24 | April | 2011 | Thinking of Rob

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Robert Pattinson and Some of the Cast and Director of Water for Elephants Talk About Tai With Fantastico (Brazil) – Dubbed 1 comment

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*Video* Robert Pattinson’s Interview With San Diego 6 Leave a comment

Here’s a video of Robert Pattinson’s interview with San Diego 6.

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UK Fans: Get a Chance to Win Tickets to the Premiere of Water for Elephants in London and Meet Robert Pattinson 1 comment

Water for Elephants UK Facebook have a contest up for fans in the UK. You could get a chance to win tickets to the UK Premiere of Water for Elephants and meet Robert Pattinson

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Box Office Mojo: Water for Elephants to Bring in $20.1M Internationally This Weekend 4 comments

According to Box Office Mojo Water for Elephants is expected to bring in $20.1 M internationally this weekend. We’re so happy that Water for Elephants is doing so well at the box office! Water for Elephants has only opened in a few countries internationally so we can’t wait to see the results once it has opened worldwide.

*SCANS* Tai’s Trainer talks about Rob meeting Tai and his reaction to Tai’s last day on set Leave a comment

She talks about Rob meeting Tai for the first time and his reaction to Tai’s last day on set.

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*VIDEO* Water for Elephants – Behind the Scenes from American Humane Association 1 comment

Here’s a behind the scenes video form American Humane Association

And a another BTS video from Making of

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Box Office Update: Water for Elephants Brings in $17.5M 1 comment

CinemaScore was Fox 2000’s Water For Elephants based on Sara Gruen’s best-selling book and written by Richard LaGravenese and directed by Francis Lawrence. Clearly, the classy ad campaign was intriguing for adults who don’t rush out to see films, and for Robert Pattinson’s Twi-hards who do. But this beautifully filmed but searing drama was considered a hard sell.

1. Rio 3D (Blue Sky Studio/Fox) Week 2 [3,842 Theaters]
Friday $10.7M, Saturday $9.7M, Easter Weekend $26.5M (-32%), Cume $80.9M

2. Madea’s Big Happy Family (Tyler Perry/Lionsgate) NEW [2,288 Theaters]
Friday $10.5M, Saturday $9.2M, Easter Weekend $26M

3. Water For Elephants (Fox 2000/Fox) NEW [2,817 Theaters]
Friday $7M, Saturday $6.8M, Easter Weekend $17.5M

Read the full article over at Deadline

The Hollywood Reporter

Overperforming in its opening was Fox 2000’s period circus romance Water for Elephants, which debuted to $17.5 million from 2,817 locations. Based on Sara Gruen’s bestselling book and directed by Francis Lawrence, the film stars Reese Witherspoon, Robert Pattinson and Christoph Waltz.

Water for Elephants drew an A- CinemaScore, and played heavily to adult women. Females made up 70% of the audience, while 70% were over the age of 25. The film’s successful opening is a win for Fox’s marketing team, which targeted fans of the book, as well as playing up the love story.

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From the LA Times:

“Water for Elephants,” based on Sara Gruen’s bestselling novel about a 1930s traveling circus, had a budget of about $40 million. Most of those who saw the film seemed to be either older women familiar with the book or fans of young “Twilight” heartthrob Pattinson, as the audience was 70% female. And those moviegoers enjoyed the picture, giving it an average grade of A-minus. That positive buzz could be especially good news for the movie because audiences don’t usually run to see adult dramas on their first weekend in theaters.

In any event, the movie is off to a far better start than Pattinson’s last nonvampire movie. In March 2010, his Sept. 11 drama “Remember Me” opened only to a modest $8.1 million. The “Water for Elephants” results could mean that he’s being taken more seriously as a dramatic actor — or perhaps just that he should star in more films alongside popular leading ladies with box office clout, like Witherspoon.

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