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Robert Pattinson in Bravo Magazine (No1-2)— Russia — Scans 3 comments
Video: Robert Pattinson is Top Star of 2009 by IMDB 1 comment
Video: Rob, Taylor and Kristen #2 On Access Hollywood's Top 9 of 2009 1 comment
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2009 in Pics of Robert Pattinson — Part 5 — New Moon Promotional Events 3 comments
Here’s part 5 of 2009 in pics. So far we’ve done pics of Robert Pattinson on the set of Remember Me, at Comic-Con, in Japan, in Cannes, at the Oscars, on the set of New Moon, at the VMAs, at the TCAs, at the MTV Movie Awards, Photoshoot pics and on New Moon Pics.Today I’m posting pics from all the promotional events they did for New Moon . You can find part 1 here ‚ part 2 here , part 3 here and part 4 here. I’ll be doing part 6 tomorrow 😉 and 2009 in colour enhanced pics today.
More pics after the jump!
Robert Pattinson – Japanese Christmas cards (Scans). 3 comments
Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, New Moon, and Eclipse Win in Moviefone Year-End Poll Leave a comment
We all know what movie critics’ like, since they’ve been getting together to announce the year’s best since early December. But what about movie fans? Or at least those movie 200,000+ fans who’ve bothered to vote in a poll at Moviefone.com?
Michael Haneke’s The White Ribbon was chosen — oops! Wrong poll. Let me try again:
At Moviefone.com, Chris Weitz’s The Twilight Saga: New Moon was named best movie (global box office: $662 million) with more than 40 percent of the vote. The film’s male star, Robert Pattinson, was chosen the sexiest actor, followed by his New Moon rival Taylor Lautner, the “male breakout star” of 2009. Megan Fox, the star of Michael Bay’s Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, was both the sexiest and the worst actress of the year. There are worse combos, you know?
Curiously, voters were markedly divided when it came to Revenge of the Fallen. Bay’s saga about the eternal fight between robots and humans (or what passes for human in today’s blockbusters), was chosen as the year’s worst film, the best action movie, and the second-most disappointing release after Sacha Baron Cohen’s Bruno.
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse is the most anticipated movie of 2010, followed by Iron Man 2, starring Robert Downey Jr, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I, starring Daniel Radcliffe.
Sandra Bullock was the best actress for The Blind Side.
Considering that she gets to be (emotionally) sandwiched between Pattinson and Lautner in both New Moon and the upcoming Eclipse, Kristen Stewart should have been voted the luckiest star of 2009, but I don’t believe there was such a category anywhere. Maybe next year.
Eclipse is on Fandango's Top 10 Must See Movies of 2010 1 comment
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
June 30th can’t come soon enough for Twihards who are pining to see more of a vampire-human-werewolf love triangle. The stakes are higher as Victoria, a bloodsucker bent on revenge, builds her own army to kill Bella. You can count on Edward and Jacob to serve up the beefcake in IMAX proportions, too. Third time’s a charm, but we’ll have to wait and see if this most-anticipated flick will phase into another record-breaking weekend.
Robert Pattinson and Twi-cast among Ace Showbiz's Important Movie Events of 2009 2 comments
The month of May brought up another story from the “Twilight
Saga”. Proving to be a favorite among America’s youth, “Twilight” dominated the 2009 MTV Movie Awards. After landing six nods from the-first-time-ever fans’ voting method in choosing the nominees, the vampire drama sucked up the most golden popcorn collections at the June 1 ceremony. It took home best movie, best fight, best kiss, breakthrough male performance for Robert Pattinson, and best female performance for Kristen Stewart.
See the rest of the list and the source here.
Video: Interview With Los 40 Principales at the LA Press Junket 2 comments
Black & White Pics of Robert Pattinson in Munich Leave a comment
Here are the black & white versions of the pics of Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Chris Weitz and Taylor Lautner in Munich that I posted earlier.
Thinking of Rob 