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New Picture of Rob in NYC October 5, 2012
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Robsten Support Message of the Day~'Robsten'
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"The things two people do to each other they remember. If they stay together, it's not because they forget; it's because they forgive." Demi Moore
"The things two people do to each other they remember. If they stay together, it's not because they forget; it's because they forgive." Demi Moore
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Kristen Interview in Sci Fi Magazine (Scan + Transcript)
Transcript
'WOW, I'M A SPORTS CAR!'
Filming the Twilight films has been a four-year odyssey for you. How did being involved with the series change you?
You start a project to finish it. It's this really charged experience that almost is too much, and that's the only way it ever feels good, and right, and true. I feel very challenged, even though, if Stephanie [Meyer] suddenly wrote another book, I'd be like, "Okay, let me read it, immediately!" I might just keep that feeling. I know I'll find that with other experiences. How did it change me? I don't know. Maybe it affirmed my idea of why I like to do what I do. You don't always have to do an indie movie to feel like you're controlling it with a few people that you really have connected with, creatively. You can do it on a bigger scale. Maybe it's changed my mind about that. But, as a person, I could not begin to answer that question right now. It's so loaded.
What did it feel like playing Bella as a vampire?
I felt like, "Wow, I'm a sports car. Let's break it in!" Especially in the book, my favorite part is, "Break her in, man! Let's see what she can do!"
Bella is basically a superhero now, so you had to amp up your physical game in the last one?
Yeah, physically, this was more challenging than anything because even the way Bella walks into a room is different than how I walk into a room. If you think a mile a minute, you're never going to be indecisive about anything. Everything is very pointed. I got to see everyone else's versions of their vampires over a a really long period. I liked picking and choosing what to use and what not to use. Rounding her out was fun, and physically really, really challenging. I remember going up to Stephanie, on the first day I had to play a vampire, and I was like, "Steph, how am I going to sound like wind chimes, you jerk?! That's impossible!" Really, it blew my mind.
As equals finally, Bella and Edward consummate their marriage in a different way than in Breaking Dawn-Part 1. Will it get more intense between them on-screen this time?
We're supposed to have mind-boggling, otherworldly sex in Breaking Dawn 2. The first one was sweet. It was about discovery and it was so not rauncy. Nothing about this series is raunchy. But, in the second one we just wanted to be like animals. We tried and they told us that it was rated R. (Laughs)
What was one of your favorite scenes ever shooting these films?
My last scene with Taylor [Lautner] was about a week before I was going to be finished completely, but I didn't know it was going to be my last scene with him. He was like, "This is it, buddy!" One of my favorite scenes was when we danced together, after the wedding, it was totally good.
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New/Old Rob Interview with Tu Magazine (Chile) (Scans + Transation)
Being a vampire has to be fun. What vampiric quality would you like to have?
RP: I think Edward is tired of being a vampire. The cons outweigh the advantages. You have extraordinary physical qualities but you can't do anything in your life. What good is having power if you can't use them and have to hide all the time? I think Carlisle liked it more, at least he studied languages and stuff, Edward doesn't even read (Laughs). The only thing Edward does in a hundred years is complain. What gives him pleasure is anything related to Bella, when she approves of him while being human he begins to accept what he is. And then she wants to be like a vampire; even she is more prepared to be a vampire.
What does it feels after so many years playing the same in-love vampire ?
RP: After doing the first three films, you get to a point where you understand the character the way in which you don't know where you end and where he starts. I spent so much time filming in Vancouver that I can say things like: "Edward wouldn't do that because I wouldn't." I haven't read the books since we made the second movie because I have that sensation of: "this is what he would do".
Kristen Interview in Tu Style Magazine (Italy) (Scans + Translation)
Translation
"I have to be careful how to behave when I'm in the spotlight" she told me when I met her to talk about On The Road before the storm. "Apart from that, I'm more free than what people think. Also because I have nothing to be ashamed of."
Kristen is fierce. She wears short shorts, high heels and a t-shirt with Blondie licking a vinyl record. Her face is always serious, almost mopey, which contrasts with the still-teenager look. She enthusiastically talks about Walter Salles's movie based on the 1950s cult novel. "I couldn't wait to shoot it. It's...fucking important," she lets out. She plays Marylou, the young an uninhibited main character's wife. "She really lived, like the other characters that are based on writers," she explains. "Luanne Henderson was married to Neal Cassidy, who's that hothead that's Dean Moriarty in the movie."
- Did you read Jack Kerouak's book?
"Yes, when I was 14 or 15, and it really stroke me. Those characters are the friends that I wish I'd had. They're absorbed in their emotions and in the desire of experience, like I am."
- Are you telling me you too feel a bit "Beat-y"?
"I mean, I do have that burning desire to experience, overcome limits and meet different people. It's necessary like air."
- Marylou was open for free love and not only...
"Go easy on similiarities. I'm really really different from her. I'm introvert, to beging with. And unlike me, she laughs openly. She offers herself completely, still without let guys use her. Sex and drugs were their way to seek themselves and explore the world."
- How did it feel to shoot scenes like the masturbation and the sex?
"What was transgressive in the 1950s isn't anymore nowadays. Besides, sex and nudity were such important elements of the story that I was ready to film them almost like they should have left an epoch-making mark in the history of the cinema...Jokes aside, the director perfectly recreated the atmosphere, so we got there naturally. Even if I didn't live it, I could feel the energy of that period: those guys were trying to squeeze their life until the last drop."
- Do you too feel like that?
"Yeah, life is too short to stop. I want to gain experience; I like challanges and being with ambitious people who spur me to improve."
- Have you ever gone on a road trip?
"I have, with a couple of friends just before shooting the movie. It was real fun. I won't tell you how dirty and smelly the car was in the end. But when I work I have no time for unscheduled plans. The schedule is really tight."
- Are you happy or sad that Twilight is over?
"It was my mercy, and whoever thinks I'm glad I'm done with it couldn't be any wronger. Of course if I hadn't done any other movie in between in these four years, I would have felt boxed in. But do you know what it feels like sharing a passion with millions of people around the world? It's a sheer rush of adrenaline. I'd be an alien if I didn't feel the energy that comes wih such a worldwide phenomenon. Now I have an even bigger itch to do something. I want to do my best, and I want to do it now. Don't give me time off."
- You never relax
"I do...but I'm happy only when I'm tired."
- What do you love about your job?
"I see the cinema as a big factory and I like being part of the team, of something that's bigger than me. I may sound full of myself, but I want to do movies that touch and leave a deep mark."
- But you starred in another blockbuster movie, Snow White and The Huntsman
"I like that version of the story. Snow White is a young Jeanne d'Arc, she's a warrior yet still female. I think we need heroines like those."
- How do you remember the days you started acting?
"I was 9 and had completely different motivations than I have today. My parents worked in the business and when I hung with them, I got really bored. I wanted a job, and the only one I could do at that age was acting. When I was 13 I made "Speak" which for the first time made me realize about the power of cinema on people's feelings.
- Robert Pattinson too has made an art movie.. is there any rivalry?
"Are you kidding me? I'm so proud of him!"
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Kristen in The 'Kickin-A List' for Variety's 2012 Women’s Impact Report
Variety recently put out its 2012 Women’s Impact Report, its annual opportunity to highlight the women who continue to influence Hollywood and the world. Kristen is included in “The Kickin-A list” for her role as ‘Snow White’ in Universal’s ‘Snow White and the Huntsman.’
Variety describes the honorees:
Our list is merely a snapshot of some of the amazing women working in the entertainment industry today, we aimed to include femmes from different disciplines and while there were dozens more more we could have included, we chose to focus this year on those who influenced the industry by thinking outside of the box. The question we asked for every honoree was, “was this person just doing their job?” or “did she do something extraordinary outside of her normal responsibilities?”Kristen is honored in The Kickin-A List. Variety explains:
We invite both men and women to sit back, pour a glass of champers and enjoy our 2012 Women’s Impact Report.
Amid all the testosterone-heavy tentpoles and hit pay TV action series this year, it was the female characters that really delivered the knockout punches. From the heroines of summer blockbusters to the folks that made the smallscreen sizzle, women held their own in fare that might have originally been targeted for men, but were enjoyed by all.Kristen Stewart as Snow White in "Snow White and the Huntsman":
In a year where Snow White could be found in many forms on the screen ("Mirror Mirror" and the ABC series "Once Upon a Time," which features Ginnifer Goodwin as a pretty badass Snow White who's handy with a sword), Stewart made the character her own with a steely version of the apple-loving beauty.
Standout scene: After her resurrection, Snow White leads the revolution against her evil stepmother Ravenna, heading Duke Hammond's army in a charge against the castle.Via
Sam Riley Talks About Kristen with Short List
Did Kristen Stewart attract a lot of attention?
Once, we arrived in this little airport and I walked out first, and there were two little old dudes with cameras, and I thought, “F*ckin’ ’ell, it must be slim pickings being a paparazzi here. This is their payday!” They were taking photos of me, and I could see out the corner of my eye Kristen going out the door, into the car and f*cking off. One of them came up to me with a piece of paper, and went [in poor Argentinian accent], “Christian Stewart?” and I went, “No [points at his name], I’m this one, that one’s just walked off!”
Any other incidents?
Some kids found out where the hotel was. They were crossing a river to stand outside the window, and when I opened the curtains, they were like,”Kristy! Kristy!” all night. It was mental. And when we got back to the airport, her bodyguard said, “We’re going to put the producers in the car they think is her car, and drop them off…” And we had to run through the airport, and I saw how aggressive some of these photographers can be. It’s a strange job to chase a 20-year-old girl around…
Is she used to the attention?
She deals with it well. I’d have a caution for thumping them by now if they followed me around like that.
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Breaking Dawn: Part 2 Soundtrack List + Release Date
You can pre order it HERE (Via)
1. Where I Come From — Passion Pit
2. Bittersweet — Ellie Goulding
3. The Forgotten — Green Day
4. Fire In The Water — Feist
5. Everything And Nothing — The Boom Circuits
6. The Antidote — St. Vincent
7. Speak Up — POP ETC
8. Heart of Stone — Iko
9. Cover Your Tracks — A Boy and His Kite
10. Ghosts — James Vincent McMorrow
11. All I've Ever Needed — Paul McDonald & Nikki Reed
12. New For You — Reeve Carney
13. A Thousand Years (Part Two) - Christina Perri
14. Plus Que Ma Prope Vie — Carter Burwell
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Robsten Support Message of the Day~'You've Got My Head Spinning'
"Many of the things that seem impossible now will become realities tomorrow." –Walt Disney
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Chris Hemsworth Talks About Kristen
It was great, besides when she punched me in the face. That’s a true story. It was pretty painful; that was a big punch. No, it was fantastic. She had a really strong attitude about where her character should go, which is good. You don’t want someone who sits on the fence.
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New Kristen Interview in Marie Claire Magazine November 2012
Transcript
The Other Man in Kristen's Life
She's the Hollywood rebel du jour, he's Balenciaga's fashion maestro. Now old friends Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Ghesquiere are working together on their first collaboration.
Kristen Stewart isn't one of those girls who sprays perfume in the air and then spins around in its mist. The world's favorite vampire has too much bite for the softly, softly approach to applying scent. "Fragrance is feral," she says, rubbing her chest provocatively. "It's sexual, it's about your skin."
In real life, Stewart is a world away from the gawky teenager that Twilight fans have come to know and love. Stewart seems to have a highly developed rebellious streak.
Kristen in Miss Magazine (Austria) (Scan + Translation)
The interview is mostly the same as THIS one
Translation
Kristen Stewart already arrives at the interview, dressed casually. She wears black skinny jeans, black bootzs and a white shirt and is in a fantastic mood (...)
Miss: Have you read Fifty Shades of Grey?
KS: I read parts of it, why?
Miss: Did you know that the book is based on your Twilight character? Would you play the part if it was made into a movie?
KS: Erm, (laughs) as of now nobody has called me yet to offer the part to me.
Miss: Maybe your agent tries to protect you and just didn‘t pick up.
KS: No, probably not (laughs). But if they told me something like that it‘d be hilarious.
Jon Favreau Mentions Kristen in an Interview
Jon Favreau: How do you like that? Zathura had Josh Hutcherson and Kristen [Stewart]. I’m very proud of them. You look back at Zathura now and you see we had some good talent there. It’s good to see them break out in their teen years, or young adult years in the case of Kristen.
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New Picture + Interview of Kristen in Glamour France November 2012 Issue
The 6 allies of Kristen Stewart
The American face of Florabotanica, the new Balenciaga juice, has the biggest Hollywood salaries, and a sense of coquetry bang on trend.
- Sabine Maida
1. The sharp perfume
"I'm not crazy of perfume, but this Balenciaga juice pleases me! I vaporize it on my wrists during the day, to give me a boost, and the evening, to go out. Fragrance helps to feel more self-assured, more women." Florabotanica, Balenciaga
2. Dry shampoo
"I am not of these Americans who go every day to the hairdresser. I wash my hair just once or twice a week, I often refresh them with a dry shampoo." Full Detox, Ojon
3. Black mascara
"This is my favorite makeup product! I am not loyal to a formula or a particular brand. I try all mascaras, in fact..." Back mascara, Calvin Klein
4. Salt water spray
"I don't like sophisticated hairstyles! I rarely brush my hair... I'm from L.A. and beach look what I prefer, surfer style of Santa Monica." Surf Spray, Bumble and Bumble
5. Best skin care tips
"I'm too young [22] to consult a skin specialist, I look after mine with the excellent products SkinCeuticals. And if a spot comes, I use the Pro-active range, sold in the USA." Skinceuticals Hydrating B5
She also likes...
• Milk: "I drink a lot, for nutriments. And I consume a cocktail of vitamins with magnesium. I'm not trying to stay thin but not to lose too much weight! I hate being rachitic, so I feel like a guy, losing all femininity."
• Jodie Foster: "She is my number one american beauty icon! Her style has not changed since her debut... And she is always adorable when I see her."
• The naturalness: "I am a cool Californian, the opposite of siliconed, discolored creatures of L.A. For example, I love living without socks..."
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Robsten Support Message of the Day~'Won't Give Up on Us'
“Love is our true destiny. We do not find the meaning of life by ourselves alone - we find it with another.” ― Thomas Merton
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Garrett Hedlund Talks About Kristen with ELLE UK
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Rob to Attend a Fan Event in Sydney on October 22 for Breaking Dawn: Part 2 Promo
More info regarding Rob's appearance in Australia for Breaking Dawn Part 2 fan event.
FilmInk:
Nova via RPA The Breaking Dawn Part Two Fan Event is going to be invite only.
JUST ANNOUNCED- R Patz is coming to Sydney later this month AND attending a Twilight fan event on October 22nd. Can't wait! x
— Kyle and Jackie O (@kyleandjackieo) October 2, 2012
FilmInk:
As part of the Sydney only tour later this month, Robert will be participating in media interviews to support the NOVEMBER 15 release of the film, and will appear at a fan event on Monday 22nd October, details of which will be revealed in the coming weeks.
Nova via RPA The Breaking Dawn Part Two Fan Event is going to be invite only.
Nova is getting you upclose with Robert Pattinson when he comes to Australia to promote the final installment of Twilight saga.
On Tuesday 2nd October, Smallzy announced that Robert Pattinson, star of the upcoming release of “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2” will be coming to Australia to promote the final instalment in the global phenomenon.
What Smallzy and Nova FM can confirm now is that Pattinson will be at an exclusive invite only fan event on Monday 22nd October in SYDNEY, and HOYTS are working with NOVA – the only radio station where you can WIN your special invite to be at this special Twilight event.
If you are a Twihard, this is something you CAN’T miss out on!
Keep listening to Smallzy’s Surgery on Nova to win your way to get upclose and personal with R Patz.
New Kristen Interview in Fashion Magazine Canada
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In the advertising campaign for Balenciaga Florabotanica (from $90 at department stores), Kristen Stewart, the face of the dark floral fragrance, stands amid a minefield of seemingly beautiful botanicals, inspired by the same vintage Pierre Frey wallpaperthat influenced Nicholas Ghesquiere's Fall 2011 collection. Hovering near a stoic Stewart is what appears to be a Venus flytrap, angling to chomp down on her head.
New/Old Picture of Rob at Hot Topic Tour in Chicago November 12, 2008
The photograph is by Nicole Peterson:
"Shot this photo a few years ago at a promotional event for the film known as "Twilight". I am by no means a fan of the franchise, but I thought the event would be a good photo opportunity, so I attended. Boy, was I floored (and sometimes frightened) by the enthusiasm of the fans. Twilight itself is too flat and one-dimensional for me, but Robert Pattinson, the actor seemed an all-around cool guy, had a good head on his shoulders. A very funny individual. You can count me as a Pattinson fan, but not a Twilight fan. Overall, just a great photographic learning experience for me. Also! I'm also very excited to hear he was recently cast in "Lawrence of Arabia".
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New Kristen Interview - She Talks About Her Evolving Style, Red-Carpet Clichés, & Kerouac
So, we set out on a fact-finding mission to learn a bit more about the On The Road (and yes, Twilight) star and gossip-rag fixture. And we kinda fell in love with her. Here's what we learned: She's thoughtful and willing to explore when it comes to personal style and she's pretty freaking smart and self-aware when it comes to everything else. And really, that's what we look for in our friends.
Not sold? Read on for her thoughts on everything from grandma florals and getting to know yourself through fashion that challenges you to all of those verbs in Kerouac's writing and of course, that ubiquitous hand-on-hip celeb-on-red-carpet moment. We dare you not to be a believer by the end.
So, you went to the Balenciaga show on Friday. How was it?
"So sick! It really was incredible."
Did you see a standout look in the collection that really spoke to you?
"There was this small bustier in white that's typically worn with nothing under it, but they put a T-shirt under it, and it was sick! A few of its skirts, too, and the shoes — they were crazy! I feel like I don't need to think about what I'm going to wear for the next six months because it's pretty much handled."
Rob, Kristen and Taylor to Attend Breaking Dawn: Part 2 Premiere in Berlin on November 16 + Contest to Win Tickets
Translation:
Robert Pattinson . Kristen Stewart and Taylor Launter will be on November 16th in Berlin to present the final part of the Twilight Saga and you can be there. Solve the mystery letter and find out under what slogan, Breaking Dawn Part 2 "stands . Write us an email with the two solution words and your address to concorde@inpromo.de and with luck you are among the firsts exlcusive guests Each week, a fan has the chance to 2 tickets for this unique event. The Contest will end on 11.11.2012.
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New/Old Kristen Interview with Tv Sorrisi e Canzon
-It will be hard for fans of the romantic Bella to recognize their beloved character
"Why? Marylou, too, is a romantic girl."
- Yeah, but she lives according to the 'Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll' myth
"I wasn't ashamed of anything I filmed. Marylou is the most alive character of the book, and does everything with enthusiasm. It's the story of three guys looking for freedom, which they couldn't have in the America of 1947."
- She still is very transgressive
"I don't think they wanted to rise against something. The Beat movement and the year 1968 came later. Back then, they just wanted to live hard."
- Do you feel like a rebel?
"I don't know, I have more facets. One the one hand I have very tranditional values: I'm looking for love and want a baby one day. On the other hand, I have a secret and rebel side, that I maybe took from an Australian mom who handed down to me the love for adventure and freedom. And sometimes I feel a bit offbeat. That's also what I like about Kerouc's novel, it tells you not to imitate the others because it's good to be a bit different."