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Bel Ami Promo Poster Spotted in Indonesia Leave a comment
New/old Robert Pattinson Fan Videos from Bel Ami Premiere in Berlin 1 comment
Bel Ami Listed at Amazon UK 1 comment
Amazon UK has Bel Ami listed, on Blu-ray and DVD, on their site with the option to ‘Sign up to be notified when this item becomes available’
Click here for Blu-ray & here for DVD.
Fan Pics from Bel Ami Premiere 2 comments
Some more fan pics from the Bel Ami Premiere Red Carpet
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New Bel Ami Footage Leave a comment
More Fan Pictures of Robert Pattinson at the Bel Ami Premiere in Berlin 2 comments
Here are some more new fan pics from Rob at the Bel Ami Premiere. Thanks to Twilight Italian Moms for sharing these with us!
Bel Ami Directors talk Robert Pattinson and his fame 6 comments
HuffingtonPost had an interview with the directors of Bel Ami and asked them about Robert Pattinson and his fame:
Bel Ami: How Did The Directors Deal With Robert Pattinson’s Sudden Fame?
Robert Pattinson has made a generation of girls swoon, and brought in millions of dollars for the producers of the Twilight phenomenon, where his portrayal of Edward Cullen means he needn’t get out of bed again if he doesn’t feel like it.
So, it would be understandable if such adulation had gone to his pretty tousle-haired head, and made him a bit difficult to work with. How did the directors of his new film Bel Ami deal with such an idol on this, their very first film?
“He was delightful,” insists Nick Ormerod, one half of the directing duo along with Declan Donnellan – established theatre directors with a body of stage, ballet and opera work more than three decades in the making, but novices when it came to film.
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Bel Ami Poster & Billboard In Russia 1 comment
Bel Ami review by Impact 1 comment
From Impact
A plotless tale of Parisian adultery, debut directors Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod’s adaptation of Guy de Maupassant’s classic novel Bel Ami certainly boasts some fine performances, but leaves us with nothing else.It is 1890 and ex-cavalry officer Georges Duroy (Robert Pattinson) arrives in Paris having completed three years military service in Algeria, looking for a well-paid job. On one of his frequent visits to a Parisian brothel he meets former comrade Forester, and with the phrase ‘come and meet my wife’, Duroy begins to ascend the social ladder, landing himself a job at Forester’s newspaper ‘La Vie Francais’. The wife Madeleine (Uma Thurman) and her two friends Clotilde (Christina Ricci) and Virginie (Kristin Scott Thomas) fall for Georges immediately and take him under their wings as their ‘Bel Ami’.
Thinking of Rob 