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New Fan Picture of Rob on the set of Water For Elephants today 8 comments
3 New Water for Elephants Wallpapers 6 comments
Video: Robert Pattinson's Movies From 2004 to 2011 7 comments
List of Rob’s film & the characters he plays:
2004 Ring of the Nibelungs: Giselher
2005 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Cedric Diggory
2006 The Haunted Airman: Toby Jugg
2007 The Bad Mother’s Handbook :Daniel Gale
2008 The Summer House: Robert
2008 How To Be: Art
2008 Twilight : Edward Cullen
2009 Little Ashes : Salvador DalĂ
2009 New Moon : Edward Cullen
2010 Remember Me: Tyler Hawkins
2010 Eclipse : Edward Cullen
2011 Bel Ami : Georges Duroy
2011 Water for Elephants: Jacob Jankowsk
*Missing from the list: 2004 “Vanity Fair” (Rob appears in DVD version only) + Breaking Dawn which filming will start this Fall.
Source: Le Monde de Francesca
*NEW* Pic of Robert Pattinson With an Extra on the Set of Water for Elephants in Georgia 17 comments
Here’s a new pic of Robert Pattinson with an Extra on the set of Water for Elephants in Chattanooga,  Georgia.
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New Water for Elephants Wallpaper 4 comments
1930s Style Pics of Robert Pattinson on the Set of Water for Elephants in Georgia Yesterday 4 comments
Here are some 1930s versions of the pics of Robert Pattinson on the set of Water for Elephants in Georgia yesterday.
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More after the jump!
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*NEW* Pics of Robert Pattinson on set of WFE – July 30 6 comments
Here are some new pics of Rob on the set of Water for Elephants in rural Georgia. Loving the suit and bow tie đ
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Water for Elephants: A Rube's-Eye View (PART 3) 1 comment
The following was written by CodyWood who’s a rube on the set of Water for Elephants. You can read the previous entry he made here.
âLadies and Gentleman!â His hand stretched toward us and traced the circular bleachers. He wore a bright red jacket neatly stuffed with a crisp white handkerchief. The black top hat fit snugly and in his left hand he held a long black baton. â⌠The most spectacular show on earth!!â He shot his baton toward the entrance of the tent and the crowd erupted with applause. I clapped my hands and whooped. There were no animals entering the tent as suggested. In fact, absolutely nothing happened but we continued to cheer. Christoph Waltz had made an announcement that caused our hair to stand on end and imaginations to run wild.
By the third take some of the magic had worn off but Christoph continued the performance like it had been his first. Once the shot was complete we returned to our holding tent. I found an area of the tent where a steady breeze of air came through and wrote song titles inspired by the story of Water for Elephants.
The AD returned about 45 minutes later. âOk, I need some nimble people. If you think youâre nimble, follow me!â I closed my notebook and stuffed it in my open backpack. The AD wore a bright blue shirt that was easy to follow to the entrance of the tent. He lifted the flap and one by one we passed into the Big Top. The AD suddenly blocked the entrance. âWoah woah woah. I said nimble. Come on now.â A gentleman that was probably in his early seventies froze like heâd been caught with his hand in the cookie jar. The AD continued, âGo back to holding please. This is for nimble folks only.â The man turned with his head tilted toward the ground and walked away. For a second I felt bad for the man but why had he joined a group of twenty-somethings for an action shot?
Inside the tent four horses were harnessed to a tall carriage stuffed with men holding band instruments. The horses were pointed toward the entrance of the tent. Our gang of ânimbleâ Rubes were placed precariously in the bleachers near the carriage while Francis Lawrence and Rodrigo Prieto, the cinematographer, stood close-by discussing the angle of the next shot. Our instructions were to look shocked. This turned out to be very easy. On âActionâ the horses took off like cavalry. As the carriage tipped side-ways the stunt musicians were strategically thrown from the cart and instruments went flying in all directions. My mouth opened and my muscles tightened. I stared at the men spread across the dusty circus floor in shock â no acting skills necessary.
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Fans Didn't Get to Meet Robert Pattinson But the Ice Cream Man Did 4 comments
From WRCB:
CHICKAMAUGA, GA (WRCB) – Their reasons for adoring Robert Pattinson may vary, but they’re all here for the same reason, in hopes of the chance to lay their eyes on the Twilight Saga star.
“I just think he looks cute,” Saddler Emory says.
“I love his eyes, they are gorgeous,” Destiny Johnson adds.
“We’re  just hoping to get a glimpse or if he’d say thanks for coming or just wanted an autograph,”Samantha Johnson says.
It surely wasn’t for a lack of enthusiasm or patience. Some of these folks have been here since the wee hours of the morning.   The storyline here is he filmed and snuck right out, under the noses of all these crooning ladies.
Johnson says she was disappointed, but not giving up. She adds, “People were crying. One lady was furious.”
Wait till she hears this, of all the hearts that were melting here Friday, guess who met him? The ice cream man.
“He’s real nice, a normal person to me,” Tony Gross says.
So the ice cream man made it to the set. And while we can’t show you a shot of the star with his fans on Friday night. We can tell you what ice cream he picked.
“Vanilla big dipper,” Gross says.
A Vanilla Big Dipper is similar to a sundae cone, some call it a nutty buddy.
Robert Pattinson: Life Tastes Good and some Coca Cola fun 27 comments
We had a bit of fun with the Coca Cola pics (and we still are) so we wanted to share some of it: we’ll be updating with more fun đ
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