“I can probably name 10 actors who’ve been compared to Robert Pattinson,” Irons said at the film’s Hollywood premiere. “So it’s an honor — I think he’s doing very well for himself, he’s got some amazing projects coming out — so it’s a bit of an honor, but I think everyone’s an individual. But it’s nice to be likened to him.”
As for the notion that all up-and-coming British actors in Hollywood hang out together, he joked, “We do. England’s a very small country. We all live together. We all know each other. We all know the Queen.”
‘It’s very odd,” Robert Pattinson says. ”There’s something strange and disturbing about the whole relationship.”
The Twilight actor is talking about the two characters at the heart of his new film, The Rover, which finished shooting on Saturday in outback South Australia.
He plays a young man, Rey, caught up in an uneasy, dangerous alliance with a stranger, Eric (Guy Pearce), in a not-too-distant future.
The Rover is the much-anticipated new film from David Michod, the writer-director of Animal Kingdom. The title refers to Pearce’s character: damaged, solitary, utterly without hope.
– GUCCI Cinema Visionaries at GUCCI Ginza will hold a screening of Robert Pattinson’s new movie “Cosmopolis”. – We all know Robert Pattinson wore GUCCI suites in the movie. The Film Foundation is a NPO founded by Martin Scorsese in 1990 to restore and preserve the cultural heritage of the movie industry, GUCCI has been a financial partner to the organization since 2006, GUCCI Ginza has one of their theatre to show restored movies. – The movie opens at selected theatres on April 13.
It is time to get your chance to see the movie, go web magazine “honeyee.com” or “.fatale”. – Date: April 6 (Sat) theatre opens at 4:30pm, screening starts at 5pm Place: Gucci Ginza 6th floor GUCCI CINEMA VISIONARIES (Tokyo)
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I begin to ask Meyer if she feels responsible for the barely imaginable level of scrutiny the actors have had to endure, but I get only as far as “Do you feel…”
“…guilt?” she interrupts. “Absolutely. Here’s the thing: there are some actors who are looking to be world famous, to be that household name, and although they might discover that there are a lot of negative things involved in that, it’s what they want. But that doesn’t apply to Kristen and Rob. That’s what makes it kind of ironic and tragic.”
Seeing that I’m taken aback by her choice of words, Meyer clarifies: “I just don’t think they enjoy the parts [of fame] that other people would. And I totally get that, because it would not be my thing either. At the same time – and this is where the guilt comes from – it’s created this nice, peaceful place for me. They took all of my heat, which I feel bad about. If they had the choice, I’ve no idea if they’d even do Twilight again. I just don’t know. I think this has all come at a heavy price.”
Meyer adds that she hasn’t seen either of them since the last Breaking Dawn premiere, and missed their company deeply on the set of The Host. Nevertheless, she hasn’t yet felt inspired to seek out any of Pattinson’s own writing, which includes a screen adaptation of the Martin Amis novel Money– about as far removed from Twilight as it is possible to get. “No, I haven’t read his script,” she admits, sheepishly, looking surprised that I know of its existence. “I’d be interested… and a little scared.”
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