Twilight Saga and Robert Pattinson

New Moon trailer

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Rob interviews with the Guardian

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Before Robert Pattinson auditioned for the part of Edward the vampire in Twilight, he took a quarter of a Valium to see where it would take him. He got the part. He had no idea what he'd signed up for: he might have been aware that Stephenie Meyer's Twilight saga had attracted 17m readers worldwide and that the Mormon mother from Arizona was the biggest publishing phenomenon since JK Rowling. What he didn't see coming were the teen girls who'd fallen in love with the sensitive, tortured Edward of Meyer's books. First they revolted online, calling Pattinson a gargoyle – and worse. Then they changed their minds, fell in love with him en masse and refused to leave him alone.

Pattinson, who turns 23 later this month, has become an international pin-up since Twilight was released last year. He's probably bigger news even than Daniel Radcliffe. After all, Harry Potter still seems like a little boy while Edward is a passionate, redblooded teen vampire in love with a mortal schoolgirl called Bella. Forget that gargoyle nonsense, too: Pattinson is an unlikely fusion of Johnny Depp and Doctor Whoelect Matt Smith. He favours the same vintage clothes as Depp and the actors share the same tough femininity; he's got the same architectural hair as Smith, the same asymmetrical features and strangely alluring face. Oh, and he's six-foot tall with the lean body of youth.

Yet Pattinson himself can take none of the attention seriously. Educated at a private day school in London, he has the kind of posh English accent Americans love, but he's not remotely pretentious or full of himself. His Twilight co-star Kristen Stewart, who plays Bella, once said that Pattinson can't lie; he also can't seem to stop talking. Right now he's describing the hotel room in Vancouver, where he's been filming New Moon, the second in the Twilight quartet. "I've been living in this windowless room on the 30-something floor. Because the people who built it were afraid of people killing themselves! It's one of those business hotels. I guess they're worried about not being able to charge so much for rooms if guests were killing themselves …"

Most actors live in apartments, or at least hotel suites, while on set. But not Pattinson: "I've settled there now. It would take about three weeks for me to gather all my belongings. I don't let the maids in. I don't even pull the duvet down now because I don't want to see what's underneath."

There are always fans waiting outside the hotel but he tries not to think about the phenomenal level of fame he's reached in north America; he says he'd go mad if he did. So he tries to disguise himself: "But instead I'm just getting more and more conspicuous; I'm wearing two hoods, a hat and sunglasses, which kind of stands out in the middle of the night. So I'm learning to sprint."

At times Pattinson sounds grown-up, but he also lapses into adolescent silliness. Ask if he has a fake hotel name and the giggling starts: "I was Clive Handjob in Paris. Everyone in the hotel called me 'Monsieur Handjob'. That was good, cheap fun."

When he got the role of Edward, Pattinson was sent to have his hair cut and dyed. He was given a personal trainer and, for the first time, got himself a six pack. He was also sent for media training to help him handle the juggernaut of publicity required for Twilight (in the US principal cast members have to participate in events such as "hype-building panels" to push the fi lm). He may now look more like a movie star but he still says things he shouldn't. In one interview, he volunteered the information about the Valium and then seemed to dismiss Little Ashes, an arthouse film he made before Twilight, as "nothing". He also pointed out, rather brashly, that "we didn't even have trailers".

Pattinson's experience of film-making is limited – at 17, he won the small part of Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire, a role he reprised in the Order Of The Phoenix; he then lived off the pay cheque for a few years – but he's already got regrets. Little Ashes explores the homosexual relationship between surrealist artist Salvador Dalí and the romantic poet and dramatist Federico García Lorca in Spain in the early-1920s. It's a fascinating period – the surrealist film-maker Luis Buñuel was also hanging around – but art historians have already questioned the veracity of Philippa Goslett's script, saying that there's no proof Dalí and Lorca actually consummated their relationship.

Made for a modest £1.4m, Little Ashes suffers from its ambition, and Pattinson – with only Harry Potter under his belt – struggles to portray the hugely complex Dalí with any real conviction. Yet he briefly blows up when I mention his dismissal of the film as "nothing". "I hate having to do all this shit! I've already been told to apologise for saying it. I was just trying to say that it was a tiny, little film. It had a minuscule budget. I was just trying to say that if Twilight hadn't come along, I don't know how much Little Ashes would have been publicised. In an ideal world, everyone would go around watching arthouse films about Dalí and Lorca. But a lot of people have no idea who Lorca even was."

He collects himself: "People love all the negative stuff – 'He doesn't like the film!' 'He's a homophobe!' Oh great." Now that he's been told to make amends, Pattinson is actually taking Little Ashes more seriously. He even watched it the other night. And he never watches himself on screen, ever. "It's like self-flagellation, so why would I bother? And I didn't want to piss on anyone's grave. It was hard to watch my first scene, in which I turn up in this funny little hat … I was worried about watching them, but Dalí and Lorca's sex scenes were in fact the best scenes."

Twilight fans, being obsessive, will certainly be checking out a nearly-naked Pattinson in Little Ashes (be warned: this is pre-six pack, though his skin is vampishly livid). That's the problem with suddenly becoming very famous; the skeletons fly out of the closet at breakneck speed. And Dalí's fetching little hat in Little Ashes is nothing compared to the succession of dodgy old adverts that have reappeared recently. There are some particularly fetching ones on the net of Pattinson in pants or trunks, with bouffant hair and a cheesy smile. "Really? When I looked like a real … weirdo? I swear to god that's illegal! It's just so embarrassing. Actually, I saw one the other day."

Pattinson does seem to be overwhelmed with his lot right now. He hasn't asked Daniel Radcliffe for advice – "I haven't got his number!" – and is predictably prickly when asked about being defined by his role in Twilight. He spouts a lot of media training rubbish about making absolutely the best movie he can in the hope that people will see him as a good actor and not just as Edward. In the brief time I talk to him, it seems that he's in a place he never intended to be; after all, he was contemplating giving acting up before the Edward audition.

But perhaps he's happy with his life and it's just the interviews he hates. He says that when he's doing phone interviews in his hotel room, he sometimes wishes there was a window to jump out of. He's only joking, of course, but it seems that the actual process of acting has got lost in the fog of Hollywood publicity. Sometimes he has fun making things up in interviews. Such as? "I do really intellectually highbrow stuff in my downtime. I read first-edition Shakespeare. I write poetry. I'm trying to get my masters in neuroscience. That's the kind of guy I am." He pauses, clearly amusing himself: "Man, I don't even know what a masters is." And he laughs hysterically as he creates another shape with his hair.

• Little Ashes is out on Friday

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Access Hollywood interview with Ashley Greene

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Another Little Ashes review

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Reviewed by Simi Horwitz

May 01, 2009

Javier Beltrán and Robert Pattinson in Little Ashes

Photo by Regent Releasing

Set in 1922 Madrid during a period of artistic ferment and social-political unrest prior to the Spanish Civil War, Little Ashes is a haunting film recounting the fragile relationships among surrealist painter Salvador Dalí (Robert Pattinson), poet-playwright and revolutionary Federico García Lorca (Javier Beltrán), and filmmaker Luis Buñuel (Matthew McNulty), also identified with surrealist aesthetics and radical politics. Handled with a mercifully light touch, the movie explores homosexuality in a church-dominated culture, intense self-destructive jealousy, the cult of celebrity, and outrageousness for its own sake. It is in many ways a strikingly modern account and never dull for a moment. Philippa Goslet's screenplay is subtle, and Paul Morrison's direction is deft and his casting right on.

Pattinson is a standout as the sexually ambiguous and wildly quirky Dalí, given to flamboyant costumes, displays of self-importance, and rehearsed affectations. He is a study in narcissism who becomes his persona. Making his feature film debut, Beltrán does a nice job portraying a sensitive man deeply in love with the wrong person. He is wounded and vulnerable, yet not beyond acts of profound cruelty. McNulty has a smaller role but manages to convey in a few brief appearances Buñuel's repulsion at Dalí and García Lorca's homoerotic bond, while hinting at his own unacknowledged attraction for Dalí. Marina Gatell is also touching as a woman hopelessly in love with García Lorca.

In one of the more disturbing scenes, García Lorca is having sexual relations with Magdalena (Gatell) while Dalí watches. The range of emotions on all their faces—from anguish to humiliation to pleasure to a sense of conspiracy—is memorable. So is an erotic kiss between Dalí and García Lorca during a nighttime swim. Dalí's horror and García Lorca's yearning—tinged with Dalí's yearning and García Lorca's horror—make for layered drama.

The time and place are also vividly captured, from the growing military presence on the streets to the elegantly appointed homes of the upper crust to the bistros frequented by students and artists. Nice work by director of photography Adam Suschitzky and production designer Pere Francesch.

Genre: Drama. Director: Paul
Morrison. Writer: Philippa Goslett. Starring: Javier Beltrán, Robert
Pattinson, Matthew McNulty, Marina Gatell.

R: I love this review.

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2009-05-02T11:53:00.002+07:00

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'Twilight' heartthrob portrays Salvador Dali

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Robert Pattinson is in Vancouver gearing up for "The Twilight Saga: New Moon," the blood-sucking sequel to Catherine Hardwicke's wildly successful teen-vampire-romance movie, "Twilight." And like love the second time around, it's not the same.

"It's strange because it already feels much more of a slick machine," Pattinson says of the film, which is being directed by Chris Weitz. "The first one we had such a young cast. Everybody was friends. It was fun. There was nothing like what it is now. Now there are people waiting outside the hotels all the time. We have security. It's crazy."

And Pattinson hasn't even started yet. He's been in Vancouver for three weeks pacing up and down his hotel room while the shoot has been under way because "I like to get some kind of momentum going in my own process, so when I actually turn up on the set I should know vaguely what I'm talking about."

Pattinson, whose almost ethereal beauty has been a key part of "Twilight's" success, is nothing if not self-deprecating. He delivers his thoughts in a stuttering, half-finished manner distantly related to another British heartthrob, Hugh Grant. He also seems to share Grant's well-known discomfort with attention. In fact, the only respite from all the screaming women recently has been movie sets.

"I feel like most of the time for the past few months I'm pretty much working every time I get out of the house, working or not, so I might as well be working," he says. "I'm always in work mode. Just in case someone comes up to you, you've got to have your game face on."

Probably none of this will change with the release of his newest film, Paul Morrison's "Little Ashes" - if for no other reason than few of his fans will see it. Shot before "Twilight" made Pattinson a tousle-haired poster boy, the film, set primarily in the 1920s, is about the relationship between Spanish poet-playwright Frederico Garcia Lorca (Javier Beltran) and Surrealist gadfly Salvador Dali (Pattinson). What begins as a mutual admiration society of up-and-coming artists becomes much, much more. Speculation has it that Lorca and Dali were, or almost became, lovers. The film goes there, to a degree that made Pattinson very uncomfortable until he actually saw it.

"I guess I was expecting things to be more graphic," Pattinson says. "There's so much shame involved, and the thing I was really worried about was trying to show the madness of it."

In fact, the only aspect of the film that seems to trouble him now is the not-at-all convincing aging of Dali to 30 or so. Pattinson was 21 when he made the film, and he looks it. Ironically, he faces the opposite problem with the "Twilight" series. His character, Edward, never ages, so he has to look like an undead teenager through the three sequels he's contractually obligated to appear in.

"I think all of them will be done within a year and half," he says. "The whole thing is about change and aging. So it would look ridiculous if I'm playing 17 when I look 35."

Which is another way of saying that Pattinson is unconcerned about being locked into author Stephenie Meyer's franchise in the same way that the Harry Potter cast has been in theirs. It won't last that long.

Then it will be interesting to see in which direction Pattinson decides to go. No doubt his fans would prefer him to continue looking good, but he appears to have other ideas. He talks about one part he's considering in which he speaks a foreign language he doesn't know and another in which he plays "an incredibly abusive, terrifying character." He certainly seems to like playing characters who are tormented, or at least struggling with who they are.

"I try to choose things which are something that I'm going through in my life," he says. "Jobs that will help me realize or add something about myself. I don't really think about it in terms of a career." {sbox}

Little Ashes (R) opens Friday at Bay Area theaters.

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Ashley talks about rumors around

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Crazy clips from Little Ashes

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Well.....

Oh my god. Yes, i was a lil bit peevish but it's just an acting, right?

Radar Online about Little Ashes

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They have the same trailer but i dont know how to embed it so i take the trailer from youtube:)

Twilight fans won’t have to wait until New Moon hits theaters to see Robert Pattinson’s pretty face on the big screen again. On May 8th, Pattinson will star in Little Ashes, an independent film about the life of world-renowned Spanish artist Salvador Dali…and RadarOnline.com got a special sneak peek at the new movie! Watch the movie trailer above.

The role is a decidedly grown-up—and slightly racy—one for the actor best known as Edward Cullen. The movie, set in the 1920s and 1930s, follows the love affair between Dali and the poet Federico Garcia Lorca, who is played by a smoldering Javier Beltran. Of course, that means a handful of steamy makeout sessions between the two male actors. In their memorable first love scene, the two of them go for a midnight swim in their underwear, where they share a passionate kiss under the moon.

In Little Ashes, diehard fans of Pattinson will also get to see even more of the actor than they have before in the flick. As the flamboyant Dali, Pattinson strips down completely in one scene as he tries on different outfits in his dorm room, with nothing but a strategically-placed hand to save it from becoming too X-rated! In another scene, a young Dali gets so drunk at a local bar his friends have to carry him home.

Pattinson’s character has some major transformations throughout the movie, which require him to don a funny-looking brown bob with bangs as the youngest version of Dali. Soon, though, he cuts his hair, cleans up and starts wearing suits. When a friend tells him the girls will go crazy after his makeover, he quips: “I expect so.” Later in the film, Pattinson wears Dali’s signature, upturned pencil mustache and takes on the cartoon-ish personality the painter was known for in his later years as his forbidden relationship with Lorca fell apart.

While this might not the Pattinson most fans are used to, Little Ashes gives him a chance to show his range as Dali, who boomerangs between cocky confidence and insecurity. And not to worry—during the scenes set in the early 20s, Pattinson looks as dashing as ever in suits and slicked-back hair. Overall, Pattinson’s brooding good looks and intensity make the couple’s tortured love affair feel very real—just as they do in Twilight. Be prepared to shed a few tears in this flick!

Watch for the movie in theaters near you beginning on Friday, May 8.

From: RadarOnline.com

Five Reasons New Moon Might Be Good

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1. A Freer Adaptation of the Book

Some of you were confused by the casting of the young fellow pictured here as one of the Volturi, who seem older in the book. But that's just the kind of decision-making that gives me hope. Fans are going to show up no matter what, so I don't think it's imperative that New Moon be as literal an adaptation as Twilight was. Some things will work better on the page than on the screen, and vice versa. For example, Edward is mostly MIA in this book, but I've heard whisperings (and seen evidence) that Robert Pattinson will be in plenty of the movie — thank goodness.

2. Two Words: Wolf Pack

And let me add a third word: hot. Dang, that's a fine-looking bunch of wolves. A movie with those abs and Pattinson's hair has to work hard to go too wrong.

3. Cool Special Effects

The special effects in the first movie were pretty laughable in parts, which could be distracting. Focusing on the story is a good thing, but when a huge part of the tale has to do with vampires flying through the air and now boys changing into wolves, you need a director that knows how to pull off the visual part. Director Chris Weitz (pictured here) gets story (About a Boy) and special effects (The Golden Compass). I feel good about him being at the helm.

4. It Might Be Scary

In a recent interview, Pattinson talked about playing Edward this time around, telling Entertainment Tonight, "I really want it to be disturbing." Apparently, there's even a demonic dream sequence involved. Moony, lovelorn stuff is all well and good, but Edward is a vampire and Bella is in danger by loving him. I'm crossing my fingers Pattinson didn't exaggerate. I'd like New Moon to be pretty scary.

5. Quality Casting

New Moon has attracted some honest-to-goodness thespians like Michael Sheen and talented youngsters like Dakota Fanning. I think that says a lot about the strength of the script and the faith folks have in the direction this installment of the franchise is going.

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Robert Pattinson is Yahoo! Number 1 hunk!

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1. ROBERT PATTINSON

As the movie's moody and glistening vampire, Pattinson hasn't budged from the top 100 searches on Yahoo! since "Twilight" migrated from book shelves to big screen. Even his fanged alter ego Edward Cullen's searches would have merited a No. 7 placement. We don't argue with bloodsuckers.. ROBERT PATTINSON

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How To Be- Behind the Scene

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'Little Ashes' director on 'Twilight' hunk Robert Pattinson's gay sex scenes

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Paul Morrison, the director of "Little Ashes," a film about the strange, complex and forbidden love between Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca and surrealist painter Salvador Dali, talks about casting "Twilight" hero Robert Pattinson in the period piece.

At the time, Pattinson was just another undiscovered young British actor (he'd done "Harry Potter"), and little did Morrison know that this young man would draw unparalleled attention to this small film, which opens May 8.

Paul Morrison: I love the fact that an audience is going to be drawn to the film, partly through Rob, that wouldn't otherwise get to this kind of movie. We played the Belfast Film Festival last week and there were quite a few of Rob's fans there, not the majority by any means, and they loved it and they really took to it, so it's great that kids will be reached by the movie.

Dish Rag: Playing Salvador Dali is a daunting role for a young actor.

PM: Yeah, I don't think Rob realized what he was getting into when he agreed to do it, but he really worked hard at it, he really grappled with it, and I think he's done something very extraordinary. It's so difficult to do, because you have to tread light all the time between playing Dali as a young lovable young man, which he was, and suggesting the kind of pastiche of himself that he became in later life, that he presented to the public in later life, and that's a very tall order, and I think Rob pulled it off.

DR: The resemblance is actually quite amazing.

PM: The intensity was important, but I wasn't really looking for resemblance. And in the performance, I wasn't looking for mimicry either.

DR: How did you find Robert Pattinson?

PM: There are a lot of great young actors coming up in Britain, a couple years ago when I cast him, and I guess I saw all of them, all the ones that were available for me to see, and in Spain as well. We had to have a mix, because of, for reasons of the financial co-production, we had to have a mix of Spanish and UK actors. And originally, I was looking at Rob for Lorca, and thought we’d find our Dali in Spain, but he was so right for Dali that I switched it and we cast Dali in England and Lorca in Spain.

DR: So you had no notion of all this "Twilight" stuff, and you just watched all this happen as your film gets ready to be released.

PM: Yeah, it's just extraordinary, jaw dropping. And great for us. For a little film like this you need a bit of luck.

DR: It's wonderful to see a young actor like this, who despite the fame and the adulation is choosing a path and taking some extremely challenging and provocative roles. Do you think he will continue on that path?

PM: He is serious about acting and I am sure that, yeah, he will want to do roles that challenge him. I can't tell you how hard he worked on the role of Dali. I was encouraging him to just play the script, but he was for himself hunting down every day bits of film or tape or interviews or a biography of Dali. He worked really hard at it, both intellectually and emotionally. I think that's in his blood now, I think. I don't think he'll be satisfied with playing less than interesting roles.

DR: Well, he'll certainly want to do more than climb up pine trees and fly around.

PM: Yeah, I'm sure he's not complaining about that.

DR: Those gay sex scenes and the nude scenes, were those difficult for young actors Rob and Javier Beltran?

PM: I think they were difficult, but I think all sex scenes are difficult, and for all actors of all ages. And I find them difficult, certainly, to direct, and ... you have to get very intense about them, and as a director be clear as to what you're looking for so they know that they're acting and they're not doing it, and I think Rob probably found it harder than Javier, to draw the line between performance and, ah, but that was also in the nature of the part, that Dali's sexuality was so complicated, complex and mysterious, I think even to himself, and his fear of sexuality, and if you're playing that role, that kind of rubs off on you, so I think sex and pain were so closely entwined with Dali that to play those scenes is also hard, and the triangle sex scene is an unbelievably difficult scene. One of those scenes in everybody's life when you're doing something and you know it's really really wrong, it really, it goes against the grain, but you're doing it, so playing that scene is hard, it's always hard.

We also asked why Rob Pattinson and Javier Beltran appear in a blue-lighted, erotically charged water scene, once with underwear on and later, in Dali's recollection, without clothing.

PM: Yeah, what happens is that Dali recalls that scene later on, after Lorca's death, and in his memory they're not wearing underwear. So there is a nude scene, tastefully shot, of course."

Darn it — we mean, of course.

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After Vancouver, Here's Where To Find The 'Twilight' Cast

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New York City. Robert Pattinson, who plays the 104-year-old virgin Edward Cullen, will be shooting the romance "Remember Me" directed by Allen Coulter ("Hollywoodland") and cowritten by "Rachel Getting Married"'s Jenny Lumet. What to tell your folks: You just really want to get into art, and where better to experience the art world than the galleries of Chelsea? Alone?

Chicago and the 'burbs. Kellan Lutz (Emmett) will be shooting the new "Nightmare on Elm Street" in the sleepy suburb of Barrington, Illinois -- and they could need some extra scared teenagers! What to tell your folks: You've landed a sweet part-time job at the Taste of Chicago. Even if they think you're faking it, how will they ever find you at the city's biggest food fair?

Vietnam. Jackson Rathbone (Jasper) will be shooting "The Last Airbender" for M. Night Shyamalan, in which he plays a stubborn teenage warrior opposite "Slumdog Millionaire"'s Dev Patel. What to tell your folks: Ooh. This is a hard sell! But there's always the ol' volunteering-to-boost-your-college-application excuse. Just make sure you actually volunteer somewhere so you have something else to talk about.

Los Angeles. Kristen "Bella Swan" Stewart will be in town in a few short weeks working on "The Runaways," a biopic of Joan Jett costarring Dakota Fanning who is also part of the Volturi. What to tell your folks: All that studying has given you a severe Vitamin D deficiency and you need to convalesce in the sunshine -- particularly the strong stuff shining off movie backlots.

Des Moines, IA. Harboring a secret crush on Billy Burke's Charlie Swan? Find him in the cornfields to shoot the domestic drama "Ticket Out" with Ray Liotta. What to tell your folks: C'mon, it's Iowa, what could possibly go wrong?

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How To Be stuffs

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Chicago How To Be Q&A- Workin with Rob

How To Be clip: Breaking Up with Girlfriend

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Twilight Pattinson flogs indie How To Be

2009-05-01T10:12:00.002+07:00

While Brit first-timer Oliver Irving's micro-indie How to Be may not be high art, because it stars Twilight star Rob Pattinson, it has a target audience. The flick about a sadsack guitar player who moves back in with his parents after his girlfriend dumps him had been seeking a distrib since its Slamdance debut in January, 2008. I asked Pattinson about How to Be in a Twilight interview back in November (Flip Cam video below), which was seen by IFC Films buyer Arianna Boccho, who tracked down How to Be and bought it one week later for IFC Festival Direct.

Post-Twilight, IFC took the film to fests and one-off screenings in Chicago, Boston, and LA, which were jammed by Pattinson fans, who also lined up around the block in NYC last weekend for two sold-out screenings at the IFC Center.

Pattinson has happily flogged the movie, taking time out of his New Moon shooting schedule to do reads for the various cable systems promoting the film. And he's giving away the clothes that he wore during the How to Be shoot for a contest on Seventeen.com. IFC publicized Pattinson to drive viewers to view the movie on-demand (starting April 29) via Entertainment Tonight, AOL, Life & Style and MTV.com, which has long catered to the Pattinson fan base.

While there are no reviews on Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, the IMDb user ratings are strong, and the movie boasts over 14,000 Facebook fans. And the filmmakers have been sending out daily newsletters to keep their fans up-to-date on the latest How to Be developments.

Here's a strange behind-the-scenes video of Pattinson's visit to the Austin Film Fest with How to Be, and the official How to Be website. More How to Be photos and a trailer on the jump.

From: Variety

How To Be: Chockin on the dust

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Weird but love it, because of Robert peaceful smile, lol. And i love this song.

Robert Pattinson interview with Moviefone

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1. How was filming 'Little Ashes,' which is such a small production, compared to doing the 'Twilight' movies?
I kind of like small productions 'cause there's not so much waiting around. And it's strange, there are little things on 'Little Ashes,' like we didn't have stand-ins, so we'd just kind of sit or stand around the set, which I initially found kind of bizarre but after a while it's great, because you can just kind of stay in character the whole time. And also you can be much more a part of the set up of the shot, so I kind of liked that. I don't know, it was, I would say, a very different energy. [But] there's not a huge amount of difference, really. You're just inside your head anyway most of the time, so you don't really notice stuff.

2. I read that you were really nervous about filming the nude scenes and the explicit scenes, how did you prepare yourself for those?
[Laughs] I had so many ridiculous answers just come into my head [more laughs]. I had a penis implant! I don't know, I just kind of, it's funny because Spanish people are so ... have no problem with nudity at all, I mean at all, and English people obviously do have, like, the most enormous problem with it. It's like little things, like when I saw my father getting changed for swimming I got, like, traumatized by it ... I don't really know what I did, I just kind of freaked out a bit. [Laughs]

3. So was that the most difficult thing about filming this movie?

No, I mean, a lot of it was quite hard. I guess in a lot of ways, the more I read about Dali the more I kind of liked him, and liked what he tried to make himself stand for. I guess the hardest thing was that I didn't want to disrespect his memory, especially when I met a lot of people who he knew and stuff. People were very, very fond of him, so that was probably the hardest thing. [Laughs] I didn't want to mess it up!

4. You were playing a real person -- how did that affect your preparation? Did you study up a lot on Dali?

Yeah, I mean it's nice. There are certain things like studying photos. I never really concentrated on my body in a performance before, well not to such an extent, and there were tons and tons of photos of him and he had quite strange posturing ... There was one photo where he's pointing at something, and I guess it's quite nice, and I was trying to figure out "How do you point like that?" Then you realize "Oh, shit. You get your arm and ohhh..." and suddenly it clicks into place. And then when you realize you're walking right and stuff, and people -- Spanish people! -- know who you're playing, without the moustache, they know immediately just by looking in your eyes, it's very satisfying. I like the idea of that; I'd quite like to do it again. And I'm always quite attracted to playing real people.

5. Kristen Stewart is going to be playing rock icon Joan Jett. Is there a rock icon that you'd like to play?
I'd love to play Van Morrison, but I doubt I would get the part [laughs].

6. Who would you love to tour with, if you were going to do a tour as a musician?

Rob: I'd quite like to tour with Kings of Leon. I think they're pretty cool. RC: I love them!

7. If you couldn't be an actor or a musician, what do you think you would be doing?

I'd quite like to be a political strategist and like a spin doctor. [Laughs] I'd really, really like to do that. I think I will end up doing that at one point.

8. Can you talk about the movie you're signing on, or about to sign on, called 'Memoirs'?

It's not final yet, but I think if it does happen it'll be a fantastic movie. It's an amazing script. I think Jenny Lumet [who's writing the script] is incredible and Allen Coulter [who's directing] is also. I think it could be. I was quite excited about it. I was working in New York on the script a few weeks ago, and we came up with some really cool stuff.

9. How are you handling the massive, instant fame and the craziness?

It's quite stressful in a way, but it's only when you're by yourself. When I have my friends around it doesn't make any difference. I just spend a lot of time by myself, and I used to walk around the block by myself in various different cities, and I don't know, you start to feel a bit vulnerable, I guess. [Laughs] Well, not vulnerable, I don't know ... for paranoid people it does allow your imagination to run rampant, so it's a little strange. You end up going out a lot less [laughs]. But I guess it's so early now I'm really still thinking about it in terms of getting good jobs and stuff, so I haven't really had a chance to be objective about my life, because every single day there's something new happening in my life. In my eyes, everything just seems ridiculous, like every single day it's like you're walking on the street, and then suddenly you step on something and it just starts moving really, really fast, and you're not entirely sure what direction it's going in, but you can feel the force of it. That's about it.

10. What has been your craziest fan experience?

There was one quite weird thing, I was in a Blockbuster the other day, and I hadn't realized it was the day the ['Twilight'] DVD was coming out, and there were these two -- no one recognized me in that place -- and there were these two 8-year-old girls who turned up with their parents. They were picking up their preordered DVDs, and they were just shaking and crying just because they got their DVD. I thought that was pretty incredible, I hadn't seen anything like that before ... I mean, I have when it's in person, when it's meeting me. But just to pick up a DVD, that was kind of crazy.

11. What was your take on the whole Jacob casting drama? When it was possible that Taylor Lautner wasn't going to get the part.

It was weird. When I came back, I hadn't seen him in ages, hadn't seen him since the summer and when I saw him, I saw him just before he got casted, and he put on like 100 pounds! I was like "Jesus Christ! If he doesn't get it, it's ridiculous." But what are you going to do? There was a video of him on set the other day doing all these kind of fight stunts. That kid is incredible; he is one of the most stunning athletes I've ever seen in my life. I don't know, I think it'll be interesting. I haven't seen any of his stuff yet, but everyone's going a little bit crazy over him.

12. How's the energy on 'New Moon' compared to 'Twilight,' because for 'Twilight' no one was sure if it was going to do well and now, obviously ...

Yeah, it's scary. It's a very, very different experience. Last time we were just kind of ... it was so easy to get the entire cast together. We'd all have dinner almost every day and be able to talk about it freely and stuff. Now it's quite difficult to even leave the hotel. And all these random little stories become someway, somehow newsworthy, so you have to be very secretive about everything. Even if you want to just clarify something in the script or something. It's just strange. It's just very different ... It's very strange when you're aware of being observed, I guess.

13. Is that similar to how it was when you were filming 'Potter'?

Oh, no, not at all. The thing about 'Potter,' because everyone was so young, there weren't really any [gossip] stories. Plus, the way we were shooting it was so impossible to get any pictures or anything. It was so, so private. And by the time I was working on it, everyone working there had worked there for about five or six years anyway, so they all knew each other. So nothing was really newsworthy. There wasn't a lot happening. It seems that on [the 'Twilight' movies], maybe because they're a little bit older, it seems like every single day there's a new story coming out. I also think that's it's because all of these sort of blog sites have become way more popular in the last few years than they were then. And I guess that's where most of the gossipy things go to.

14. Would you do full-frontal nudity like Daniel Radcliffe did?

I think it would depend on what it is. Yeah, it really does depend on what it is. And I don't think a lot of people would really want to see that. I think it would ruin the illusion. [Laughs]

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Top 5 reasons Rob Pattinson is the sexiest man on earth

2009-05-01T09:49:00.003+07:00

1. LIFE’S IMITATING ART
Fiercely loyal and protective, Edward’s undying love for Bella Swan captured the hearts and imaginations of Twilight readers everywhere. So Robert, 22, knew he had a lot to live up to when he signed on for the role of the perfect man (actually, vampire) in the movie version of the best-selling novel.

2. HE’S A CREATIVE CUTIE

Such soulfulness comes with being a natural — and passionate — actor, singer and musician. “Rob wasn’t trained at drama school in quite the same way as a lot of people,” Oliver Irving, who directed Robert in the new movie How to Be, tells Life & Style. “He’s much more real.”

3. THE BRIT FACTOR

Despite speaking with a flawless American accent in Twilight, this hottie hails from across the pond. “I miss the smell of London,” Rob laments. “I almost cried because I missed it so much.”

4. HE’S SO MODEST

But if Rob’s to be believed, he doesn’t have much luck with the ladies. “No one wants to commit,” he complains. “I guess I’m not really a chat-up-line guy.” Part of the problem? “Rob’s kind of shy,” explains co-star Kellan Lutz. “He’s such a humble guy.”

5. JUST LOOK AT HIM!

“He’s a good-looking guy,” co-star Ashley Greene tells Life & Style. Kristen Stewart, who plays love interest Bella, agrees. “He’s pretty sexy,” she says. His unkempt hair is a huge part of his attraction. “He never stops touching it,” says Kristen. “People love that.”

Tell me yours!

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Rob Pattinson leaving NM set yesterday

2009-05-01T09:42:00.004+07:00

Robert Pattinson's nude calendar

2009-05-01T09:32:00.003+07:00

Rob was being interviewed on The View from the Bay about his love of music when he joked that he had a naked calendar coming out.

Rob said: "I used to want to be a musician before I kind of fell into acting. My sister is a songwriter as well.

"I wanted to be a pianist in restaurants... but I guess since the invention of Kazaa and downloads it's physically impossible to make any money out of music what-so-ever.

"I've never really pursued it as a career. It is always kind of embarassing though when actors are playing music.

"It's very frustrating, I don't know why there's a stigma attached to it.

"You either come off being a kind of franchise like person who's then going to release a fragrance and clothing line."

When the presenter joked 'Isn't that what you've got planned next?' Rob said: "Yes. I have my naked calendar coming out!"

Source

Robert Pattinson's childhood

2009-05-01T09:04:00.006+07:00

Clare is one of the most lucky woman in the world!

Little red riding hood and mommy Clare.

"Hey girls, I'll shoot you in your heart!"

Look at those thigh, those chicks, those hair. No baby could compare him!

Rob was in the meadow with his dad(?) Eating sandwich and shirtless. Well, his baby shirtless and his 'now' shirtless give me a different reaction. But, both of them are adorable. In this pic you can see his face, the same face like now. Handsome.

Crooked smile!!!!! His trandmark since he was kid.

So blond, cool hair, fat arms and chicks. Yum. No, i mean cute........

Few of these are from spunk ransom.

Brooke Shields take care on Rob

2009-05-01T08:41:00.004+07:00

They were hanging out together last night at a bar/lounge – Brooke Shields with Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Rachelle Lefevre, and several others.

You’ll recall, Brooke and Pattinson were on the same flight together from LA on Sunday night. Famous people meeting famous people and then becoming friends. Funniest part of the story though:

At one point RP was approached by some fans, he politely spoke to them, it was dragging on. So Brooke comes in for the rescue!

“Excuse me, I need to take him now”.

Cute, non?

Brooke is lucky she wasn’t attacked by a twi-hard. They can get out of control.

And please, please, please, before you start… absolutely not. She was acting more the part of a mother or older sister. Don’t even go there.

Brooke eventually left, leaving the kids to have their fun. And they did. Lots of laughter, maybe some card playing, and because I know this detail will matter to you: Pattinson kept his hood on the entire time.

As for what’s up on the New Moon set: continuation of the break up scene tonight and tomorrow.

Well, thanks Brooke.

From: Lainey Gossip

The first New Moon poster

2009-03-30T16:47:00.002+07:00

New Moon poster will be shown at ShoWest 2009 in Las Vegas tomorrow.

Click here to see all of the posters that will be shown tomorrow too.

Thanks http://twilighters.org/

Twilight Series won the best book category at Kids Choice Award

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Taylor Lautner at Nick Kids Choice Award

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Rachelle Lefevre and Billy Burke at "Blood River" LA Premiere

2009-03-30T15:49:00.003+07:00

It was on March 24th in LA, California.

From: http://lionandlamblove.org/

Cute Ashley

2009-03-29T08:54:00.001+07:00

Aaah, why dont they together?

2009-03-29T08:46:00.002+07:00

Nikki Reed and Taylor Lautner at The HFPA Salute To Young Hollywood Party held at Nobu on December 17, 2008 in Los Angeles.

RC: I think they're would be cute together. What so ever.

http://celebuzz.com/

Alex Meraz

2009-03-29T08:28:00.002+07:00

Okay, I have to say, this wolf is hot! Please welcome Alex....

Kellan talks Rob

2009-03-29T08:12:00.003+07:00

Kellan talks Rob
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Robert Pattinson: One of the UNsexiest men alive? WTF?

2009-03-29T08:04:00.002+07:00

Boston Phoenix named Rob as UNsexiest men alive just because the weirdest and impossible rumor, that he is stink! Like we all know, he cleared up the rumor with his interview with moviefone!

Why people take this fcuk rumor seriously? This all just bull shit, come on!

From Entertainment Weekly.

Robert Pattinson will not attend Kids Choice Award

2009-03-29T07:58:00.002+07:00

Robert Pattinson is on the list to attend the Kids Choice Awards on Saturday. But according to the organizers, who talked to The Dish Rag this morning, Pattz Man will not be attending. Nor will he be doing a videotaped segment.

He's busy on the set shooting "New Moon." And probably being protected by Canadian Mounties.

From: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/thedishrag/2009/03/robert-pattinso.html

RC: -____-

Robert Pattinson Talks Gossip

2009-03-29T07:38:00.004+07:00

Robert talks about the rumors around! Here's

1. I heard that you follow all the online gossip about yourself?

I read that and thought it was such bullshit. I was like, "God, I sound like such a loser!"

2. So it's not true?

Well, I do sometimes. I used to a lot more before and then ... I only look at the negative stuff. I just want to know whoever's saying negative stuff, and I just want to remember their names. I write it all down in my black book. [Laughs]

3. Is it true that you took a fan out for dinner?

That is true, yeah. RC: No, what a lucky fan. Shit.

4. Is it true that, I don't know if you saw this, but a source on the set of 'New Moon' said that you don't smell good, that you don't shower?

I haven't even been on the set yet! RC: See?

5. You know the same thing went around about Zac Efron a while ago; that he doesn't shower.

Really? He looks like he smells really good [laughs]. I also do shower.

6. I also read that you got hit on the head with a sign while you were filming?

You know, that is the most ... I actually got told about that this morning. It's like, "What?" It's the most boring story.

7. I just watched a Ryan Reynolds video interview and he called you "dreamy" and said he'd love to work with you.

[Embarrassed laugh] Really?

8. Is there anyone you'd love to work with?

Ryan Reynolds! [Laugh] ... I've always wanted to work with Benicio Del Toro, I think he's amazing. And there are tons and tons of people ...

Ps: This interview is via AOL

From: MovieFone.

My piano man's love!

2009-03-29T07:34:00.004+07:00

RC: I dont know, I love the piano scenes... Why they dont have more piano scene on the movie?

How New Moon's flittering images of Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen might work

2009-03-29T07:29:00.002+07:00

Examiner.com has an article about this:

The news about Edward's appearance throughout the film as a "flittering image," however, might promise a happy compromise between the competing interests of these fans.

How?

There are a number of possibilities. For starters, we know that Bella (Kristen Stewart) is expected to experience hallucinations throughout the whole film. Resulting as a consequence of her thrill-seeking behavior, Bella is to resort to dangerous tasks in order to summon up an audio memory of her beloved Edward's warning and protective voice. Perhaps, the director will use this opportunity to present these visions of Edward. Instead of a voice, they might present a vision of him. Or, maybe, alongside the voice, Bella could remember those piercing gold eyes or that crooked smile we all love.

Another way, of course, is to show Edward experiencing his hell in South American absence of Bella, a fact of whch book-readers were not aware in the first read-through of New Moon. While some say that this would deprive the movie-viewer of some of the power of New Moon, if done appropriately, perhaps some of the book could be preserved still. For instance, if we saw Edward in motion in South America, but did not know of his misery (i.e., by keeping him busy, or by not revealing long scenes of him there), perhaps the mystery and suspense, too, would be saved.

From: http://www.examiner.com/x-4908-Twilight-Examiner~y2009m3d26-How-New-Moons-flittering-images-of-Robert-Pattinson-as-Edward-Cullen-might-work

MTV How To Be photo exclusive

2009-03-29T07:20:00.003+07:00

Photo by IFC films

This How To Be soundtrack now avaible to pre order on http://www.dreamboatrecords.co.uk Remember, Rob has 3 songs here:)

From: MTV.com

And here's the video about How To Be news

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Movie Trailers - Movies Blog

How To Be will be shown on IFC Festival Direct beginning April 29.

2009-03-28T08:15:00.003+07:00

MTV.com said that IFC Festival Direct will be airing Rob’s indie film, How To Be beginning April 29th.

For more info of the airing visit IFC Films’s official page. And click here to read all mtv's article.

Via: http://robertpattinson.org/

Wolf

2009-03-28T08:08:00.003+07:00

Lainney Gossip has a bunch of photos from Werewolf pack, Chaske Spencer (Sam), Alex Meraz (Paul), and Kiowa Gordon (Embry). See it all HERE.

Via: http://lionandlamblove.org

First Look at Robert Pattinson as Salvador Dali

2009-03-28T07:56:00.000+07:00

Vote for Robert, Twilight and the cast on Poptastic award!

2009-03-28T07:26:00.002+07:00

Robert Pattinson - Nominated for Movie Actor

Cam Gigandet - Nominated for Movie Actor
Kristen Stewart - Nominated for Movie Actress
Twilight - Nominated for Movie
Paramore “Decode” - Nominated for Music Video
Twilight Soundtrack - Nominated for Album
Robert Pattinson - Nominated for Male Hottie
Taylor Lautner - Nominated for Male Hottie
Robert Pattinson - Nominated for Male Style Idol
Kristen Stewart - Nominated For Female Style Idol
Taylor Lautner - Nominated for Male Newcomer
Robert Pattinson - Nominated for The Star I’d Most Like To Meet
Kristen Stewart - Nominated for The Star I’d Most Like To Meet

Click http://awards.popstaronline.com to vote!

Robert Pattinson readies fans for Twilight sequel

2009-03-27T18:07:00.003+07:00

Pattinson became an overnight sensation playing a lovestruck vampire in the smash hit that sucked $373.4 million from global box offices, and he is in Vancouver, Canada, this week starting production on the film version of "New Moon."

Before that sequel lands in theaters in November, Pattinson plays eccentric painter Salvador Dali in "Little Ashes," which opens in art houses May 8 and tells of a homosexual love affair between Dali and the poet Federico Garcia Lorca.

But for now his turn as immortal vampire Edward Cullen, who falls in love with high school girl Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) in "Twilight," has catapulted him to fame and his fans are dying for details on "New Moon."

Pattinson, for one, is cautious.

"The book of 'New Moon,' the majority of it is incredibly depressing," Pattinson told Reuters. "Obviously 'Twilight' was about finding first love and the difficulties of that, but 'New Moon' is really about loss and reconciliation, but the reconciliation isn't completely full."

"It's a strange story to have for a market that, I guess, wants to see a love story," he said.

Nevertheless, the London-born Pattinson said everyone involved is working to make "New Moon" as big a success as "Twilight."

Pattinson's rising star has turned the former model into a favorite target of the paparazzi. Only last year, he was a relatively unknown actor whose big film credits were supporting roles in a pair of "Harry Potter" movies.

"It's turned into this crazy situation. I guess it has become a sort of phenomenon now which I really, really didn't expect," Pattinson said.

So, he often escapes to one of his first loves, music. He plays guitar and piano, and his song "Never Think" made it onto the "Twilight" soundtrack.

For now, he said there are no plans to put his music on "New Moon," but he has become "obsessed" with composing songs.

He said his acting hero is Oscar winner Jack Nicholson, and his ideal job would be something out of the spotlight.

"I like any job where you can just shut yourself away from everybody," he said.

From: Reuters

Canadian Mounties protect Robert from fans?

2009-03-27T18:00:00.002+07:00

Producers of New Moon, the second installment of the Twilight series, have called in some serious reinforcement to protect star Robert Pattinson from the barrage of female fans. They've hired Canadian Mounties! RadarOnline.com talks exclusively to the brave gentleman who is keeping the actor safe and sound.

While filming on the tiny scenic island of Tofino, on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, producers enlisted the help of local cops Constables Brendon Baillant and Brandon Builziuk to make sure filming went off without a hitch. Not their usual cup of tea, the constables encountered their fair share over overzealous teens during the assignment.

"It was an unusual mission but our remit was to keep the fans off the set," Constable Baillant told RadarOnline.com exclusively. "Everything went well on the first day but then a group of teenage girls got a little too close when the filming moved to the Long Beach area of the island."

"They were totally miffed with us when we told them that they could not get any closer, however, their spirits lifted when Kristin Stewart came over to pose for a few photographs with them," he recalled. "It was raining really hard the whole time but the producers loved that because it helped to make their scenes much more gloomy and atmospheric too. This is a beautiful part of the world but when it gets cold and wet even a vampire would get the chills."

The two Mounties' services helped to raise over $3000 of sporting equipment for two local schools. The money was donated by the film's producers.

From: Radar Online

Vote Twilight for Kids Choice Award

2009-03-27T17:46:00.002+07:00

Vote here!

Rob's interview with Elle Japan.

2009-03-27T17:42:00.001+07:00

OMFG! Robert's own Bella's Lullaby!

2009-03-27T17:34:00.002+07:00

You have to, you must to watch this! I was hyperventilate, cried and screamed. This is the original Bella's Lullaby, composed and improved by Rob him self. This is from Twilight DVD. And look how amazing that magic finger. Robert, you're extremely talented!

Robert's hair or Taylor's hair?

2009-03-27T17:23:00.003+07:00

E! online runs a poll about Taylor and Robert's hair. Which one who has the best hair do?

Vote here. RC: Um, Robert!!!!

Ashley Greene photoshoots- Odette Sugerman

2009-03-27T17:16:00.001+07:00

Exotic beautiful..... From: http://lionandlamblove.org

More Ashley Greene photoshoots for Maxim

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I love this sexy. From: http://lionandlamblove.org

Nikki Reed for Statement

2009-03-27T16:56:00.001+07:00

http://lionandlamblove.org

Kellan Lutz photoshoots for Flaunt

2009-03-27T16:33:00.002+07:00

From: http://lionandlamblove.org

Kellan Lutzphotoshoot- Tyler Shields

2009-03-27T16:20:00.001+07:00

From: http://lionandlamblove.org

More from H magazine

2009-03-27T16:08:00.000+07:00

From: http://lionandlamblove.org

Entertainment Weekly photoshoots untagged

2009-03-27T15:36:00.001+07:00

More http://lionandlamblove.org

The stinky rumor is false, I know.

2009-03-26T18:16:00.003+07:00

Robert Pattinson has branded claims that he suffered a head injury filming scenes for Twilight sequel New Moon as "completely false."

The British actor - who is presently shooting in Vancouver, Canada - is said to have received a blow to the head when a gust of wind tore a metal advertising sign from its post.

But a spokesperson for the star insists that Rob's alleged accident is a completely fabricated story.

The representative says, "This story is completely false. Robert has not been injured in any way and no version of the story ever occurred."

As Rob reprises his role as Edward Cullen in the vampire flick the rumour mill has gone into overdrive, with on-set gossips claiming the actor is stinking up filming because he never showers.

Rob and his people are yet to deny the soap-dodging allegations.

From: http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news/47730/robert-pattinson-denies-new-moon-head-injury-story

Noot Seear is Heidi

2009-03-26T18:08:00.002+07:00

New Moon has its Heidi.

I can exclusively reveal that Canadian supermodel Noot Seear has won the coveted role of the beautiful human bait in the Twilight sequel.

Heidi is described in Stephenie Meyer's novel as a "fisher" who brings humans to the Volturi vampires to eat. She has "exceptional, unforgettable" beauty, which includes stunning legs, long hair and violet eyes.

If y'all remember, 90210 starlet AnnaLynne McCord auditioned for the role, which insiders have described to me as being more of a cameo than anything else.

So who is this Noot Seear?

The 25-year-old dark blond stunner hails from Vancouver, Canada. (Yup, that's where director Chris Weitz just started shooting New Moon). She's 5 feet 9 inches tall and has blue eyes, according to her agency, One Model Management. Her measurements? 34-24-34.

She began modeling when she was about 13 years old and moved to New York City "for more exposure," New York magazine has reported.

Since then Seear has appeared in spreads in Elle, Cosmopolitan and Vanity Fair. Her ad campaigns have included Giorgio Armani, Calvin Klein's CK One fragrance, Vera Wang Bridal and Pantene Pro-V.

She's also walked several catwalks for designers like Ralph Lauren, Balenciaga, Lanvin and Alexander Wang.

Let the Robert Pattinson and Noot romance rumors begin! RC: Oh please no, please not this fcuk!

Seear's manager could not confirm the casting, but tells me, "She has auditioned and is in consideration with the studio for the role."

From: http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/marc_malkin/b106081_new_moon_scoop_heidi_supermodel.html

100 Monkeys photoshoot

2009-03-26T17:43:00.001+07:00

I love them:)

From: jasperalice_lj community, via http://lionandlamblove.org

Huah, they said Robert's stinky-_-

2009-03-25T20:45:00.002+07:00

E! has a gossip that some New Moon insiders do not enjoy to work with Rob because he's stinky. -_-

We got word from people hotly preparing to work up in Vancouver for New Moon that Rob P. causes quite the commotion on set. No, not from sneaking Kristen Stewart into his trailer. It's much, much dirtier, folks...

"He stinks. I mean, it's awful. He never showers, and it drives people on the set crazy," dishes someone who works in very close quarters with Pattz. Apparently our shaggy-haired love never rinses that bod of his, as Keanu and Brad have famously not done, as well, during extended periods of their hunky lives. Like, ever. And it's past the point of a little BO. "He completely reeks," complains an annoyed crewmember.

RC: I dont believe this stupid gossip. I dont believe it at all!

From: http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/the_awful_truth/b105848_rob_pattinsons_dirty_boymdashand_not.html

Rob will be on Memoirs?

2009-03-25T20:38:00.002+07:00

Robert Pattinson, who proved his romantic appeal in Summit's "Twilight," may play another star-crossed lover in a new project called "Memoirs" that Summit is currently assembling.

Pattinson, who is reprising his role as vampire Edward Cullen in the "Twilight" sequel "The New Moon," is in early talks to star in the new project, which Allen Coulter is considering directing.

"Memoirs," based on an orignal screenplay by Will Fetters that will be rewritten by Jenny Lumet, who penned "Rachel Getting Married," tells of two lovers whose newfound relationship is threatened as they struggle to deal with family tragedies.

Coulter -- who directed "Hollywoodland," which dealt with the death of George Reeves, and has been nominated for six Emmys for his work on HBO's "The Sopranos" and FX's "Damages" -- is in negotiations on the project.

Nick Osborne and Trevor Engelson would produce via their Underground Films banner, and Summit president of production Erik Feig and vp production Meredith Milton, who brought the project to Summit, will oversee for the studio.

Pattinson is repped by Endeavor, while Coulter and Lumet are repped by ICM.

From: Hollywood Reporter

Rob will be on another movie?

2009-03-25T20:26:00.003+07:00

Twilight" star Robert Pattinson is in talks to star in Summit Entertainment's romance-drama "Memoirs."
Allen Coulter, whose credits include "Hollywoodland," "The Sopranos" and "Damages," is in talks to direct "Memoirs."Nick Osborne and Trevor Engelson are producing through their Underground Films banner.

The script, originally penned by Will Fetters, centers on a pair of star-crossed lovers who meet and fall in love while struggling to deal with family tragedies that threaten their relationship. Jenny Lumet, who penned "Rachel Getting Married," is aboard to rewrite.

Pattinson is returning to star as Edward in Summit's sequel "The Twilight Saga: New Moon."

This article's from Variety.

Ryan Reynolds is a fan of Twilight too

2009-03-25T20:18:00.001+07:00

MTV Movies Blog has talked to Ryan Reynolds, starring 'Adventureland' with Kris. Here's

Reynolds got to live out his very own “Twilight” fantasy while filming the coming-of-age drama about a college kid (Jesse Eisenberg) in the Eighties working at a run-down summer amusement park, as his character is a burned-out handyman having an affair with a girl nearly half his age – who just happens to look a lot like Bella Swan. But he insisted that the love scenes with KStew weren’t awkward, since she comes across as so much older.

“She’s an old, old soul,” Reynolds said of the Kristen Stewart. “Sometimes I wonder if she’s one of the Golden Girls with a great face lift.”

“I can’t believe how wise she is,” he added. “I feel pretty strongly that she’s going to fix our contracting economy.”

Asked if he wants to make a movie someday with RPattz, the “Van Wilder” star said “Sure.” It was his next comment, however, that might make Scarlett Johansson tear up any buddy-comedy scripts that could potentially pair the two actors.

“Oh are you kidding me?” Reynolds grinned when asked if he’d like to shoot scenes opposite the hunky Brit. “Look, I’m not gay - but I’m thinking about it.”

And here's the video, LMAO:

Movie Trailers - Movies Blog

Robots love Twilight too

2009-03-25T20:15:00.001+07:00

Boba Fett Reads Twilight

Storm Trooper reads Twilight:)

Postcard from the Borders Twilight DVD

2009-03-25T20:09:00.003+07:00

From: http://robertpattinson.org

Vote for Steph!

2009-03-25T20:01:00.004+07:00

The Times has an Award for the 100 most influential people in the world, and our superhero Stephenie Meyer has nominated there.

Stephenie Meyer
AGE: 35
OCCUPATION: Author
PREVIOUS APPEARANCES ON THE TIME 100: 1

PRO: Her emo-vampire series Twilight is the biggest book franchise since Harry Potter, with four titles locked on the best-seller list. Last fall’s Twilight film, meanwhile, earned a No. 1 spot at the box office despite a starless cast.

CON: The Booker! The Nobel! The Pen/Faulkner! These are just some of the many awards her books won’t be winning anytime soon.

Vote for her, here. Vote!

Kris in Adventureland

2009-03-25T19:58:00.001+07:00

ETonline has a video about Kristen Stewart in 'Adventureland'

‘Twilight’ star Kristen Stewart creates sparks with ‘The Squid and the Whale’ star Jesse Eisenberg in the retro-summer comedy ‘Adventureland’ — and we’ve got an exclusive sneak peek!

What first looks like a miserable summer full of angry parents, stuffed pandas, puke and screaming kids high on cotton candy turns out to be a blessing in disguise when Jesse falls for captivating co-worker Kristen.

Edi Gathegi and Ashley Greene say NO to Rob and Kris rumor:)

2009-03-24T20:50:00.004+07:00

Yes, there are two nice and honest people! I love you Ash and Edi. They shoot down Rob and Kris rumor.

Edi Gathegi, who plays Laurent, tells me the cast and crew have pretty much ignored the gossip.

“I can’t even think of those two together at all,” he told me during his recent stop in Los Angeles for the launch of Catherine Hardwicke’s Twilight: Director’s Notebook. “Kristen has a boyfriend! It’s onscreen and that’s it.” RC: Absoloutly!

Ashley Greene, aka Alice Cullen, says Pattinson and Stewart are, in a way, victims of their own success.

“Their chemistry is fantastic, but no, they are not in a romantic relationship,” Greene said at the Twilight at Midnight DVD launch event at Hollywood’s Hot Topic store. “They are good actors [is] basically what it comes down to.”

She added, “That’s kind of the advantage that we had on Twilight. Everyone has such great chemistry. With as big a cast as it was, and as young a cast as it was, we all just got along so fantastically.”

RC: I hope you guys didnt forget what Kristen said about this sucks rumor on Nylon magazine.

Rob attended Sam Bradley's concert-_-

2009-03-24T20:41:00.003+07:00

CelebBuzz has a rumor that Robert Pattinson attended Sam Bradley concert in Vancouver, last Friday night. Well, if you dont know, Sam is the writer of 'Never Think' and also close friend of Rob.

Read the gossip here.

Via: http://robertpattinson.org/

Pictures from filming New Moon

2009-03-24T20:23:00.003+07:00

Lainey Gossip has many pictures of Taylor Lautner and Alex Meraz(PAUL) from filming New Moon in Vancouver.

RC: Yes, the hair.

Click on the link for more.

Nikki Reed will play as a transgender with KStew

2009-03-24T20:20:00.002+07:00

Movie Trailers - Movies Blog

How Edward and Bella got their look

2009-03-24T20:13:00.003+07:00

Entertainment Weekly talked to Chuck Wendy, and they have new feature on Edward and Bella’s style in the movie.

Access Hollywood DVD release party video 2

2009-03-24T20:07:00.000+07:00

Access Hollywood DVD release party video

2009-03-24T20:06:00.000+07:00

Summit reveals the official wolf pack

2009-03-24T20:01:00.000+07:00

SUMMIT ENTERTAINMENT RUNS WITH THE WOLF PACK IN THE TWILIGHT SAGA: NEW MOON

Chaske Spencer, Bronson Pelletier, Alex Meraz, Kiowa Gordon
and Tyson Houseman to Star as Members of Wolf Pack

Los Angeles, CA March 23, 2009 – Summit Entertainment announced today that Native American/First Nation actors Chaske Spencer, Bronson Pelletier, Alex Meraz, Kiowa Gordon and Tyson Houseman have signed on to star as the members of the wolf pack in THE TWILIGHT SAGA: NEW MOON. In the film, the wolf pack defends humans against vampires although they have a tribal history intricately entwined with Edward Cullen and his family. The wolf pack members will join Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and fellow wolf pack member Taylor Lautner in the film directed by Chris Weitz which will be released domestically November 20, 2009.

In THE TWILIGHT SAGA: NEW MOON, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) is devastated by the abrupt departure of her vampire love, Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) but her spirit is rekindled by her growing friendship with the irresistible Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner). Suddenly she finds herself drawn into the world of the werewolves, ancestral enemies of the vampires, and finds her loyalties tested.

Each member of the wolf pack is of Native decent. Spencer is Lakota (Sioux), Pelletier is Cree-Metis, Meraz is Purepecha (Tarasco), Gordon is Hualapai, and Houseman, who was discovered at an open casting call, is Cree. Casting of the wolf pack was overseen by award-winning casting director Rene Haynes who is well-known for her work on Native projects ranging from DANCES WITH WOLVES to BURY MY HEART AT WOUNDED KNEE.

From: http://stepheniemeyer.com

'Twilight' DVD: Best of Robert Pattinson's audio commentary

2009-03-24T19:27:00.003+07:00

EW has an article about Rob's best commentary in Twilight. Well, if you haven't buy the DVD like the poor RC.-_-

The highlights:

10:20 "See, that look is a very meaningful look," he says, laughing, as Edward tries to read Bella's mind the first time he see her in the cafeteria. Self-deprecating humor, check.

11:00 "I didn't actually know they were rolling when we were doing this scene," he says, chuckling (presumably) at how bad his acting is when Edward first gets a whiff of Bella in biology. "...I was just kinda cold."

15:40 "That was really impressive...," he says when Stewart's Bella slips and falls on some ice. "What was impressive?" Stewart asks. "That falling over thing," he says. You can hear her rolling her eyes. "That's tough.... Do you just fall on your ass?" "Yeah, I just basically fell down."

17:00 Pattinson insists we all have to see the audition tape he made of the scene where Edward returns from his hunting trip and finally speaks to Bella in biology. "It's the funniest thing you've ever seen in your entire life." He says he performed it with a guy, who did a woman's voice. It's all very earnest. "Dude, I'm glad you didn't send that, right?" Hardwicke asks, sounding genuinely concerned that if he had, he wouldn't have gotten the role.

19:22 And the eyebrow obsession begins as the close-ups on Stewart and Pattinson get closer and closer in biology:

Pattinson: We have very similar eyebrows. [Laughs]
Hardwicke: Rob! We had to pluck the heck out of your eyebrows.
Pattinson: S--- hurt. Aw, man.

21:19 Pattinson says he never understood the physics of how the van that almost hits Bella spins and then goes straight sideways. "Those of us that are physics majors get it," Hardwicke says.

22:18 Carlisle's entrance, swinging through the hospital doors. Pattinson compares it to a J. Lo video. Then realizes he means Beyoncé. "Peter [Facinelli] would be so good at doing that. I want him to do the Beyoncé biopic." RC: LOL. I have no idea what he's talking about, but I like it when he stumps Hardwicke. This will happen again.

24:30 Bella confronts Edward in the hospital and he tells her what she thinks she saw happen in the parking lot is wrong. "The moral of this scene is never trust a guy who plucks his eyebrows. You know, there's always something up. Something suspect."

26:30 Mike asks Bella to the prom. Stewart says she saw that actor recently and he looked good, older...

Pattinson: I've already aged about six years.
Hardwicke: [A little too steamily?] Well, yeah.
Pattinson: I look haggard. Might as well recast. [Laughs]
Hardwicke: Yeah. I'm sure we can do better now. [Laughs]
Pattinson: Yeah, yeah, definitely. Yeah, it made money now. "Where's Efron?" [Laughs]
Hardwicke: Now we can attract somebody good. [Laughs]

27:50 Edward walks away from Bella in the greenhouse. Pattinson: "I have so many inexplicable facial expressions in this movie."

28:35 Edward follows Bella to the bus after the greenhouse visit.

Pattinson: See, that's when I had pecs.
Hardwicke: Yeah, baby. RC: -_-
Pattinson: I had pecs about two days.
Hardwicke: Yeah, you're lookin' good here.
Pattinson: I bet you that everyone would hate me. I mean, I just look at me walking around with, like, my little peacoat on, little customized peacoat....
Hardwicke: Well nobody talks to you. Nobody hangs out with you.
Pattinson: It's true. That's why. It's like he's always looking in the mirror all the time. [Then, it sounds like he says something about Edward's highlights.]

29:50 Cullens in the cafeteria. "In this scene, I'm talking about how much I don't like cookies.... I'm sayin', 'Listen, guys. Have you read the book? We're not supposed to be eating.'"

30:34 Pattinson admits that he tells people the shot of him kicking up the apple is real. "Well basically, you gotta get the right angle. You gotta get it right on the instep." Hardwicke says she used to ask if he was practicing his Hacky Sack because she wanted it to be more elaborate -- e.g. bounce it off of two knees and an ankle and then catch it. "People would be in hysterics if they saw that," he says. "It's like, wow, he's a superhuman moron.... So he wears lipstick, has a little bouffant, and does little circus acts as well. Oh, he's so se[xy]." I think he was going to say sexy, but Stewart interrupted him to compliment the accent he used to say bouffant.

36:14 Bella Googles "Quileute Legends." Hardwicke points out that one of the book results is Legends of the Slappy Beaver.

Pattinson: Kristen, was what your motivation behind going to the Thunderbird & Whale bookstore out of all the others?
Stewart: Um. [Laughter]
Hardwicke: Can you say kill? That was the one that was in Port Angeles, dude. The other ones are, like, too far away.

37:17 The girls plan their trip to Port Angeles to look for prom dresses, while sunning themselves. "Girls, you know it's all just a game to them, relationships," Pattinson says. "Just go around stomping on everyone.... I mean, look at this poor guy in the background with his collar up. You know he's just gonna get ruined by women."

38:39 A shot looking up at Bella outside the bookstore. "See, is that supposed to be me looking at her there?" he asks. Hardwicke's answer: "It's supposed to be, uh, maybe it would be you. What do you think?... Oh no, I don't think it is. I think it's just supposed to throw you off. Make you scared." I would have expected the know the answer to that question. Just sayin'.

39:35: Edwards pulls up to save Bella from the bad humans (picture above).

Pattinson: [In prissy voice] "Now listen, guuuyyysss!"
Stewart: See, I knew you were gonna start saying something about this, but I think you look very scary.
Pattinson: "Come on guys. Let's all, come on, let's be simple about this."
Hardwicke: I like the way the car roars in. Obviously, that wasn't your driving, or those people would all be dead.

40:10 Edward speeds off with Bella in the car. Only not so much, if you look out the window. "I love that, how I'm driving 2 miles an hour," Pattinson says. "'Slow down!' 'I can't go any slower!'"

40:35: They show up at the restaurant. "Sometimes I think I look like I've had facial reconstructive surgery, like after burns or something," Pattinson says. "My whole head is like I've had a face lift." ("A bad one," Hardwicke jokes.) Pattinson says he was trying to "be really sexy" to one of Bella's friends in the scene, and the actress just kept cracking up. RC: We should know that's Anna Kendrick-_- "How were you trying to be sexy, Rob?" Hardwicke asks. "I really don't know in fact. The more I look at it, I had no idea what I was thinking."

41:45 Bella has dinner. More close-ups.

Pattinson: I wonder if vampire's eyebrows can grow back. RC: Yeah, i wondering it too Rob
Hardwicke: Hopefully.
Pattinson: Maybe they can make that part of my distraught thing in the second one.
Hardwicke: Where you stop plucking?

43:08 Edward tells Bella about his ability to read everyone's mind but hers. Pattinson says this is normally the point where he can no longer handle watching himself in the film. He flashes back to his double, Logan. "That was the other thing about that car scene. The entire crew comes up to me just before I have to do it going like, 'Wow, your stand-in just did it so much better than anything you've done the whole movie!' I'm like, Great." Hardwicke doesn't help. "He did do a good job, I gotta say." Pattinson goes to his fallback: "Doesn't have eyebrows like mine...sculpted." RC: -_- Stewart gets in a nice zinger: "Or the bouffant. The bouffant is much weaker than yours."

45:30 Edward drives Bella home and stops at the police station. This was filmed on the last night. Pattinson says he was watching a movie in his trailer that day and started crying. Hardwicke says she cried when she went into Stewart's trailer, but she doesn't feel bad because Francis Ford Coppola cried on the set of The Godfather. Stewart says she cries all the time, any time she experiences a heightened emotion. Pattinson jokes that he isn't friends with someone if they cry around him. Hardwicke points out that he said he just cried. "Yeah, but I was crying over something very legitimate. A movie," he cracks.

48:50 Bella figures out what Edward really is, and sees him in the schoolyard before heading into the woods. "This is a good look. I'm gonna mess him up," Pattinson praises Stewart. "And I'm just like, I don't know what's going on? Where am I? I just walked out of a flower bed in this scene as well.... I was standing in the flower bed and then walked out it and then stopped and looked confused.... If I didn't have contact lenses on, that was a really spectacular look I just did.... I should have had million thoughts, like Hamlet."

52:21 Edward reveals his sparkling upper-body. "I thought I was supposed to have a fake six-pack in this scene," he says. He notes that Edward got dressed really quick.

55:08 "I've got such effeminate hands. I could never be strong," Pattinson says, as Edward pins Bella against a tree (or root or something). "What? Your hands are awesome, dude," Hardwicke says. He explains that he used to play goalie in soccer. "Whenever I even got to a save, my fingers would just bend back and the ball would hit me in the face." They're good for playing guitar and piano, Hardwicke says to console him.

55:50 Pattinson says he never noticed that he had a scar on his head, from when someone hit him with a strap as a child. Hardwicke jokingly asks if it was a teacher. "My father," Pattinson quips. "No, no." (It was a friend, with a strap on his bag or something.)

1:00:00 Flashback of Carlisle turning Esme.

Pattinson: Wow, that was much sexier than my one.
Hardwicke: Yeah, well Esme knows how to deliver, honey.
Pattinson: I know. That's my problem. Can't follow through.
Hardwicke: So we've heard. No. [Laughs]

1:12:00 Hardwicke is trying to get Pattinson to talk about how much he wanted to kill her for making him re-shoot Edward's piano playing. (The first time, Pattinson played his own composition. After the movie got a composer, he was asked to play the theme that would permeate the film.) He won't bite. There are boys tossing a basketball outside the diner. "I never understood people who liked throwing balls around," he says.

1:14:18 Finally, the kissing scene. Hardwicke says, "I have heard from, um, people of all ages, that this scene kinda gets 'em goin'." It certainly works on 33-year-olds. Or so I have, um, heard.

Pattinson: This is quite difficult 'cause I have a really flat head, and so it's quite difficult to get a correct angle," Pattinson says. "And you can't go up from down below as well, 'cause I've got, like, rock solid gelled hair. And so, like, it was odd. I don't know, sometimes I feel like my head is being, like, turned inside out. Like that episode of Ren & Stimpy when he's inside his own belly button. [Stewart laughs] I don't know.
Hardwicke: Okay....

He really shouldn't watch himself onscreen. (I, however, have no problem. I may have just rewound. Twice.) The awkward rambling is endearing.

1:22:40 The baseball scene (picture above). Edward crouches and defends Bella from James. "Oh jeez, that's a tough facial expression to pull off," Pattinson says. (I love that he knows he didn't.) He says he growled, but it was cut. "Don't put it in the DVD.... If it is, I'll sue," he threatens. Stewart recreates it, and sounds like a cat coughing up a fur ball. Hardwicke says they tried so many different growls, but ended up toning down the growls for everyone.

Pattinson: Looking scary with a baseball outfit on and a little bouffant, you know, it just does not work. Especially with sculpted eyebrows.
Hardwicke: Rob. Stop it.
Pattinson: I'm really scary in reality.
Hardwicke: Yeah, we know that.
Pattinson: Most of the time.

1:27:45 Pattinson says he doesn't understand why James doesn't come and kill Bella when she's leaving Charlie's house(RC: YES, YOU'RE RITE Rob!) Discussion ensues, but he just cannot grasp it.

Hardwicke: "It's not for you to understand, Edward."
Pattinson: "You're just a puppet."
Hardwicke: "Just say the lines."
Pattinson: "Just say the lines, and shut up."
Hardwicke: "Just look pretty."

1:35:45 Bella is on her way to the ballet studio. Pattinson praises a part of the book -- that wasn't in the book. It was in an early draft of the script. Ha.

1:39:29 Laughter as Edward growls at James, bites and spits out a piece of his neck

1:14:30 Hardwicke confirms that Stewart is rolling her eyes as Hardwicke praises her performance as James' venom works its way through her system. Pattinson is silent. Pity.

1:55:18 Closing credits. A shot of Jasper looking longingly at Edward. Stewart asks, "Why is he looking at you like that?" Pattinson responds, "Back story.... It was a little different thread, which wasn't followed through." And fan-fic writers go wild!

Read it all http://popwatch.ew.com/popwatch/2009/03/twilight-dvd-ro.html

Kellan, Ashley and Rachelle at the ‘Twilight’ DVD Launch at Kitson

2009-03-24T19:18:00.001+07:00

The perfection of Robert Pattinson

2009-03-23T20:29:00.002+07:00

Is there any guy could compare my man? lol

Bobby Long about Rob

2009-03-23T20:20:00.003+07:00

Musician and old friend, Bobby Long remembers a very different Robert Pattinson than the actor and object of global female attention.

“Robert lived in a dingy, horrible, little flat in Soho near Denmark Street,” Long recalls to Celebuzz. “We used to hang out and play music until five in the morning, really going for it. Drinking and all that stuff.”

“We only ate pizza for like two months. We ballooned on weight,” Long recalls. “But it probably helped the vampire look. I know I was really pale.”

“It was really chilled-out. Watching films, listening to music and writing.”

Long also talks about the song Let Me Sign:

As the friendship grew, the acting connections worked out well for all the musicians when Pattinson returned to London after shooting Twilight. Long and Foster played a song they had written called “Let Me Sign” in Pattinson’s apartment. It was nothing serious.

“(Robert) thought the song was really cool and took it to L.A.,” Long recalls. “Before I knew it, it was going to be used in the film.”

The song was famously performed by Pattinson in the film. Long was able to see the emotional impact first-hand when he heard the song at the London Twilight premiere. “Everyone was crying during the song,” he says. “I feel like it’s his song now. He’s incredible at interpreting people’s work.”

RC: Yes, I'm crying when i heard Let Me Sign, even I heard that oftenly. I love the describe of Rob as himself. Not as Edward Cullen or his other role. Bassically, I love him.

See it here. From: http://robertpattinson.org/

Vote Rob for Best Dressed Man of the Year

2009-03-23T20:12:00.002+07:00

Rob has been nominated as Best Dressed Man of the Year by look.co.id with:

George Lamb
Steve Jones
Robert Pattinson (Twilight)
Johnny Borrell
Alex Turner (Arctic Monkey)
Dermot O’Leary
Russel Brand
Alfie Allen
David Becham
Vernon Kay

RC: Well, I think Rob has a big rival here, Becham and Alex Turner. So he needs our vote. Please vote here. VOTE!

Catherine Hardwick wont return Twilight Saga

2009-03-23T20:05:00.002+07:00

Movie Trailers - Movies Blog

They also have an article about that, read it here

More Japanese Scans

2009-03-23T19:57:00.000+07:00

From Lion_lamb

Edi Gathegi at Borders NY

2009-03-23T19:53:00.000+07:00

Cliff scenes already done

2009-03-23T19:48:00.002+07:00

Yahoo Canada has a news that cliff scenes in New Moon is completed.

TOFINO - Filming of the Twilight Saga’s next movie, New Moon, has wrapped up after a full day of shooting inside Pacific Rim National Park Reserve and participants had nothing but good things to say about the bad weather.

It was the threatening skies, angry waves, pelting rain and howling winds that drew cast and crew members of this popular series about teenagers, vampires and love to this West Coast tourist mecca.

“The weather is perfect for us: rainy, dismal, in the sense of the visuals, the mist on the ocean, the cloudiness, the erratic wind activity,” Bill Bannerman, New Moon’s co-producer, said after shooting wrapped Friday evening. “Everything is exactly what it should be.”

Filming kicked off at the rugged and rocky South Beach, located near Wickaninnish Beach inside Pacific Rim National Park Reserve before moving to Incinerator Rock at Long Beach.

Bannerman said the crew needed to shoot a couple of scenes that would bridge the story’s second act and show the characters evolving personalities and relationships.

Local topography proved vital to creating the feel of the Forks and La Push area of Washington’s north Olympic Peninsula, he said.

“It forces you, when you put it to a visual medium, to go into really remote locations to try to find that texture,” said Bannerman.

“And so this is one element we couldn’t find anywhere else. That’s why we love it.”

Security for the shoot was tight. A contingent of off-duty Mounties volunteered their time in exchange for a donation to the Canadian Cancer Society’s Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock - a gruelling bike ride that takes police from northern Vancouver Island to Victoria.

However, 17-year-old Laura Timmermans of Ucluelet and several friends managed to get close enough to meet the stars.

“They didn’t seem like anything but teenagers like us,” she said. “We were totally blown away.”

After meeting the actors, Timmermans said she and her friends returned home and watched the first movie, Twilight, on video.

The movie and books are popular, she said, because they intertwine the idea of immortality and love.

But Bill Fend, owner of Tofino’s Long Beach Surf Shop, questioned whether it was necessary to close down the Incinerator Rock parking lot used by surfers.

“To do it during spring break is unfathomable,” he said.

RC: Ouh, Tofino. From: http://twilightpoison.com

Bella's truck with motorcycles:)

2009-03-23T19:40:00.003+07:00

TwilightGossip.com has the set of Jacob's house where there's Bella's truck with 2 motorcycles in it.

Twilight DVD Wallpapers

2009-03-22T10:11:00.001+07:00

MTV's article about Ashley Greene at Hot Hopic

2009-03-22T09:54:00.003+07:00

-By Larry Carrol
Sure enough, as the screaming got louder and the line wrapped all the way down from the second floor into the mall’s courtyard, some of our friends from Summit came to get me. They escorted me downstairs, past the crowd, to a secret room in the catacombs of the building.

Which leads me to what might be my favorite moment of the night. As I walked through the courtyard, a bunch of girls on a walkway shrieked at me – obviously, awesome MTV fans! Witnessing that exchange, two women walked up and asked what was going on. “Well, the ‘Twilight’ DVD goes on sale at midnight,” I said. “And someone from the movie is going to be in Hot Topic.”

“Are you in the movie?” they asked excitedly.

“Yes,” I replied. “I’m Robert Pattinson. Nice to meet you.”

Read everything From: http://lionandlamblove.org/

Twilight DVD is number 1!

2009-03-22T09:42:00.003+07:00

Twilight DVD is #1 on bestselling lists on amazon.com, borders.com, iTunes, overstock.com and BarnesandNoble.com

From: http://twilighters.org/

Kellan, Ashley and Rachelle at Twilight DVD And Apparel Launch Event Hosted By Kitson

2009-03-22T09:27:00.002+07:00

I love Ashley's new hair. Pretty.

From: http://lionandlamblove.org

Ashley Greene at Hot Topic from MTV

2009-03-22T09:20:00.001+07:00

Movie Trailers - Movies Blog

Reelz Channel from Twilight DVD release

2009-03-22T09:15:00.001+07:00

Twilight Ashley Greene ReelzChannel Movie News First Fans Movie Trailers

Japanese Magazine Scans

2009-03-22T09:07:00.001+07:00

OH MY GOSH

From: rpattzdaily, via lionandlamblove.org

Ashley Greene at Hot Topic

2009-03-22T08:51:00.001+07:00

lol

From: http://lionandlamblove.org

Italy scene beginning on May 25

2009-03-22T08:48:00.001+07:00

The Tourism association of Montepulciano have just said to the staff of http://www.twilightersitalia.com/ that new moon will be shot there beginning on may 25 to may 30!

They are already organizing something in collaboration with the township so the poor actors will not be overwhelmed by the crazy italian fangirls ;-P

Rumor says that some of the shots, like the run across the square, will be filmed in Volterra though…

From: http://lionandlamblove.org

More from filming New Moon

2009-03-22T08:41:00.002+07:00

From: westcoaster.ca via http://lionandlamblove.org

Just say

2009-03-22T08:32:00.003+07:00

Twilight DVD is avaible now. Have you buy it? Uh, I haven't buy it yet. Or do you come to the release party? Tell me! For you guys in Indonesia, would you like to tell me if you found Twilight DVD(the original, please)?

Got question or anything it is, just tell me okay? Thank you.

Ashley Greene surprises fans at Twilight DVD release

2009-03-22T08:21:00.001+07:00

From: http://etonline.com

Rob old photoshoot

2009-03-21T11:01:00.001+07:00

OMFG

Potter or Cullen?

2009-03-21T10:48:00.003+07:00

4TNZ has an article comparing Twilight and Harry Potter.

Teens at a school in Seattle will really be debating the question that has plagued mankind for centuries: Is Twilight better than Harry Potter?

We aren't sure who will win, but here are some differences between the two:

Reasons for Paleness
Twilight: Because they're undead
Harry Potter: Because they're British.

Leading Ladies
Twilight: Smart, bookish Bella
Harry Potter: Smart, bookish Hermoine

Baddies With V Names
Twilight: Victoria
Harry Potter: Voldemort

One similarity? Biggest hottie!
Twilight: Edward Cullen (played by Robert Pattinson)
Harry Potter: Cedric Diggory (played by Robert Pattinson) RC: ABSOLOUTLY RIGHT. It would be hard to compare a film where Rob Pattinson played the role.

From: http://www.4tnz.com/content/school-showdown-harry-potter-vs-twilight?t=1237607885