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Nicola Peltz talks Unbound Captives and Robert Pattinson

Nicola Peltz men­tions Robert Pat­tin­son and Unbound Cap­tives in this interview.

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Robert Pat­ti­son: Bel Ami is about a char­ac­ter called Georges Duroy who is a broke ex sol­dier in Paris in 1890. He has no drive. He’s just jeal­ous of every­thing. He’s com­pletely tal­ent­less. The only thing he does is, by acci­dent he finds this guy in the army with a brothel and this other guy want’s to impress him so he gives him money and buys him a round and it ends up being like he’s invited the Devil into his house. He seduces his wife. He seduces all his wife’s friends. Every sin­gle influ­en­tial woman he can get, he has an affair with and it ends up screw­ing over the entire society.

Robert Pat­ti­son: Water for Ele­phants is a story about a guy in 1931 whose par­ents both die in a car crash when he’s at Cor­nell Uni­ver­sity study­ing vet­eri­nar­ian sci­ence. He jumps on a train out of des­per­a­tion to find some­thing else and it ends up being this cir­cus train. He ends up falling in love with the star attrac­tion who’s also the wife of the ring mas­ter and all the chaos that ensues after that.

Robert Pat­ti­son: Unbound Cap­tives: It’s a West­ern. It’s a sort of roman­tic, drama, west­ern. My char­ac­ter is the son of Rachel Weisz. He get’s kid­napped by Comanches when he’s four and is raised by them. And my mother spends like 15 years or some­thing try­ing to find me and when she finds me and I come back I can’t speak Eng­lish any­more. I don’t rec­og­nize her and she doesn’t rec­og­nize me and I have kind of mas­sive ADD in it as well.

Robert pat­tin­son: I found out about Break­ing Dawn being two films when the press release came out (laughs). Bill Con­don, I met briefly a few weeks ago kind of by acci­dent just before the MTV Awards in a bar. He seemed great. He seemed like a really, really nice guy. I haven’t talked to him in detail about any­thing but Gods and Mon­sters, that was an amaz­ing movie. I think it’s going to be good. I don’t even know where we’re going to shoot it yet or anything.

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Nicola Peltz Speaks About Unbound Captives With Collider

Nicola Peltz spoke to Col­lider at the MTV Movie Awards about Unbound Cap­tives in which she’ll be play­ing Robert Pattinson’s sis­ter. The movie will also star Hugh Jack­man and Rachel Weisz.

What do you have com­ing up after this?
PELTZ: Unbound Cap­tives, I just got cast in it, it hasn’t started film­ing yet, but it’s with Rob Pat­tin­son, Rachel Weisz and Hugh Jack­man and Made­line Stowe wrote it and is gonna direct it.

And when do you think you’re gonna start film­ing?
PELTZ: Not sure, hope­fully soon, I can­not wait to do it.

Read more over at Collider

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Video: ‘Eclipse’ Spoofs & Rob’s Pre-Production Projects

In ReelzChannel’s lat­est Twi­light Tid­bit, they talk about ‘The Host’ cast­ing rumours, pop­u­lar ‘Eclipse’ trailer spoofs, and upcom­ing projects for Twi­light cast mem­bers– includ­ing Rob’s Water for Ele­phants (at the 1:45 mark)!


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Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner: Two Different Career Paths

No one in Hol­ly­wood is hot­ter right now than Twi­light actors Robert Pat­tin­son and Tay­lor Laut­ner. Pro­duc­ers are clam­or­ing to put them in movies, and the two actors — Pat­tin­son, 23 and Laut­ner, 18 — can pretty much make any kind of film they choose. So it’s inter­est­ing that their post-Twilight movie careers are shap­ing up to be so dras­ti­cally different.

Laut­ner, 18, has just signed on for an action thriller called Abduc­tion, about a man who dis­cov­ers his own baby pic­ture on a miss­ing per­sons web­site. Laut­ner will also be play­ing a super-powered secret agent fight­ing ter­ror­ists in the film Max Steel, a mar­tial arts fighter who has to save his kid­napped friends on vaca­tion in Can­cun, and the tit­u­lar body-stretching super­hero in Stretch Arm­strong. Notice a pat­tern here? Laut­ner is def­i­nitely gun­ning to be the next big action hero, fol­low­ing a path sim­i­lar to the one Will Smith took in the mid-90s.

Pat­tin­son, on the other hand, is steer­ing away from adrenaline-fueled hero roles and choos­ing small, intense char­ac­ter pieces. Next up is March’s Remem­ber Me, in which the 23-year-old actor plays a tor­tured col­lege stu­dent who finds romance after a fam­ily tragedy. Then, post-Eclipse, he’ll be mak­ing three period pieces: Bel Ami, about a lothario who sleeps his way to the top in 19th-century Paris (co-starring Uma Thur­man); Unbound Cap­tives, about a fron­tiers­man whose chil­dren are kid­napped (also star­ring Hugh Jack­man); and Cir­cus, about a Depression-era cir­cus (with Reese With­er­spoon as the love inter­est). These choices are rem­i­nis­cent of the films made by Johnny Depp ear­lier in his career.

So while Lautner’s new films will show off his abs, Pattinson’s movies will flex his act­ing mus­cles. Both are good strate­gies for stay­ing in the spot­light — and while Laut­ner may emerge the richer man, we see Oscar buzz in Pattinson’s future.

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Nicola Peltz To Join Robert Pattinson In Unbond Captives

An inter­view with Nicola Peltz on People.com gen­er­ated a lot of inter­est today when it was revealed the actress, who stars in M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Air­ben­der, not only worked with Twilight-er Jack­son Rath­bone on the film, but will also be co-starring with Robert Pat­tin­son in the near future.

A quick look at IMDB left fans guess­ing, since it doesn’t list any of Pattinson’s known upcom­ing projects among the 15-year-old actress’ plans.

Well, Gos­sip Cop solved the mystery.

A source close to Peltz tells Gos­sip Cop she’s been cast in Unbound Captives.

We hear great things about the young actress, which should only make antic­i­pa­tion even higher for the Pat­tin­son flick.

Gos­sip Cop via pat­tin­son­life

It’s s a wrap on 2009! For Robert Pat­tin­son lovers it has been an amaz­ing year filled with can­did inter­views that has given fans a chance to get an inside look at the actor’s pri­vate life. Thanks to the Rob­sessed DVD we got to take a trip back in time before Pat­tin­son was larger than life and just play­ing open mic night for Phil Tay­lor at The Albany along­side friend Bobby Long. We also learned a lot about Rob while he was pro­mot­ing the release of The Twi­light Saga: New Moon back in Novem­ber. As 2009 winds down, we look to the hori­zon of 2010 and won­der what is in store for the uber famous Robert Pattinson.

It is an unde­ni­able fact that Rob will make his fans swoon with his casual hair flips, his bril­liant knack for being fab­u­lous, and his inter­est­ing roles in upcom­ing films. In 2009, Rob appeared in a few indie films, Lit­tle Ashes (2010) and How to Be (2009) along with the inter­na­tional block­buster The Twi­light Saga: New Moon. But come 2010, Pat­tin­son is tak­ing a dif­fer­ent approach as lead­ing man.

2010 is all about becom­ing main­stream for Pat­tin­son, and this com­ing March the Eng­lish actor will take cen­ter stage in Summit’s Remem­ber Me. In the past, Pat­tin­son has been a sup­port­ing actor, how­ever in this film the actor will finally be able to carry a film on his own. Co-starring along­side Lost beauty Emi­lie De Ravin and for­mer James Bond hot­ness Pierce Bros­nan, Remem­ber Me will be a momen­tous film for the young actor. Check out the upcom­ing 2010 films where you can catch your favorite actor.

Remem­ber Me (2010)

Open­ing Date: March 12, 2010
CoStars: Emi­lie De Ravin, Pierce Bros­nan, Chris Cooper & Martha Plimp­ton.
Plot: Pat­tin­son plays Tyler a man floun­der­ing in New York City while try­ing to fig­ure out his life with­out the help of his pow­er­ful father (Pierce Bros­nan). Tyler finds him­self in one fight after the next but when he meets a fel­low stu­dent, his life is for­ever changed.

The Twi­light Saga: Eclipse (2010)

Open­ing Date: June 30, 2010
CoStars: Kris­ten Stew­art, Tay­lor Laut­ner, Ash­ley Greene, Peter Facinelli, Nikki Reed, Kel­lan Lutz, Jack­son Rath­bone & Eliz­a­beth Reaser.
Plot: The Saga con­tin­ues in the third install­ment where Bella makes her deci­sion between vam­pire Edward and her best friend were­wolf Jacob. There is no short­ness of drama in this install­ment, as the Cullen’s and the Wolf Pack team up together to help fight off the evil vam­pires who are out for blood.

Unbound Cap­tives (2010)

Open­ing Date: 2010
CoStars: Rachel Weisz Hugh Jack­man & Gar­ret Dil­lahunt.
Plot: This period piece fol­lows May (Rachel Weisz) who plays a women whose chil­dren have been kid­napped after the ter­ri­ble death of her hus­band. Tom (Hugh Jack­man) assists May in find­ing her lost son Phineas (Robert Pat­tin­son) in the sweep­ing epic tale.

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Rachel Weisz is Looking Forward To Working With Robert Pattinson on Unbound Captives

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BEVERLY HILLS, Cal­i­for­nia — Until now, lit­tle has been known about the upcom­ing film “Unbound Cap­tives,” except for the fact that Robert Pat­tin­son was going to star in it. For Twi­lighters, that was all they needed to know. The ironic thing is, RPattz’s co-star, Oscar win­ner Rachel Weisz, has plenty of details to dish about the drama but knows vir­tu­ally noth­ing about “Twilight.”

“Meet­ing him was vam­piric. He sucked my blood,” laughed Weisz, remem­ber­ing their intro­duc­tion. “Wait, is he the vam­pire? He is the vam­pire, right?”

Yes he is, Rachel. And in “Unbound Cap­tives,” Pat­tin­son is eager to por­tray a teen liv­ing in the West­ern fron­tier who was kid­napped by Comanche war­riors at a young age; Weisz is slated to play the mother on a mis­sion to get her son back. Co-starring along­side Hugh Jack­man, Pat­tin­son told us recently that “Cap­tives” offers him a char­ac­ter who “can’t really be more dif­fer­ent from Edward,” the lead­ing man of “Twilight.”

“It’s an inde­pen­dent movie, and they are rais­ing the money, so hope­fully it’ll hap­pen,” Weisz said of the flick, which will mark the writ­ing and direct­ing debut of vet­eran actress Made­line Stowe. “I don’t know if it will [be made], but yeah, I’m very excited.

“It’s a great screen­play, and [Pat­tin­son and Jack­man] are both great actors,” Weisz added of why she is attached to the film. “I like to work with all kinds of tal­ented peo­ple, what­ever the age.”

Weisz — who can be seen later this month in direc­tor Peter Jackson’s drama “The Lovely Bones” — said another rea­son she’s eager to work with RPattz is his mystique.

“He wasn’t star-struck. He’s got a whole rebel vibe, right? Yeah, that was his vibe,” she said of their meet­ing. “He’s kind of icon­o­clas­tic. He’s flaunt­ing author­ity. Yeah, pretty cool.”


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Video: Rob Pattinson Says Heading Into Non-‘Twilight’ Territory Is ‘Scary’

New inter­view of Robert Pat­tin­son when he was in Spain where he talks about Bel Ami, Unbound Cap­tives and Break­ing Dawn.

Via Pat­tin­son Life

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