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*NEW* photoshoot of Robert Pattinson for Premiere magazine – France 4 comments
Robert Pattinson on the cover of Premiere Magazine – France 2 comments
We can expect a new interview and more photos as well!
The tweet:
translation:
“Robert Pattinson metamorphosis! Cannes special issue will be on sale from next Wednesday!”
Preview:
“That’s it, Robert Pattinson has definitely moved up a gear and left Twilight behind him. It will be in two highly anticipated Cannes Film Festival 2014 movies: The Rover , western post-apocalyptic hyper violent, brutal and uncompromising, and Maps to the Stars , his second collaboration with David Cronenberg after turning Cosmopolis , family psycho drama that autopsy Hollywood. The opportunity to put also on the cover of next issue of Premiere, Cannes with his special report providing an update on all films and events of the 2014 vintage Croisette.
And also the opportunity to interview Robert in long, wide and across: he talks about the film below his sex scene with Julianne Moore in Maps to the Stars ( “I was breathless, soaked … and not at all “ ), hyper intense shooting The Rover ( a “hungry” movie ) in the middle of the Australian desert, what Cannes is for him, directors James Gray and Romain Gavras … Above all as shown in our coverage, the opportunity to discover the former Edward Cullen as no one has ever seen for a photo shoot … colorful, say. Proof by picture.
Number-in which can be found among others the story of the epic reboot of Godzilla, a meeting with Emily Blunt , etc. -. available on newsstands next Wednesday.
Maps to the Stars released on May 21 and June 4 The Rover”
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‘NEW’ interview of Robert Pattinson with Teen Vogue: “The painfully handsome Mr. Robert Pattinson” Leave a comment
DiorRob just started being promoted in the US, the article doesn’t really have ‘new’ info, but might be new to the US people and those who don’t think of Rob and constantly read up on everything about him 😉
Exclusive! Robert Pattinson Gives Us the Scoop on His Latest Campaign
Because there’s just something great about a guy who likes fragrance. (Especially when that guy is R.Patz).
Few male fragrances have managed to capture female attention quite like Dior Homme Eau for Men. Perhaps that’s because the scent—classically masculine according to perfume tradition—gives a couple nods to the ladies with notes like grapefruit and iris.Or, perhaps more realistically, it has to do with its spokesman: The painfully handsome Mr. Robert Pattinson.
Read more after the jump
New Robert Pattinson interview with ‘The Wall Street Journal’ Leave a comment
Since premiering in Europe last September, Robert Pattinson’s steamy Romain Gavras–directed fragrance commercial for Dior Homme has generated more than 15 million views on YouTube. When the black-and-white short, starring the 27-year-old Twilight-saga heartthrob makes its American television debut in February, during the Olympics, that number should increase exponentially. Pattinson’s steely glances are being repurposed to promote Dior Homme Eau for Men, a fresh new grapefruit and coriander-spiked riff on the heady, iris-laden original scent that hits shelves exclusively in the U.S. in February.
“I like trying to do ambitious things,” says Pattinson. Pairing the Parisian luxury brand with Gavras’s “violent and visceral” approach was his idea. (The director’s infamous 2010 video for M.I.A’s “Born Free” was pulled from YouTube for its graphic content.) “That’s what got me really enthusiastic about the campaign, that [Dior] wasn’t shying away from anything.”Pattinson’s beauty contract has afforded him a few other perks. “I was a brush-your-teeth-and-have-a-shower kind of guy. I can’t tell if it’s because of my association with Dior or because I’m older, but I’ve started moisturizing,” he says, calling out the brand’s Dermo System Repairing Moisturizing Emulsion as his current skin salve of choice. With a tinge of sarcasm, he adds, “It’s been a quite profound change in my life.” As for the fragrance he fronts, Pattinson likes it best in shower-gel form. Other musts include Nudie jeans and “old Hanes T-shirts,” he says. “There are stores that sell these sweat-stained T-shirts for like $80. It’s a weird cult!”
Up next for the British-born star is director David Cronenberg’s Maps to the Stars—a “darkly comedic Hollywood satire ghost story,” according to Pattinson. He also has projects with Werner Herzog and Anton Corbijn in the works. “This year, I’m trying to see what my niche is.”
Director Brady Corbet Gives More Details About ‘The Childhood Of A Leader’ Leave a comment
From The Aesthete:
Corbet is about to embark on his most daunting and risky gamble to date. As soon as he wraps Paradise Lost, he heads back to Paris to begin prep on his debut feature as a writer-director. And it’s a doozy: a WWI-era period drama called The Childhood of a Leader that he plans to film in both English and French with no genre hook or titillating graphic content. “It’s about an American family that has to go to France for the Paris peace conference,” Corbet says. “But it’s really a dark fable about this little boy coming of age during a very politically charged period in world history.” Corbet is well aware that to many it might seem like something of a tough sell. “I’m trying to find new and evocative ways to talk about it and make it sound not so dry because it is very formal, but it’s almost a thriller. It flirts with being a thriller for sure. Yeah, it’s a strange film. I guess I’ve always been passionate about anything that feels difficult.”
Old Picture of Robert Pattinson for Dior Homme now in better quality + More from the generic interview in english Leave a comment
MSN Style published an article about Robert Pattinson’s Dior Homme campaign. The interview posted isn’t new, just the English version of the generic interview published in various magazines and translated here in different posts. We added the transcript for those interested in his original quotes. (via)
There’s an old #DiorRob picture in better quality and a picture with what it seems to be screenshots of the video.
Read the interview after the jump
*VIDEO* Robert Pattinson interview with SoloModa – TV1 Spain 1 comment
*VIDEOS* Twilight Forever – 2 Exclusive Blu-ray clips from the new Twilight Forever boxed set 1 comment
*SCANS* Robert Pattinson in Numéro Magazine – France (with new photo in HQ!) Leave a comment
Romain Gavras talks about working with Robert Pattinson in an interview with ‘Io donna’ 4 comments
Where did you get the inspiration for the video?
Working closely with the team of Dior. Hundred lifetimes in a day and the words of James Dean: “Dream as if you’ll live forever. Live as if you were to die today.” The result is a character who goes through emotions and different places. Then, with the cinematographer André Chemetoff and production designer Jean -Michel Bertin, we looked for the best visual grammar to tell this story fragmented.How would you describe the Dior Homme man?
The man we want to represent is someone light, at ease in any situation. It could be on a deserted beach, in a luxury hotel or in an empty house in which he has just moved: he would always be himself. We wanted to move away from the stereotype of the successful, rich and arrogant, and that is why we have added details such as the eighties car that leads to a certain point. The woman is another great way to characterize a man: in the video she is a simple girl, who doesn’t dress in a showy way.Tell us story from the set?
We shot in Brooklyn, Rockaway Beach, immediately after the hurricane. Looking at the beach scene, you can note their signs, for example, the very high sand or cabins destroyed , which gave a strange, unexpected look in a video for a luxury perfume. Oh, and we also ended up in the sea with the car … It took two boats and a tractor to bring it to the dry sand!The main difficulty?
Probably the fact of having to film in so many places at once. We had to run all over New York with Rob, who is a big star in Hollywood, dodging paparazzi and all the rest, to not reveal the images of the campaign before the release. Also, before meeting Rob, I had no idea how it would go because we had hectic, very active schedule and sometimes actors don’t like working under pressure. But he was great, he gave more than he asked, was with me one hundred percent. In addition, during the shoot, we had great fun.What is your favorite scene
I really like the part on the beach, the first scene we shot. During the first shot there’s something always interesting happening at that moment you’ll know if what you had in mind will work or not. It was very nice to hear that it will work.How was working with Rob?
Rob is extremely curious, he is leaving the phase of the Twilight “poster boy” to play more mature roles. He’s already making interesting and choices. Speaking as a director, I can say that he’s very easy to work with, an actor able to give so much.
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