Here’s a new pic of Robert Pattinson with a fan in London
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New picture of Robert Pattinson with a fan Leave a comment
New Robert Pattinson and Dane DeHaan interview with Associated Press Leave a comment
New still of Robert Pattinson in LIFE Leave a comment
New Robert Pattinson interview in ‘Wiener Zeitung’ – Austria Leave a comment
Robert Pattinson featured in The Global Goals video “We The People” Leave a comment
Video from The Global Goals – ‘We The People’ – Robert Pattinson joined the The Global Goals campaign this year
New Robert Pattinson interview with Irish Times Leave a comment
New Robert Pattinson interview with Irish Times
Stormont may be in crisis and regional unemployment rates do not make for happy reading, but at least Northern Ireland can boast – albeit temporarily – one Robert Pattinson.
Last month, the former Twilight and Harry Potter star delighted two Co Down newlyweds when he agreed to join their wedding hooley. He also hit Cypress Avenue to mark Van Morrison’s 70th birthday, and has been deemed a most excellent sport when it comes to Belfast-based autograph and selfie hunters.
Even by Pattinson’s own account, the sun shines just a little more intently when he graces the northeast: “It’s been sunny every time I’ve been here,” marvels the heavily bearded young actor. “They tell me it rains. But I haven’t seen it.”
Read more from the interview after the jump
Robert Pattinson on the cover of NME Magazine Leave a comment
Robert Pattinson on the cover of NME Magazine
From NME
Robert Pattinson is to appear on the cover of this week’s new, free weekly NME magazine.
For the exclusive feature interview NME spoke to Pattinson about life after Twilight, his new role in Life – the story of a photographer’s friendship with James Dean – and the scrutiny his relationship with FKA Twigs has received.
In the latest issue – available on Friday September 25 – NME’s greatest-ever franchise is back in the shape of Peter Robinson Versus. Peter’s second interviewee is Carly Rae Jepsen.NME’s brand new columnist, comedian Katherine Ryan, also returns with her latest controversial piece.
Scans after the jump
VIDEO: Anton Corbijn talks Robert Pattinson at the Gala Screening of LIFE in London Leave a comment
New picture of Robert Pattinson filming ‘How To Be’ Leave a comment
David Gilligan, still photographer of ‘How To Be’ shares this photo on his Instagram account
From davidgilliganphotography:
I discovered this photo of Rob whilst trawling through my archives. It was a shot we made together on set during the filming of #HowToBeback in 2007.
The image was never published so #tbt is the perfect opportunity to finally make it public.
Thanks Rob! Let’s work together again soon!
#robertpattinson #rpattz #canon#davidgilliganphotography #picoftheday#howtobemovie #throwbackthursday
Little White Lies reviews LIFE Leave a comment
Little White Lies reviews LIFE
Life is the story of two men pursuing their individual artistic callings against the grain of industry norms. Both Dennis Stock and James Dean died as glittering names in photojournalism and acting. But in 1955, when this film is set, neither was established.
“It’s an awkwardness, it’s something pure,” is what Dennis (Robert Pattinson) sees in Jimmy (Dane DeHaan). He is dying to get away from the red-carpet beat. In Dean, is the potential material for promotion to his desired field of serious, cultural photography. So begins the slippery business of pinning down the evasive but disarming boy from Marion, Indiana. Languid, conga-playing farmboy Jimmy, wants a friend, not a photographer. He’ll invite Dennis out for jazz and Benzedrine, dismissing the matter of professional engagements.
Dennis is his opposite. He is curt and minimal, essaying a very controlled, clock-watching professional. Pattinson’s performance is as crisp as the white shirt and black suits his character always wears, camouflage for problems that add depth to the film as they settle into shape.
[…] As Life proceeds, Pattinson steps up, allowing more of his character’s insides to come out. The pace picks up and by the third act it’s a compelling dramatisation of an artistically and morally fascinating alliance.
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Thinking of Rob 