From Glamour:
Robert Pattinson will be answering your questions live on GLAMOUR’s Twitter on Wednesday 14 November.
The Twilight – Breaking Dawn 2 star will be taking over the www.twitter.com/glamourmaguk profile at 12.40pm approx (British Time), and we’re giving YOU get the chance to play interviewer.
All you have to do is make sure you’re following@GlamourMagUK and remember to include the hashtag #GlamourRob in your question.
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or Watch the video HERE (only for Australia)
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 is nearly upon us, and our own Andrew Gunsberg scored the biggest ticket in Hollywood – the chance to interview Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner.
Over the years, Kristen Stewart’s character Bella has been criticised for wanting nothing more than to be with Edward, and not really displaying any feminist leanings or interest in life in general.
But Kristen is thrilled to be playing such a strong female character, who really comes into her own once her transformation to vampire is complete in Breaking Dawn Part 2. And Kristen told us she wishes there were more great roles out there for females.
“The fact that it’s been acknowledged, this gaping hole that has been wanting to be filled for a long time which is movies that are female oriented… and you’re not just playing a girlfriend and you’ve got a female protagonist who is actually a girl,” Kristen told thehothits.com.
“I read so many scripts now that it’s like they’ve changed Bobby to Sue, and it’s like OK cool, but let’s actually make her a girl. A strong girls great, but this fake girl power thing is the most nauseating, disgusting thing. I want no part of it.
“So I feel like anything, the fact that she actually represents a woman’s strength, not to totally generalise but when a guy feels something really a lot, and you can’t put your finger on it, you move past it, it doesn’t exist.
“Girls kind of have an innate trust in those feelings, and seeing those through to the end was the most satisfying, validation for being “a crazy girl”, which we all tend to be sometimes.”
And Taylor revealed that he absolutely loved getting beaten up by Kristen in a fight scene, while Rob was just his usual charming self.
ETA: More from Rob’s interview
“It seems crazy but when I signed on for the first ‘Twilight’ movie, I was certain the sequels would never be made and that I was only committing for one movie … Looking back, I feel like the saga was often attacked, sometimes with no good reason. Not that it’s comparable but noboby ever reacted that violently towards the Backstreet Boys at that time (laughs)! I feel like the last movie will get a better welcome. It was made for fans, it’s almost like a love letter to them. The film is funny, very tender and it doesn’t try to draw in an audience that isn’t his. You’ll see, this is exactly why it will please fans the most.”
The editor-in-chief tweeted a preview of Rob’s interview.
Translation
#Pattinson “In my head, I only signed on for one movie, I was certain that the sequels would never get made/greenlighted.”
#Pattinson “Twilight was constantly attacked (…) But nobody took it out this violently on the Backstreet Boys at that time.”
#Pattinson “I sometime feel like I’ve been spending my career on the edge of a bridge, ready to jump, until someone held me back“
Translation
For 4 years, the Twilight vampires haunted our theaters. The saga ends with ‘Breaking Dawn – Part 2’ out on November 14th, and we got to meet exclusively the main actors Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson in LA. The on screen couple who went through a difficult time off screen, won’t answer any personal questions but will talk about life after Twilight.
Rob: I’m kind of excited about it, at the moment. I’m not sad for now but I think I might be when we’re done with promoting it. It lasted a long time and it’s done now, it’s complete, it’s kind of exciting
Rob: I’m sure some people will say ‘they changed the story!’ but I hope they’ll still like it.Movies that made Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson into movie stars, the latter has a mass of projects coming up.
Rob: I’m filming a lot of movies next year. For starters, ‘The Rover’ is some sort of futuristic western that means a lot to me. And I might film in Iraq but I’m not sure when. And finally I’m gonna shoot with Cronenberg again, it’s incredible.
Origina video | via RPLife
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