Rachel Zoe talks about Rob and Twilight in an exclusive interview with Team-Twilight
You’ve also been outspoken about your crush on Robert Pattinson. Have you gotten to meet him yet?
No, I have not met Rob. But, I have many mutual friends and have heard nothing but the loveliest things about him. I think he’s a very talented actor and would love to meet him in the future.
If you could style any of the Twilight cast, who would you pick and why?
Bella and Edward — I would love to dress them as a couple because I think that’s always fun.
If you had to pick: Twilight books or movies?
Movies, because I’m an extremely visual person. I actually read the books after the movies, which was fun because I could see Kristen and Robert as Bella and Edward.
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“Luckily, it’s not every day you have to deal with loads and loads of people because it’s quite tiring, But people are coming out to say they like you, and you have so many people in the world saying they don’t like you, so you have to appreciate it because they’re on your side.” -Robert Pattinson (Courier Mail – Australia)
Japanese Movie magazine “Screen” hit the book shelves on January 20th with Robert Pattinson on the cover probably due to the Breaking Dawn Part 1 opening day in Japan at the end of February.
The magazine comes with a special booklet featuring “Breaking Dawn Part 1” and “Water For Elephants” which also opens in Japan at the end of February
Opens: 2012 Cast: Uma Thurman, Robert Pattinson, Christina Ricci, Kristin Scott Thomas Director: Declan Donnellan, Nick Ormerod
Analysis: Though it shares the same name as Europe’s most prestigious hardcore gay porn studio, this is an adaptation of French author Guy de Maupassant’s much beloved 1885 novel about a young former soldier who screws his way up the social ladder of Parisian high society.
Recent trailers show a period faithful film that’s pretty to look at but oddly inert in emotion, a not unexpected sign considering the author’s legendarily efficient and involving prose is very difficult to translate on screen. As a classic French tale, if this English-language adaptation proves anything less than adequate it will likely get torn apart by European critics.
Cosmopolis
Opens: 2012 Cast: Robert Pattinson, Paul Giamatti, Jay Baruchel, Juliette Binoche, Kevin Durand Director: David Cronenberg
Analysis: After reinventing himself with 2005’s “A History of Violence”, David Cronenberg’s second coming has kept up its strong track record with both “Eastern Promises” and this year’s “A Dangerous Method” scoring very good notices.
Now comes this high-concept adaptation of Don DeLillo’s popular novel in which “Twilight” star Robert Pattinson plays a financial whiz who risks his immense fortune by betting against the yen on one particularly chaotic day.
Much of the action is set inside a limousine with Pattinson’s character transported from one location to another so expect a fairly tight little piece akin to “Phone Booth” – a deliberate comparison considering Colin Farrell was originally cast in the lead role.
Pattinson has yet to really tackle a film not primarily aimed at women, and it’ll be an interesting experiment to see if both critics and Cronenberg fans can get over their issues with a “Twilight” star being in this and judge it fairly.
Translation via Robsten.Ru In Spring 2012 there will be screening of the dramatic picture Bel Ami based on the novel of Guy de Mopassant. This novel is referred to the French literature classics. It was filmed many times, one of which was porno. Although everyone knows this story already, this premiere is being waited with impatience because the main character is played by handsome twilight’s Robert Pattinson.
The creators of the film Bel Ami decided not to rewrite clasics and made quite precise adaptation. The main character Georges Duroy – the ex military – vegetates in poverty in midst of luxury Paris. But one day he meets his old fellow Sharles Forrestier who became a journalist. And the new life starts. George can do almost nothing, but he is very attractive and his mind is resourceful. On having new appointments he understands: there is the invisible power in the high society that can help to grow up.This power are wives of rich and powerful men.
In the beginning he has love affair with his friend’s wife.Then with the lady from high society Clotilda de Morels. Then with her daughter. And it’s her who calls him “bel ami”. George’s life became the line of mistresses, lie, machinations and calculated marriages.
The director of Bel Ami is englishman Declan Donnellan. Russia knows him thanks to his numerous performances in Moscow artistic academic theatre (MHAT) and in Pushkin’s theatre and even in Bolshoy theatre. Declan managed to combine outstanding cast for this film. “Bel ami” Georges Duroy is Robert Pattinson, who is free finally from his vampire saga. He has in movie love affairs with wonderful actresses Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci, Kristin Scott Thomas and so on. Everything was filmed in London and Budapest. But the action is meant to be in Paris.
As Robert Pattinson said by himself, he played amoral Georges with great pleasure because he used to learn French and the novel Bel Ami is one of his favourite books.
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