaign back in 2012 and then the collaboration has been extended to the clothing line,” says the British actor.
“I have always admired this brand because it has managed to preserve classical elegance, but is also incredibly avant-garde”.GQ: But what is your idea of elegance?
Rob: You know, when you are well dressed in a certain way, as well as you know, the contrary when you go completely wrong with the outfit.
GQ: A smell that reminds you of your childhood?
Rob: Petrol. My father worked in a garage and I liked to visit him.
GQ: And what does a woman have to smell like?
Rob: Of herself. Not of any perfume.
GQ: And what is the most sexy feminine side?
Rob: Talent.
GQ: Your public image is still that of a vampire. Does it bother you?
Rob: Yes at first. With time, though, I realized that my dark side corresponds enough to that character.
GQ: For Dior Homme you play the rebel. When have you broken the rules?
Rob: When I was a boy I recorded a piece of Michael Jackson on a tape, I took it to school and then I told them that it was my father who sang.
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