Thousands of girls are screaming because of HIM in front of the Berlinale Palace. And Bild is inside, real close to Robert Pattinson (28)
During his Berlin-travels the Hollywood star took the time for some interviews. He was tired, the circles under his eyes gave it away – his tight schedule left him hardly any room to relax. He kept himself awake with coffee and chewing gum.
He grew a beard (which looks great!), his hair is messy, sneakers, t-shirt, open blouse: mr. Sexy is really down to earth
Quick question about his new film “Life” (opening on October 1st), in which he plays the photographer of iconic star James Dean († 24). Whether the role has changed his relationship to photographers? “Today, people want to see a star only in the lousy light. Back then it was different, “says Pattinson.
This is the keyword! Fancy a sample photo? “Yes,” grins the vampire from the “Twilight” movies and takes one with the phone. At the sight of our Selfies he is astonished at himself: “I still have to get used to my blond beard!”
Robert Pattinson, who is at the Berlin film festival with Anton Corbijn’s ‘Life’ explains why he can’t sit through premiere screenings and talks about his past, his future and his connection to ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ BERLIN, GERMANY (FEBRUARY 9, 2015) (REUTERS) – It was the morning after the night before for British actor Robert Pattinson as he attended a press junket on Tuesday (February 10) after he launched his new movie, Anton Corbijn’s ‘Life’ at the Berlin film festival. However, unlike the other people on the red carpet, Pattinson didn’t sit through the screening of the film.
“I actually didn’t watch it last night,” he admitted.
Int: Megastar Robert Pattinson was at the Berlinale. What did he do there?
Tom Westerholt: Robert Pattinson presented his new movie Life in which he plays a photographer in the 50s who accompanied actor James Dean and took very popular pictures of him. In the evening on the red carpet he was the one whose pictures were taken from thousands of fans who didn’t forget him even after Twilight and from hundreds of photographers from all over the world. That isn’t an actual problem for him.
Robert: I mean this is great. You always hope that the peolpe like the movies you do. I don’t know. The kind I do now are all very very different so it’s surprising that The Rover and stuff like that work as well.
Even though the interview doesn’t mention Robert Pattinson, it’s still an interesting read with the director’s ideas about the movie and loads of background info. (Translation by us – please credit)
Next spring Martin Koolhoven – finally – begins with the shooting of his highly anticipated new film Brimstone. The 45-year-old Dutchman wrote the script for the “violent and epic thriller” himself and managed to get Hollywood stars Mia Wasikowska and Guy Pearce for the main roles. Filmpjekijken.com invited Koolhoven to a lunch with the hope to get some more news about his international debut. That worked.
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