Fan Club Roberta Pattinsona

Pattinson ukrywał się u Christiny Aguilery
"Christina Aguilera wyznała, że spędziła kiedyś poranek z Robertem Pattinsonem, kiedy ten niespodziewanie pojawił się w jej domu.
Wokalistka była na podjeździe swej posiadłości, kiedy usłyszała kogoś przy wejściu dla ochrony i postanowiła sprawdzić, co się dzieje. Ku jej zaskoczeniu spotkała tam Roberta Pattinsona, który uciekał przed paparazzi. Młody aktor poprosił artystkę, by wpuściła go i skryła przed natrętnymi fotoreporterami, co ta ochoczo uczyniła.

Aguilera "przechowała" gwiazdora przez kilka godzin a następnie odwróciła uwagę paparazzi, by Brytyjczyk mógł bezpiecznie czmychnąć."

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martka napisał:

Pattinson ukrywał się u Christiny Aguilery
"Christina Aguilera wyznała, że spędziła kiedyś poranek z Robertem Pattinsonem, kiedy ten niespodziewanie pojawił się w jej domu.
Wokalistka była na podjeździe swej posiadłości, kiedy usłyszała kogoś przy wejściu dla ochrony i postanowiła sprawdzić, co się dzieje. Ku jej zaskoczeniu spotkała tam Roberta Pattinsona, który uciekał przed paparazzi. Młody aktor poprosił artystkę, by wpuściła go i skryła przed natrętnymi fotoreporterami, co ta ochoczo uczyniła.

Aguilera "przechowała" gwiazdora przez kilka godzin a następnie odwróciła uwagę paparazzi, by Brytyjczyk mógł bezpiecznie czmychnąć."

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Gadali o tym dzisiaj w polskich radiach. Afera na maksa - na dodatek prezenter radiowy radia ESKA powiedział, że "nie wiadomo kiedy wampir - w tym przypadku Pattinson - zaatakuje i zjawi się pod naszym domem czy oknami. Więc dziewczyny szykujcie się..." xD.

Rob wygral BEST MALE PERFORMANCE i GLOBAL SUPERSTAR Very Happy

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Z Taylorem jako "BadAss Cops" Laughing

2010 MTV Movie Awards

Best Kiss
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Mowa Roberta po otrzymaniu nagród MTV. Ale narazie z lektorem w innym języku, który nieco zagłusza to, co mówi Roberto Wink

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MTV Movie Awards 2010. Best male perfomance

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bez lektora

Ta skłonność do potknięć najwyrażniej się udziela, co Roba bawi niewymownie. Laughing

Robert nam w oczach mężnieje, prawda?
A i Kristen już bardziej jak mloda kobieta niż dziewczyna.
Ja tak bez żadnych podtekstów. Smile

Absolutnie. Very Happy

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Exclusive: Robert Pattinson's pornographic poetry (and other gems from the 'Remember Me' DVD)

While Robert Pattinson spends his June promoting "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," Summit Entertainment is working its cross-pollination magic by pushing "Remember Me" out on DVD.

Due June 22, the romantic drama starring Pattinson and "Lost" blond Emilie de Ravin touts a major bonus feature -- a cast commentary track in which the heartthrob drops serious pearls about his filming experience.

Taking the lead for our favorite factoid: Pattinson's dirty journaling. Playing the broody Tyler, the actor spent most of the film scrawling mysteriously in a leather-bound notebook. "On set I kept on going up to Rob and saying, 'You've got to write in your journal, mate,'" producer Nick Osbourne said.

Said Pattinson: "I remember writing all these kind of pornographic poems, whenever there was a close-up on it. Horrible, horrible things in bold capital letters."

We can only hope a man from Nantucket was involved.

Other amazing insights into Rob's soul include ...

His sex scene was scary: Pattinson was "terrified" during his boom-boom moment with De Ravin. More so, he was sympathetic to the director of photography, "who had to look deep into my ... crack for a long time."

His mother was appalled at the thought of a tattoo: Pattinson's character has his brother's name inked on his left pec as a memorial. When his mom saw it in the "Remember Me" trailer, she called him immediately. "I was like, 'Really, do you think I tattooed 'Michael' on my chest?"

Fans take note -- when in Los Angeles, he reads scripts in a fast-food restaurant parking lot: "I was in an In 'N Out burger car park where I used to always read scripts. ... I realized I liked the character Tyler in the first four pages." Perhaps he celebrated with a Double-Double.

He's not shy about his frustrations with the paparazzi: As the film's New York shoot was plagued with photogs, almost every scene in the "Remember Me" commentary comes with some anecdote about the invasive shutterbugs. "They showed absolutely no respect for anything," Pattinson remarks.

Big dramatic fight scenes (like in, um, "Eclipse") bore him: Pattinson gets roughed up by costar Chris Cooper in the film, and loved every minute of it. "It's probably the most fun I've ever had in a scene," he says of being slammed against the hood of a car. "Normally the fights are so choreographed, it makes it boring."

Rob does a mean Barney Gumble: Pattinson randomly bursts out in an impression of resident derelict Barney from "The Simpsons" on the commentary track. And it's actually pretty spot on.

What's your favorite of Rob's gems? Tell us in comments.

-- Matt Donnelly

Wywiad MTV z Robem!

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1. He doesn’t date skanky chicks. (Sometimes.. )

2. He isn’t afraid to be a goof. (Bad Ass Cop. Enough said)

3. He works sunglasses like James Dean. (Ray-Ban should be paying him royalties)

4. He’ll whisper in your ear. (How jealous are you of Kristen now)

5. He has serious bedhead. ( Not anymore. But fans don't care)

6. He’s just scruffy enough. (Just. Right.)

7. He walks like a tiger. (The walk that has caused entire convention floors to sigh. Or scream..)

8. He always signs stuff for fans. (Yes, he does. Unless they are hiding in the bushes outside his latest set)

9. He’s sexy - even when he looks pissed off. (Even sexier then!)

10. Uh… he’s really hot! (The End)

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Taylor About Rob: "It's Hard To Be Mean To Such A Nice Guy"

While promoting Eclipse in Australia, Taylor talked about how Rob always keeps him smiling:

“He’s one of the funniest people I’ve ever met. He has a completely different sense of humour to me but I can’t stop laughing with him. Whenever we have to do scenes where I’m having to hate him and scream at him, as soon as they call cut I end up laughing at him so it’s hard to be mean to such a nice guy.”

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'Unbound Captives' - New Details Emerge

UPDATE: (6/ Cool

with much better deets and timeline ("start soon") from Nicola Peltz.

It's been a while since we've heard anything about Unbound Captives. Rob talked about his role in the movie set to be directed by Madeleine Stowe, during the New Moon press junket last year:

"I'm playing a kid who is kidnapped by Comanches when he was four years old, and he is brought up by them. His mother spends her entire life trying to find me and my sister. When she finds us, we can't remember who she is and can't remember anything about the Western culture she grew up in. I speak Comanche the whole movie.
Now we hear from two of his co-stars, who gave a little bit of an update on the status of the film. Last night E! Online's @taryder told us she had talked to Nicola Peltz who is also co-starring with Jackson Rathbone in The Last Airbender:

"unbound captive sounds awesome! Got some deets about their characters and movie. Its gonna be a sad one I think"
Taryn later posted an article with what Peltz said:

"I haven't talked to Rob, but I met Hugh [Jackman], who is also going to be in it. He's so talented and so much fun! We're both really looking forward to working with Rob, too. I can't wait to work with both of them!"

Talk about a hot cast. But what's it about, exactly?

"It's based on the Comanche tribes a while back," said Nicola, pausing for a bit. "It's hard to explain, but it's such a great script.

"Rob plays my brother, and when we're four, we get kidnapped. Our mom looks for us forever until we're about fifteen. We don't even know her when she comes by. And one—well, I can't give you the whole thing—but one of us stays in our tribe and one of us goes back with her."

Then we got an update from Collider, who also talked to Peltz about her role in Unbound Captives:

What do you have coming up after this?
PELTZ: Unbound Captives, I just got cast in it, it hasn’t started filming yet, but it's with Rob Pattinson, Rachel Weisz and Hugh Jackman and Madeline Stowe wrote it and is gonna direct it.

And when do you think you’re gonna start filming?
PELTZ: Not sure, hopefully soon, I cannot wait to do it.

Finally, we understand we might get a bit of a preview from Rachel Weisz, via her interview with Empire Magazine. She is said to mention Unbound Captives as "definitely going ahead."

coś z serii pudelek.pl ;D

W piątek policja aresztowała 16-letkę, która przedostała się na plan filmu Water for Elephants. Dziewczyna przez kilka dni ukrywała się w krzakach i obserwowała gwiazdora Zmierzchu. Miała na sobie maskujący płaszcz w moro, a pod spodem koszulkę z podobizną Edwarda Cullena. Wszystko filmowała małą kamerą.

Musiała być bardzo zdeterminowana. Tam były polowe warunki – powiedział jeden z ochroniarzy. Spała i wydalała w tych samych krzakach. Żywiłasię kanapkami. Miała
spore zapasy.

W nagrodę za taki wysiłek fanka zobaczyła swojego idola, a teraz spędzi kilka dni w areszcie. Czeka ją rozprawa o wtargnięcie na plan
filmowy. Pattinson zdecydował się nie wnieść oskarżenia przeciwko szalonej wielbicielce. Nie jesteśmy pewni, czy to nie błąd…

Wywiad z Premiere Magazine (France)

Translation By Thinking Of Rob

The vampire strikes back

As you’re neither Amish or a character from Lost (correct me if I’m wrong), we won’t do you the dishonour of introducing you to Robert Pattinson, 24 years old, the vampire that sparkles under the sun, the actor who was unknown two years ago but who conquered the Hollywood fortress and drives girls around the world crazy. You already know all that. You almost certainly know that The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (directed by David Slade, director of Hard Candy), comes out in theatres July 7th, a mere seven months after New Moon. The vampire saga which is now worth more than a billion dollars at the international box office isn’t ready to hang up it fangs as the fourth instalment, Breaking Dawn, is already announced for November 2011. Pattinson is getting tons of offers and is currently negotiating an important turn in his career: become the new Johnny Depp or join Orlando Bloom and Hayden Christensen in the frozen aisle section. As he was finishing Bel Ami, a Maupassant classic and getting to beginning filming Water for Elephants, a Francis Lawrence drama (I am Legend) with Reese Witherspoon and Christoph Waltz, R-Pattz got caught by Premiere for an exclusive interview.

P: The last time we spoke you were filming New Moon. Now one year later we meet again for The Twilight Saga Eclipse. I have trouble following it’s going so fast…

RP: Only two months went by between the filming of New Moon and Eclipse, during which I filmed Remember Me. Everything, went by so fast that I feel like I never really left Twilight. That being said, I still felt lost when I arrived on the set of Eclipse. I didn’t have any preparation time and it took me a few weeks to adapt.

P: What did you expect from David Slade and was he different on set from what you imagined?

RP: I had absolutely no idea what to expect from a Director who was specialized in movies more for adults, who doesn’t back away from very explicit brutality. I sincerely wondered how this universe would merge with the Twilight universe, which isn’t known for its unbearable violence. David had very specific ideas of what he wanted to do, with a work method and approach that was totally different from Catherine Hardwicke or Chris Weitz.

P: For example?

RP: Eclipse introduces many new characters; the atmosphere is less confined than the others. Twilight was based on the romance between Edward & Bella, New Moon on the relationship between Bella & Jacob with Edward in the background. Eclipse allows each character to have his “moment”, the spectrum is larger. The film also has more rhythm; it’s less based on intimacy.

P: Knowing that there was a huge battle at the end between vampires and werewolves, did you sometimes feel like you were filming a war movie?

RP: You couldn’t have said it better; we went through training for almost a month before we began shooting to learn how to fight and do stunts. It was nothing remotely like the previous instalments, where rehearsals were rather basic. Now it was purely physical preparations. The funniest thing is that vampires and werewolves each had their training camp.

P: You had instructors that were yelling at you and ordering you to do push-ups?

RP: Constantly! To say that when I went to rehearsals I thought it would be like the 2 other movies: Kristen, Taylor and I rehearsing the script in a room… I was surprised.

P: The choice of David Slade as a director stunned and showed courage from Summit who produces the saga…

RP: I don’t know if it was intentional, but each Director that worked on Twilight had nothing to do with the previous one. Catherine and Chris had styles that were totally opposed, as artists as well as people. It’s the same with David, they all practice three movie styles that are very specific. It’s a good thing: I rather go to set and not know what to expect. I’m actually impatient to discover what Bill Condon (Dreamgirls) will do with the forth instalment. Once again it will be nothing related.

P: All this juicy stuff happens in Breaking Dawn: the sex scene, a birth scene where your character must perform a c-section with his teeth.

RP: I know! I wonder how they’ll bring that to the big screen. We’ll end up having to ban it for people under 16… Can you imagine if they decided to go full out and Twilight suddenly became this totally hardcore series for adults with nude scenes? Summit would suddenly become the most progressive studio in the world. It would be funny.

P: I’m sure Stephenie Meyers would love that. Fans have actually launched a petition to keep the book integrally and so the movie is prohibited to people under 16. As the major part of the Twilight fan base is quite young they’re basically protesting to get banned from seeing the movie.

RP: (Laughs) I’m sure they’d buy the DVD and would appreciate it even more because they love this story. I never felt like I had a role in the success of it all. Like I’ve always said, it’s the character that people love, not me. I hope to be able to reach out to people due to the quality of the films that I make and not because people will hope to see a new Twilight as soon as my name is in the end credits.

P: We heard all types of stories surrounding the filming of Remember Me, like those of paparazzi that came out of the water when you were shooting the beach sequence. You’re changing their entire profession.

RP: No one can really understand this situation unless you’ve lived it. The Remember Me crew was hallucinating when they saw 40 cameramen trying to steal pics of the set. Most of the actors hadn’t seen one Twilight movie and didn’t understand what was going on.

P: They were asking you why you paid so many photographers to show up on set?

RP: That’s it: “Hey Rob, I didn’t know that you needed that much of an ego boost!” (Laughs)

P: You say that being a celebrity opens doors but closes others. Which ones would you have liked to keep open?

RP: I’d like to not be paranoid of meeting new people. When I walk down the street I’m scared of meeting anyone’s eye in case they recognize me. I have to hide constantly, it’s a bit unsettling. At the same time I live this weird way, I can’t be as open as I wish I could be. You learn as you go. Over the years, you learn to manage the situation more and more, I’m more at ease with the craziness surrounding Twilight. I think you reach a peak at some point: either you lose it and become a recluse and turn your back on humanity or you learn to accept it.

P: You seem more relaxed than last year…

RP: That’s the case. I’m beginning a new movie which I’m so enthusiastic about; I just finished another one that I like. I know well enough that things wouldn’t have gone so fast for me without those fans who follow me everywhere and people that recognize me on the street. You have to be realistic.

P: Do you think you’ve overcome the craziness of the press or do you think there are still surrealistic experiences to live?

RP: I have no clue… The advantage is that you don’t stay the object of so many stares forever. New actors will come and the attention of people will move on to them. All this only lasts a while. The hysteria reached its peak during Remember Me, but it has already dropped since. When I was filming Bel Ami in London it was clearly calmer. I could go around freely.

P: Regarding Bel Ami, you know that French people will be waiting with this movie with a knife between their teeth…

RP: I’m aware of that, believe me. I would never have the courage to do promo for this movie in Paris I’m so stressed. I met Marion Cotillard during a party before filming began and I asked her to read the script carefully because there was a perfect role for her. She asked me: “Why make Bel Ami in English? It’s weird isn’t it?” At that moment I understood how the film will be received in your country. I hope it will succeed and that you will be open minded about it. What impresses me is that the book is not well known elsewhere. I only discovered it after reading receiving the script and it immediately became one of my favourite books.

P: At the moment you’re rehearsing for Francis Lawrence’s Water for Elephants…

RP: Yes with Reese Witherspoon and Christoph Waltz. I’m really excited and terrified at the same time to find myself face to face with actors such as these.

P: If Christoph Waltz asks you to give him a glass of milk start asking yourself questions.

RP: For sure! He has a great role in the movie: he plays the Mr. Loyal of a circus, a person who’s a totally cyclothymic and a bit crazy. I’m trying to steal his wife.

P: I admire your courage.

RP: Don’t you?

P: How would you react if everything stopped tomorrow?

RP: The end of the world you mean? I think I’d live well (Laughs). Actually I have no idea. I would find something else to do. The wave I’m surfing on right now is really helping me, but I haven’t accomplished everything I wish to accomplish.

P: I’d see you playing music in bars in the nowheres of France.

RP: You couldn’t have said it better: when I was 19, I filmed a short movie in Brittany for 2 weeks. Every night I’d go play music in their pubs, it was fantastic. One of my favourite memories.

- Interview by Mathieu Carrat

NEW HQ Pictures of Rob on the set of Water For Elephants yesterday

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July 1969, man takes a giant leap, while a young girl takes her own small step… A young girl flees to France to forget her boyfriend; first his letters pursue her, then he himself follows her there. During a party to celebrate the moon landing she takes her own small step…Based on a short story by Ian Beck ‘The Summer House’. Starring Talulah Riley and Robert Pattinson.

A tu trailer. Piękna piosenka. Rob fajnie wygląda, tylko go mało. Dobrze mu w tej fryzurze.
Co to za sens robić film krótkometrażowy?

The Summerhouse
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