Here’s a new video interview of Robert Pattinson for LIFE
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VIDEO: New Robert Pattinson Interview for ‘LIFE’ 1 comment
New Robert Pattinson, Dane DeHaan and Anton Corbijn interview with Pearl&Dean Leave a comment
Here’s a new Robert Pattinson, Dane DeHaan and Anton Corbijn interview with Pearl&Dean
New Robert Pattinson interview in ‘Seven Days’ Leave a comment
New Robert Pattinson’s Interview with NEON Magazine 1 comment
New Robert Pattinson interview with NEON Magazine
Robert Pattinson (29) doesn´t want to be a Hollywood-actor only anymore – as he told Neon Magazine: “I´d like to do something aside from acting, in a field that I´ll have better control over. Last year I´ve tried various things on the sly, but I´m not going to talk about it, otherwise it will not work out!”
The glamourous Hollywood-scene is not for him, he tells Neon: “Of course there are these events where a bunch of dressed up girls hangs out. But you´d have to be a complete idiot to hook up with one of them – imagine someone sleeping with you simply because you´re famous? Women wanting to sell their time with a celebrity and running with the story to the next tabloid.”Robert Pattinson will be in cinemas next with the movie “Life” September 24th.
Neon Magazin will be on stands September 7th.
Scans and translation after the jump
New Interview of Robert Pattinson, Dane DeHaan and Anton Corbijn with The Sunday Herald – Australia 1 comment
New Interview of Robert Pattinson, Dane DeHaan and Anton Corbijn with The Sunday Herald – Australia
When the actor James Dean died in a car crash in 1955, the second and defining film in his short career – Nicholas Ray’s Rebel Without a Cause – had just come out. Dean was 24.
East of Eden had put him on the map earlier that year; Giant was in the works. In retrospect, three films doesn’t seem much of a basis for what Dean was about to become: the embodiment of a generation’s bohemian disaffection with their parents’ post-war world. Fact was, however, they didn’t come any cooler than Jimmy Dean. They still don’t.
You can see that in the clutch of photographs taken of Dean for Life magazine by ambitious young Magnum newcomer Dennis Stock.
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NEW Interview of Robert Pattinson in ELLE Magazine – France Leave a comment
Here are scans and translation of Rober Pattinson’s interview in French ELLE Magazine
Translation of the interview after the jump
New interview of Robert Pattinson with WAZ (Germany) Leave a comment
New Robert Pattinson Interview with Jolie Magazine 14 comments
Here are some quotes of Robert Pattinson from his interview with Jolie Magazine
Bye-bye, vampire! The Briton has an appetite for new roles. But do not worry: he is as sexy as ever
Curly hair, bedroom eyes and a couple of three-day stubble on his face – as shown in the photo on the right, that’s how you know Robert Pattinson. But to the interview in Berlin, he appears with a handsome hipster beard. An attempt to escape the Twilight fans undetected? No, laughs the 29-year-old, the beard is for his new movie The Childhood of a Leader. And says: -We are just through with the shooting, but maybe I leave the beard for a while. Somehow I like it…. This days , however, Robert is on the screen as clean-shaven as in his best vampire days to see. And that even twice: on the side of Nicole Kidman in Werner Herzog’s desert epos queen of the desert and as a photographer of James Dean in Life.
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Robert Pattinson interview with IO Donna 2 comments
Here’s a Robert Pattinson interview with IO Donna
Translation via RP Australia:
IO DONNA ITALY: ROBERT PATTINSON IS IN A MOVIE ABOUT JAMES DEAN, BUT HE ISN’T THE STAR: “IT’S BETTER THIS WAY”
“To set myself free from the Twilight saga, I agreed to be the co-star in Life”, says the actor who plays the star’s photographer who died 60 years ago.
“Twilight? I am proud to have been a part of it. I am no longer forced to pursue a job as I did before Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. The fame sprung after that still puts me at ease, also on the economic side, to select only the projects I believe in. And Life is the proof of that.”
Robert Pattinson is working very hard. He wants to distance himself from the role of the teen idol in a saga that he certainly appreciates, but which still weighs on his credibility as an actor.
More than in the sense of that answer, this impatience is perceived in the way he stresses the words. The voice tone is low, he looks down to take time and he looks for an answer not too trivial. Sure, his fake-scruffy look helps (beard and long hair, but not kept in a random way, there’s too much gel and the sideburns are well cared), but he seems genuine, especially when he speaks about Life, his latest movie. Pattinson plays the photographer Dennis Stock during 1955, the time of his turbulent friendship with the star, the same one that gave him the opportunity to exclusively portray him in New York (remember the famous shot of the actor with the cigarette in the rain with Trafalgar Square on the background?) and in his childhood home in Indiana.
The movie is focused on the previous history of this collaboration and it’s directed by the Dutchman Anton Corbijn , who is not just the director (his was the biopic of Ian Curtis, Control), but he is also an appreciated music stars’ photographer since the seventies. James Dean instead is played by Dane DeHaan, one of the emerging names in Hollywood (he was Harry Osborn in the last Spider-Man), while the only relevant female character is Pier Angeli, an Italian actress of the fifties who was played here by Alessandra Mastronardi.
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Anton Corbijn talks about Robert Pattinson at the Guanajuato Film Festival 2 comments
Anton Corbijn talks about Robert Pattinson at the Guanajuato Film Festival
From El Universal:
“For Robert Pattinson after Twilight had shown that he wanted to remove the image of easy film actor, he was chosen to star in Life , directed by Anton Corbijn.
On the tape plays professional photographer Dennis Stock, who came to have a friendly relationship with James Dean, legend of cinema. That closeness was born after the image Stock Dean took in 1955.
“I had noticed that he took papers out of the ordinary ( Bel Ami and Cosmopolis ) wanting to see that it was a real actor; and good in his life he is chased by photographers, and now he must act as one, “the director recalled yesterday. …”
Thinking of Rob 