Here’s a master post for screencaps of Robert Pattinson on the red carpet at the premiere of Remember Me in London today.
Archive for March 2010
Screencaps of Robert Pattinson on the Red Carpet at the Premiere of Remember Me in London – 17/03/2010 5 comments
Rob on the Cover of Vanity Fair Italy *update* 6 comments
New 'New Moon' DVD TV Spot Leave a comment
Emilie talks about working with Rob to Parade.com 1 comment
Co-starring with one of the hottest hunks in Hollywood.
“It didn’t really sort of affect anything as far as work goes except that there were a lot of people around watching and, like, one or two paparazzi, or maybe it was one or two hundred. Everything had to be barricaded off, which didn’t stop the fans from screaming while we were trying to film a scene.”
How about those love scenes?
“Everything between Robert and I in every way was just very natural and calm. We just had a very good comfort level. After we met, we sort of learned so much about each other as people and we just immediately kind of clicked.”
Full interview here
tnx to @RPLife
Rob makes People's "Hollywood Cougar Bait!' List 7 comments
ROB PATTINSON, 23
Like any list would be complete without Rpattz! Twi-hards love him, Twi-moms chase him … And he’s said he thinks Betty White is hot. Oh Rob, we’d party on the lanai with you any day.
Live Feeds of Remember Me Premiere in London, Leicester Square 2 comments
Here are two live feeds from Leicester Square, where the Premiere will take place.
Click Here, Here and Here for the webcams
Thnx RobPattzNews for the tip
First look at premiere location, London 4 comments
There were already fans at the premiere Location last night in London (Odeon cinema,Leicester Square).
thnx to vampirefreak101
Emilie de Ravin speaks about kissing Rob and Pierce talks about filming intense scenes 1 comment
Via RPLife
Reacting to 'Remember Me': An Interview with Screenwriter Will Fetters **FULL SPOILERS 6 comments
From Rope of Silicone:
Will Fetters (left) and Remember Me Director Allen Coulter
NOTE: This interview contains story details that will spoil the ending of Remember Me. If you have not seen it yet, not only do I urge you to head to the theater, but you also may want to skip reading this interview until you have.
Anyone that read my review of Remember Me already knows I enjoyed it, and was one of the select few. In fact, I have strong opinions of the film, not from the perspective of how great the acting is or whether director Allen Coulter turned in a tour de force bit of filmmaking navigation, but merely at the idea behind the film and its intentions. However, it’s intentions, it seems, have been largely lost on the critical community.
Thinking of Rob 