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Poll: What’s Your Favorite Robert Pattinson Movie?

The other day we asked you what your favorite Robert Pat­tin­son movie look was and his look in Remem­ber Me as Tyler Hawkins won by a land­slide. How­ever I don’t think we’ve ever asked you which of Rob’s movies was your favorite. So what’s your favorite Rob movie and why?

I didn’t include Rings of the Nibelungs because not many peo­ple have seen it but if you want to vote for it feel free to do so :)

Harry Pot­ter and the Gob­let of Fire

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The Haunter Airman

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The Bad Mother’s Handbook

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How to Be

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Little Ashes

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The Sum­mer House

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Twi­light

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The Twi­light Saga: New Moon

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Remem­ber Me

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The Twi­light Saga: Eclipse

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Poll: What’s Your Favorite Robert Pattinson Movie Looks

Another poll for you guys this morn­ing ;) What’s your favorite Robert Pat­tin­son Movie Look? Leave a com­ment to let us know and we’ll tally the totals. I didn’t add Rings of the Nibelungs as not many peo­ple have seen it.

Harry Pot­ter — Cedric Diggory

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Toby Jugg — The Haunter Airman

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Daniel Gale — The Bad Mother’s Handbook

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Art Free­man — How to Be

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Sal­vador Dali — Lit­tle Ashes

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The Sum­mer House

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Edward Cullen — The Twi­light Saga

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Tyler Hawkins — Remem­ber Me

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Georges DuRoy — Bel Ami

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Jacob Jankowski — Water for Elephants

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Video: Robert Pattinson’s Movies From 2004 to 2011

List of Rob’s film & the char­ac­ters he plays:


2004 Ring of the Nibelungs: Gisel­her
2005 Harry Pot­ter and the Gob­let of Fire: Cedric Dig­gory
2006 The Haunted Air­man: Toby Jugg
2007 The Bad Mother’s Hand­book :D aniel Gale
2008 The Sum­mer House: Robert
2008 How To Be: Art
2008 Twi­light : Edward Cullen
2009 Lit­tle Ashes : Sal­vador Dalí
2009 New Moon : Edward Cullen
2010 Remem­ber Me: Tyler Hawkins
2010 Eclipse : Edward Cullen
2011 Bel Ami : Georges Duroy
2011 Water for Ele­phants: Jacob Jankowsk

*Miss­ing from the list: 2004 “Van­ity Fair” (Rob appears in DVD ver­sion only) + Break­ing Dawn which film­ing will start this Fall.

Source: Le Monde de Francesca

From Harry Pot­ter to Eclipse which is your favorite Robert Pat­tin­son role? I’m leav­ing out the smaller movies such as Rings of the Nibelungs and The Sum­mer House as not many peo­ple have seen them. I’ll prob­a­bly sur­prise no one by say­ing that my favorite Rob role is Tyler Hawkins. Let us know which role is your favorite in the comments.

Here’s a lit­tle refresher for you guys ;)

Cedric Dig­gory — Harry Pot­ter and the Gob­let of Fire

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The Many Faces of Robert Pattinson

I found this great arti­cle the only role they did was for­got was Rob’s role in The Rings of the Nibelungs.

Robert Pat­tin­son may be the heart throb of teen girls every­where but just a few years ago he was a strug­gling actor just look­ing to find his break in Hol­ly­wood. In The Many Faces of Robert Pat­tin­son we take a look at his career the roles he has played and where he is going from here.

Despite the fact that many think that Robert Pat­tin­son is noth­ing more then a teen heart throb his young career clearly shows that he is much about films with sub­stance as he is about being a star. Twi­light has made Robert a house­hold name but believe it or not Robert Pat­tin­son has played much more then just a vam­pire.



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Van­ity Fair: Robert Pat­tin­sons first role was in Van­ity Fair where he played Rawdy Craw­ley in a small role. Van­ity Fair based in Eliz­a­bethan times is about a poor woman named Becky Sharp ( played by Reese With­er­spoon ) who despite grow­ing up in poverty defies the social lad­der to advance her life. It fol­lows the span of 20 years.


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Harry Pot­ter & The Gob­let of Fire: After Van­ity Fair Robert had a few small roles but his next big one was Harry Pot­ter which is quite ironic con­sid­er­ing he goes on to be the lead in the teen sen­sa­tion of Twi­light which is really a suc­ces­sor to Harry Pot­ter in my books. Robert Pat­tin­son played the role of Cedric Dig­gory one of 2 Hog­warts Cham­pi­ons in the Tri­wiz­ard Tournaments.


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The Haunted Air­man: After Harry Pot­ter Robert Pat­tin­son took on a much more seri­ous role in The Haunted Air­man where he played an injured RAF pilot named Toby Jugg who con­fined to a wheel­chair who is com­mit­ted to an eerie hos­pi­tal where he starts to lose his mind.

Read more after the jump!

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Little Ashes’ won award at Italian Film Festival

SCHERMI D’AMORE 2010
The award win­ners at the Inter­na­tional Fes­ti­val of Film Melodrama

AUDIENCE PRIZETHE SCHERMI D’AMORE ROSE

The Schermi d’Amore Rose goes to the film Lit­tle Ashes (Great Britain – Spain, 2009) directed by Paul Morrison.

This year it was once again the audi­ence who awarded the prize at the 14th fes­ti­val ded­i­cated to roman­tic films and melodrama.

Win­ner of Schermi d’Amore in 1999 with Solomon and Gaenor, which had its world pre­mière in Verona, Paul Morrison’s was among the five for­eign films nom­i­nated for Oscars the fol­low­ing year. Now the refined British direc­tor has once again been rec­og­nized for his tal­ent with a biopic which takes him from Wales in the 1910s (the set­ting for Solomon and Gaenor) to the Spain of the 1920s, for a tragic love story. The tor­mented rela­tion­ship between Fed­erico Gar­cía Lorca (1899–1936) and Sal­vador Dalí (1904–1989), which the painter – after the Andalu­sian dramatist’s exe­cu­tion by Franco’s sup­port­ers – kept secret until the final years of his life. The Sur­re­al­ist genius – played by Robert Pat­tin­son before star­ring in Twi­light – is por­trayed dur­ing his uni­ver­sity years, torn between his attrac­tion for the author of Son­nets of Dark Love and his desire for fame and for­tune, which would take him to Paris with the direc­tor Luis Buñuel (1900–1983), the third leg­endary Span­ish fig­ure with whom he would cre­ate the famous short, Un chien andalou (1929).

Source via Pat­tin­son­Life


Little Ashes in Germany’s Vogue Magazine

Here’s a scan of Germany’s Vogue Mag­a­zine where Lit­tle Ashes was mentioned.

Lit­tle Ashes – Madrid in 1922, the poet Fed­erico Gar­cía Lorca and Sal­vador Dalí become a cou­ple. But the painter escapes from the rela­tion­ship to Paris and with that right into the arms of Gala Éluard. Film biog­ra­phy from 2008 with “Twilight”-Star Robert Pat­tin­son as young Dalí.

Source: Rob Pattz News

Torino Gay Film Festival 2010: Robert Pattinson

Other Torino screen­ings on Wednes­day, April 21, include Paul Morrison’s Lit­tle Ashes, star­ring Twi­light idol Robert Pat­tin­son as Sal­vador Dali (!) and Javier Bel­trán as Fed­erico Gar­cia Lorca. Set in 1920s Spain, Dali is por­trayed as a closet case in love with Lorca, who ended up killed by Franco sym­pa­thiz­ers dur­ing the Span­ish Civil War. Future film­maker Luis Buñuel (Matthew McNulty) is depicted as an anti-gay grouch. Pro­ducer Carlo Dusi­will be present at the screen­ing. No word on Pattinson

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Ricky Martin Tweets About Seeing Little Ashes

If you haven’t see Lit­tle Ashes it’s a great movie and you can order it on Ama­zon here.

source via Twi­light Ladies

Little Ashes German DVD Release and Trailer

“Lit­tle Ashes” is avail­able on DVD April 6. You can order it here.

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