Robert Pattinson, Breaking Dawn and Water for Elephants are on various ‘Best of 2011’ lists. Here are some of them.
Sixty-four celebs, five weeks of voting, four fiercely contested brackets and a surprising wild card round later, Robert Pattinson comes out on top.
The great-haired hunk has won the E! Celeb of the Year honor—for the second year in a row!
Team Jacob and Twilight haters can get to steppin’ because the evidence is crystal clear: You guys love R.Pattz
Here are few more pics of Rob and Kristen from the LA BD Premiere.
As the clock starts hitting Midnight around the world tonight, we’d like to take this opportunity to send you our best wishes for the coming year.
We wish you all the best for 2012. May the coming year bring you health, happiness and prosperity. It’s been great having you guys here with us on ToR. Thank you for your support throughout the year. We’re looking forward to another great year with you guys! Have a great New Years with your loved ones!
The Guardian (UK) has listed Cosmopolis on their 50 Biggest Films to Watch in 2012 list.
From The Guardian:
Robert Pattinson already looks to be forging the most interesting post-Twilight career of its leads, and here he teams up with David Cronenberg for an adaptation of Don DeLillo’s 2003 novel. Cosmopolis is a modern answer to Joyce’s Ulysses: one day in the life of asset manager Eric Packer, who loses billions of dollars in the financial markets in a 24-hour period as his limo traverses New York.
Rob’s life after Twilight & Harry Potter
Arguably, it’s Pattinson who looks to be making the most interesting moves. At 25, he’s the oldest, and cut his teeth as Cedric Diggory in the Potter films. In the past he has demonstrated a literary/artistic bent (he played Salvador Dalí in his last pre-Twilight film, Little Ashes), and he’s going down that road again next year, with Bel Ami (released 2 March), an adaptation of the Maupassant novel. Later in the year we should be getting Cosmopolis, another literary adaptation (of Don DeLillo’s 2003 novel), which has Pattinson as a mega-rich asset manager stuck in a limo for 24 hours. The director is David Cronenberg, so chances are this will be pretty special.
From The Independent:
2012: The unmissable cultural treats
Bel Ami
Twilight’s Robert Pattinson plays an unscrupulous journalist on the make in 19th century Paris in an adaptation of Guy de Maupassant’s novel directed by Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod (from theatre company Cheek by Jowl.) Long before phone hacking and the Leveson Inquiry, the film shows that journalists were using the most devious means to get ahead.
Release Date: 2 March
Cosmopolis
A multi-millionaire young stockbroker heads across Manhattan in a limousine to have a haircut. It may not sound like much of a starting point for a film but David Cronenberg’s screen version of Don DeLillo’s novel promises to be a sleek and disturbing satire about narcissism and modernity. Robert Pattinson stars as the self-absorbed anti-hero.
Release date: TBC
Thinking of Rob 