Archive for November 2011
*VIDEO* Rob’s Interview with TF1 (Paris Press Junket) 4 comments
Water for Elephants (Lovers’ Parade) Tickets presale From November 23 – Japan 2 comments
From November 23, tickets for the movie Water for Elephants will be available from Cinemart Shinjuku in Tokyo and Cinemart Shinsaibashi in Osaka. On the same day, the Japanese version of the movie flyers, which have been designed differently from the overseas version, will also become available to the public. This movie is set during the period of the Great Depression; and although this is a drama that features a couple affected by this difficult period in history, in Japan it is almost being advertised as a slightly trendy love drama. In Japan, the movie is being released only at independent movie theaters, and for the time being it is only available at the two movie theaters in Tokyo and Osaka. We believe that the movie will be slowly released throughout the country later on and should become available at more movie theaters.
Tagline of the movie：” ぼくはきみの手を握った。禁じられた恋と知ってても― “(I held your hand. Even though I knew ours was a forbidden love―).The title of the movie is “Water for Elephants,” but in Japanese it was renamed, “Lovers’ Parade.”
source clara from robert pattinson press Japan
Rob’s Interview with Seventeen (Latin America) 3 comments
Latin America Seventeen Magazine interviews Robert Pattinson.
I’m sure you get tons of offers these days, but what are the characters that you are interested in?
I think my character in Twilight is so unique and specific, that it’s hard to get offered the same type of character ever again. It would be crazy to think about making another vampire movie (laughs).Would you like to direct a movie?
Yes, but I prefer being a writer, and to do that it has to become my first priority, but so far I have not had the time to focus on it. I just don’t have the time, but it’s definitely something that calls me. It’s something very fulfilling.Generally the writers are not the celebrities…
It doesn’t matter. You get paid, which is veeeery important too (laughs).Edward protects Bella fiercely, who do you protect in real life?
I guess anyone who’s close to me. When people talk about someone you love, without knowing them, when they talk about your friends or relationships, that’s when I feel, you know… the need to jump out and do something. But sometimes there’s nothing you can do but take the high road. That’s healthier. But I’m fiercely protective when it comes to my family and friends.What’s the best thing that fame has given you?
I guess taking a route that I had never imagined for myself or thought I’d have. I’m living a life that I never dreamed of. It’s annoying that you get the same amount of haters as you get of fans. People have fun hating you, while others have fun supporting you. It’s weird.
Read the full interview at the source
*VIDEO* New Robert Pattinson and the BD Cast Red Carpet Interview with Film Club – UK Breaking Dawn Premiere 1 comment
Here’s a new video interview with Robert Pattinson and co at the Breaking Dawn UK premiere
Mackenzie Foy talks about working with Rob 1 comment
Carter Burwell talks about working with Robert Pattinson 1 comment
Carter Burwell talks about working with Robert Pattinson
From Sonic Scoop
Cool. What about the fact that Breaking Dawn is a two-parter? Knowing you’re also going to be scoring Part II, does where the story goes from here enter into the picture at all for you? When you’re thinking of these themes?Well, I’ve read the script, but I haven’t seen any of Part II yet. But I did have to write a theme that Edward plays on camera in Part II. Bill wanted to echo the “Bella’s Lullaby” scene from the first Twilight in the last part, and so I had to write a lullaby for that well in advance so Rob Pattinson could learn the fingering – he’s a musician and prides himself on being able to do that.
*VIDEO* Robert and Kristen Interview with Al Rojo Vivo 4 comments
What did you think of Brazil?
David Cronenberg talks Cosmopolis and Rob – Gothamist and Bloomberg News interviews 2 comments
From Gothamist
Viggo Mortensen, Magneto, and a movie with Rob Pattinson next, with all that Twilight hoopla around him. You don’t mind stars with franchise baggage it seems.
It’s like with Viggo with The Lord of the Rings, frankly. We’ve talked about this a lot. He wouldn’t have been a candidate for A History of Violence if it hadn’t been for Lord of the Rings because he wasn’t well-known, he was really kind of a B actor, character actor before Lord of the Rings made him a star. Therefore, he would not be somebody who could get you the financing that you need. It’s something about casting that people don’t think about but as a director, you really have to think about it because your producers make you think about it and so do your distributors. You say, “I want this guy,” and they say “Forget it! Nobody knows who he is and we can’t build a campaign around him to release to movie.” So not only do you have to get the right guy, you have to figure out who that guy is creatively but he has to want to do it to, you have to be able to afford him, he has to be available at the time you want him and he has to have the star power to get your movie financed. It’s very tricky casting a movie and for a director it’s a huge part of what you do, to weave your way through this mine field and end up with the right guy in your movie. Because if you make a huge miscasting mistake, it can kill your movie before you’ve even shot a foot of film.
Thinking of Rob 