“Rob, a good friend of mine, we were actually hanging out last night. I told him, ‘Man, you know I gotta be in that “Twilight: Part Six.'” He told me he’s going to look out for me.”
Yes, I’m aware that here are currently no plans for a “Twilight: Part Six,” but I was too distracted by the revelation about this new celeb bromance to ask more details about that. Instead I asked Anthony how on earth he and Rob became friends.
“Me and Rob have been hanging out forever,” he said. “He’s a good dude.”
In knowing how Rob likes to karaoke with his dude friends, I then asked Anthony if they’ve ever hit the karaoke bars together or sung duets.
“No, no. I saw him do karaoke. I was a little bit too shy to get up there,” Anthony admitted. “He sang this Billy Joel song, that’s when we did this Billy Joel, Billy Ocean medley. [It was] really crazy but it worked out.”
Even better, Anthony revealed that Rob taught him how to do the all-important Edward Cullen Suspense Look, which he was all too happy to demonstrate for me.
“How’s that? It’s good, huh? I’m telling you, I’m working on it. There’s got to be a black vampire. [We have] sweet blood, come on.” (Um, hello! What about Laurent?)
So what does Rob think about Anthony making an appearance in a future “Twilight” movie?
“He’s down. We hang out more than we work together,” he said. “He’s my dude.”
And just an FYI, Anthony is also best buds with a couple other favorites: Ryan Gosling (he and The Gos were in the movie “Half Nelson” together, as well as the upcoming “Gangster Squad”) and Jeremy Renner (from their work on “The Hurt Locker”).
An eminent film critic has just told me he thinks some of the best writing is now on the small screen, not the large one, and he may well be right. For all its Spielbergian glory, War Horse has a baggy, pedestrian script and can’t add much to the National’s production. Still, there are signs of intellectual life in the cinema in 2012: the best-written upcoming movie I’ve seen is the riveting romp of Bel Ami, with Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci and Kristin Scott Thomas in Maupassant’s masterpiece.
Again, it succeeds because the original work is both sexy and clever: a plot turning on multifarious adultery, secret plans to invade Morocco and the power of the 1880s press. And, yes, of course we like to watch Uma in a velvet frock-coat, bewitching the arriviste Robert Pattinson as Georges: but we do have to keep half an eye on the machinations of the proprietors and French intentions in Africa to fully enjoy it.
Fansite @BelAmiUK, shared the following on their facebook:
Been asked to request Bel Ami trailer feedback, of course love for RP is taken as said, what they want to know is ‘were there any specific elements which held particular appeal for you [aside from the RP bits] for example, the ladies, the cast, the setting, the general feel of the movie? Come on share those thoughts!
And then on their twitter:
Our distribution contact asked for some views on it which I will feed back
We all loved the trailer so give your feedback on the trailer HERE and let the distributors know.
Here are some new Bel Ami stills featuring Robert Pattinson, Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci, Kristin Scott Thomas, Holly Grainger and Colm Meaney. The release date for Portugal is February 23rd, 2012.
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