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All 22 New Robert Pattinsons Outtakes from TV Week
Dear Mr. Robert Pattinson, Its been more then 3 years that you have capture the hearts of millions of women around the world, and apparently you are no where near done are you?
I love that cocky smile:)
Now this one is so sweet!!!
The pout!! Can't handle it...................................
Ms. Stew on your mind? What are you thinking of?
Why so lonely Rob?
Oh that cig.... if i was that cig, only for a little bit??
oh NAUGHTEEEEEEEE ROB???
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Yeah you feel pretty confident don't you! Cocky bastard!! In a good way of course:) LOL
ARE YOU STILL THERE???????????
Kristen Talks About Her Character In The Twilight Saga In 'Vogue
The actress said that she has come to appreciate how much Bella has grown over the course of the films.
Stewart told Vogue: "[She's] a character who is embedded in so many people's psyches at this point. It's starting to enter my head a lot more than it used to because it's at the end and it's come such a long way."
She also admitted that she wants fans of Stephenie Meyer's 'Twilight' novels to be happy with the film adaptation, rather than casual viewers.
"I just want the fans of the book to be happy. I don't necessarily care about anyone else," she explained.
The latest instalment of the films, 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 1' will be released in cinemas in November.
LA Times Great 'Water for Elephants' article + New Still
On the last day of shooting "Water for Elephants," Reese Witherspoon was so upset that she broke down in tears. She hadn't been that saddened by a movie wrapping in years, the actress said, but she had become particularly attached to one costar: an 8,800-pound elephant named Tai.
"The day I had to say goodbye to her, I wept all day," Witherspoon admitted. "It was one of the most extraordinary filmmaking experiences of my life. You work with actors and directors, but to have this nonverbal complete relationship with an animal that we were all very connected to was very magical."
Based on a bestselling historical novel released in 2006, the film, due out April 22, centers on a former veterinary school student named Jacob ( Robert Pattinson), who falls for circus performer Marlena (Witherspoon). Because of the characters' shared affinity for the big top, both actors had to be comfortable interacting with a variety of animals — horses, camels, and, of course, elephants.
Before production began, director Francis Lawrence planned a meeting with the stars and Tai at the 10-acre Perris, Calif., elephant ranch where she lives.
"I'll be honest — I did use a trip down to see the elephants as a bit of bait for the actors," Lawrence joked.
It worked. Witherspoon felt so at ease with Tai that she quickly attempted an elaborate mount, in which the elephant lifted the actress with only its trunk.
"They had her pick me up, and I just screamed," she said. "She could crush you, but she knows the exact amount of pressure to put on you."
On set, though, some of the other animals made her jittery.
"There were a couple of really scary moments on the movie. A couple of zebras broke loose while we were shooting a scene and started bucking and kicking, and we all ran for cover," she recalled. "Camels bit people and spit at them. But the funny thing is that Tai was the most consistent: a calm, just easygoing presence. She was just this incredible spirit."
Interestingly, the elephant's owner, Gary Johnson, was reluctant to allow Tai to perform in the film because it includes scenes of animal abuse.
"We had really mixed emotions about even doing this film because it's pretty graphic with the elephant, and there's some so-called beating scenes in there. We didn't want to send a wrong message," said Johnson, the co-owner of Have Trunk Will Travel.
After speaking to the film's producers, Johnson came on board. Visual effects created the impression that Tai is being beaten in one scene; in another, fake wounds made from silicon were attached to the animal.
Johnson says he often encounters animal rights activists who don't think his elephants should be performing, but he believes Tai's participation in "Water for Elephants" will allow audiences to better understand the animals.
"You can feel the intelligence with them. They're so massive but yet they're so graceful," he said. "It's just something about them. I've done this for over 40 years now, and still one of my favorite things is at the end of the day being in the barn, just watching them eat, sitting on a bale of hay watching them interact with each other. It's just very relaxing."
latimes via Pattinsonstew
Another Good Response Rob Cast In #COSMOPOLIS
Talk about a boost in projects.
Apparently director David Cronenberg (Videodrome, Naked Lunch, Dead Ringers) has taken a liking to the performances of one Robert Pattinson, as the actor has joined the cast of his upcoming film, Cosmopolis.
The film is an adaptation of the Don DeLillo novel, and follows a “financial wunderkind who risks his entire fortune to bet against the yen on a tumultuous day,” which in turn “puts him in the crosshairs for assassination.” Originally a role slated for Colin Farrell, it appears as though Pattinson has taken over the film’s lead role.
There is no mention of one Marion Cotillard within the Deadline report, which doesn’t bode well, as Farrell being jettisoned from the film doesn’t get mentioned here either. Personally, I do think that Pattinson may have a bit more talent than a role like Edward in the Twilight series may suggest, and there is no other filmmaker more suited to getting that type of performance out of a young actor than Cronenberg. Toss in a “slightly futuristic metropolis” setting, and you could have quite an intriguing film.
What do you think?
Meet The Man Behind The 'Twilight' Poster
At the time a lot of people scoffed at an 18-year-old being hired for the job. Well now Joey Lawrence (Known as Joey L to avoid confusion with the actor of the same name.) has his own show (at age 21) in Los Angeles. Joey L has been traveling extensively in Africa where he has captured some amazing images while diving right into the culture. According to the press release:
“Twenty-one year-old Canadian photographer Joey L., first place recipient in the International Photography Awards for his “Abyssinia” project and renowned for his photos promoting the “Twilight” movie saga, will debut his fine art collection through photokunst at photo l.a January 13-17. Joey will meet with fans and photo collectors at the photokunst booth (B 206) on Saturday, January 15 from 5 to 7 PM in the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, 1855 Main Street Santa Monica, CA.
Joey L.’s distinctive style, showcased in the “Twilight” posters, secured him acclaim and commercial success allowing him to pursue personal fine art work. “Abyssinia”, shot in Ethiopia’s Omo Valley, features portraits of the various tribes that occupy the valley and is the subject for his first book project, “The Cradle of Mankind”. The photographs are a deeply moving visual tribute to the tribal peoples of the Omo Valley, the birthplace of Homo sapiens, the beginning of mankind.
On The Road Inspires Collection at 'Fashion Rio 2011'
The wave of the beatniks, the North American movement of the 1950s has everything to win a revival in 2011, through film. The buzz has already started in 2010 with James Franco playing the poet Allen Ginsberg in Howl, but it should pop with the adaptation of the classic On The Road, directed by Brazilian Walter Salles..
These young intellectuals are the inspiration for the winter of 2011 TNG, which paradeson January 13 at Fashion Rio, once again resuming cultural movements - in the summer, it was the turn of the mods.
Focusing on the jeans, the brand that has creative direction of Maurice Ianês, promises a"bohemian elegance, comfortable silhouette, plaids and dark colors - wine, gray, green, pink and black. Jack Kerouak, author of On The Road, is appointed in worn looks
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These young intellectuals are the inspiration for the winter of 2011 TNG, which paradeson January 13 at Fashion Rio, once again resuming cultural movements - in the summer, it was the turn of the mods.
Focusing on the jeans, the brand that has creative direction of Maurice Ianês, promises a"bohemian elegance, comfortable silhouette, plaids and dark colors - wine, gray, green, pink and black. Jack Kerouak, author of On The Road, is appointed in worn looks
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Hedlund Brasil | kristenjstewart | twilightfeverbrasil|via
HQ/Untagged - More NEW Pictures of Rob on the WFE set yesterday
Added 6 more HQ's because bigger is better!
what i woudn't give to be a cigarret
Massive epic Bitch face:)
Seriously that bitch face is so much win:)
Pattinson Life |via RPLife