Robert Pattinson wons all the awards he was up for tonight at the MTV movie awards. We are so happy for him. Congrats Rob!!!
Here are the awards he won:
-Best Male Performance (New Moon)
-Global Superstar
-Best Kiss (with Kristen Stewart for New Moon)
New Moon also won best movie
I can’t watch the video since it’s not available in my region so I have no clue what it says but it came with the article.
http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:uma:videolist:mtv.com:1638596
From MTV:
Stardom comes in many different shapes and sizes, and the 2010 MTV Movie Awards pay tribute to all of them. There’s Breakthrough success, the acclaim that comes from a star-making turn or performance in a film. There’s Badass success — which certainly should speak for itself. And then there’s the Global Superstar, that actor or performer whose success has transcended geographic borders, age groups and gender to become recognized all over the globe — not only for their roles, but for themselves. Here’s a look at this year’s contenders:
Robert Pattinson
Even if he hadn’t stepped into the shoes of Edward Cullen, the dreamy, translucent crush object for millions of teenage girls (and their moms) from the “Twilight” book and film series, Robert Pattinson would still be a star thanks to his turn as Cedric Diggory in two of the “Harry Potter” films. But about a second after he offered his first in a series of longing stares at Kristen Stewart’s Bella in the first “Twilight” film, he became an international icon, and hasn’t slowed down since that film was released in 2008. Additionally, he immersed himself in several non-“Twilight” roles in films like those in “Little Ashes” and “Remember Me,” proving not only that he can open a movie on the strength of his fandom, but take a bite out of a variety of characters, whether or not they’re vampires.
To see the full article click here.
EXCLUSIVE: The MTV Movie Awards are slowly creeping closer and closer (they’re June 6, FYI), and while the Oscars and Grammys are good and all, let’s face it: MTV’s awards shows are significantly more fun. Could you imagine a Kanye-Taylor or Eminem-Bruno incidents happening at one of those stuffy shows?
The correct answer is no. So, as anticipation builds,PopEater is proud to exclusively premiere the nominees from two of the night’s biggest categories: Best Male and Female Performance! And, for the worldly set, we’ve also got the dime on Global Superstar, a new category giving praise to the biggest names the planet has to offer. (Sadly, The Hoff didn’t get a nod.) So who stands to win big?
Best Female Performance
— Amanda Seyfried – ‘Dear John’
— Emma Watson – ‘Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince’
— Kristen Stewart – ‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’
— Sandra Bullock – ‘The Blind Side’
— Zoe Saldana – ‘Avatar’
Best Male Performance
— Channing Tatum – ‘Dear John’
— Daniel Radcliffe – ‘Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince’
— Robert Pattinson – ‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’
— Taylor Lautner – ‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’
— Zac Efron – ’17 Again’
Global Superstar
— Robert Pattinson
— Kristen Stewart
— Taylor Lautner
— Johnny Depp
— Daniel Radcliffe
Thinking of Rob 