HQ pictures of Robert Pattinson at ‘Lost City of Z’ photocall – Berlinale
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HQ pictures of Robert Pattinson at ‘Lost City of Z’ photocall – Berlinale Leave a comment
VIDEO: ‘Lost City of Z’ Press Conference at Berlin Film Festival (Berlinale) Leave a comment
Here’s the full video of the ‘Lost City of Z’ press conference at Berlinale
Videos of Robert Pattinson on the ‘Lost City of Z’ red carpet at Berlinale Leave a comment
HQ pictures of Robert Pattinson and the cast of ‘Lost City of Z’ at the premiere at Berlinale Leave a comment
HQ pictures of Robert Pattinson and the cast of ‘Lost City of Z’ at the premiere at Berlinale
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International premiere of ‘The Lost City of Z’ at Berlinale Leave a comment
The international premiere of ‘The Lost City of Z’ is going to be at Berlin Film Festival
Berlinale Special Gala at the Zoo Palast
The Lost City of Z
USA
By James Gray (We Own The Night, Two Lovers, The Immigrant)
With Charlie Hunnam, Sienna Miller, Robert Pattinson, Tom Holland
International premiere
New/Old video of Robert Pattinson inside the theater – Berlinale LIFE premiere Leave a comment
*VIDEO* New interview of Robert Pattinson with Associated Press – LIFE Berlinale pres junket Leave a comment
New picture of Robert Pattinson at the premiere of LIFE – Berlinale Leave a comment
Here’s a new great picture of Robert Pattinson at the premiere of LIFE – Berlinale
New Robert Pattinson interview with Yahoo Singapore – Berlinale LIFE press junket 2 comments
EN Interview 1 – Ever since the Twilight films turned him into an object of mass attention, Robert Pattinson has tried to find his way clear of fan obsession and make his mark as a serious actor. Films like Cosmopolis and Bel Ami helped distance audiences from his vampire alter ego, and now, in Anton Corbijn’s Life, Pattinson gives what is arguably the best performance of his career. The 28-year-old heartthrob plays Dennis Stock, the photographer whose iconic photos of James Dean during the last months of his life have sustained the actor’s legend even more than his films.
“James Dean is very much an iconic figure to me,” Pattinson says. “He represents disaffected youth and alienation in a powerful way that still resonates with us. Those photos of Dean, like the one where he is walking in Times Square, are much more part of our image and impression of him than his films. You can feel his aura and mystique in those photos.”
