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NEW Outtakes of Robert Pattinson in Kinopark Magazine (Russia)
NEW Exclusive Water for Elephants Clip
Another NEW Gorgeous Still of Rob in Water for Elephants + One Untagged
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NEW Pictures of Rob at the Golden Globes After Party
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New Water for Elephants TV Spot – NEW Scenes
VIDEO: Robert Pattinson’s Interview with Tara Hitchcock
You might know him best as the vampire Edward from “Twilight,” but Robert Pattinson is full of life in his newest movie.
Tara Hitchcock sat down with Pattinson to talk about “Water for Elephants.”
When he first signed on for the movie, he thought it was a relatively small role.
“It’s strange. When you read the script, I hardly have any lines at all,” he said. “I read it really quickly. I read it the same day I met Tai, the elephant. I really wanted to work with the elephant so I kind of rushed through the script.”
Pattinson shares much of his screen time with Tai, and the two developed a bond.
“There’s something about knowing that this creatures kind of knows you,” he said. “You’re so proud of it. … There was a scene when we were both inside the train car and we both fell asleep together and she literally had her trunk around me. We were both fast asleep. I thought, ‘How many times can this happen in your life?’”
Pattinson also adored his human co-star Reese Witherspoon.
“She nice to absolutely everybody. She’s got a really genuine spirit. The days when she was on set and the days she wasn’t, you could really tell the difference because she projects an aura of joyousness around her.”
Based on The New York Times Bestseller, “Water for Elephants” opens on April 22.
Later this year, Pattinson will appear in the third installment of the “Twilight” series.
2 New/Old pictures of Rob from 2006 and 2007
Exceptional Youth exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London on Nov 3rd 2006
The opening of the new Uniqlo store in London on Nov 6th 2007
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VIDEO: Robert Pattinson’s Interview on Kerri-Anne
AUDIO: New Robert Pattinson Interview with Fox All Access
Robert Pattinson has one of the most devoted fans bases that anybody can have. Thus far, Pattinson has spent the majority of his acting career working on the Twilight films, which are soon coming to an end. Pattinson is near completing the last of those films, Twilight: Breaking Dawn. But, next Friday, his fans will get to see a different side of him when his new film, Water For Elephants, based on a beloved book, opens in theatres. Pattinson gives what we think is his best performance yet.
We spoke to Pattinson who told us that he knows his mother will like the film, but also hopes his fans will.
Robert Pattinson talks about Reese in Vogue Magazine
Interestingly, the elephant in the room turned out to be the least of anyone’s troubles. (As Pattinson puts it, “She was the most consistently professional creature I have ever worked with.”) It was the horses—two white Andalusians and two black Friesians—that turned out to be high-strung and unpredictable. “Reese grew up around horses,” says Lawrence, “and she owns a couple that she rides now, and even she was scared of them.” Says Witherspoon: “I’ve always been a little bit of a tomboy that way, so I just always enjoy the thrill of doing something dangerous.”
She got more than she wished for. Not only did she get thrown from a horse one day, Pattinson tells a story about shooting a scene in which one of the horses is lying down in a train car with Witherspoon curled up on the ground next to it when suddenly the horse jumped to its feet and stepped on her leg. “I could see in Reese’s face that it must have hurt more than anything, and she played it off like it was absolutely nothing,” says Pattinson. “And then the next day she had this enormous bruise. It could have quite easily broken her leg, but she didn’t mention it to anybody. She is just incredibly brave that way.”
Witherspoon’s toughness was one of the main reasons Lawrence cast her in the film. “What I liked is that there’s that determination, but there’s also a sense of humor and a sense of vulnerability. It must come from her family and upbringing. You sort of feel like if she sets her mind to something, it’s going to happen—nothing is going to get in her way. And that’s part of what keeps her interesting—and oddly a little dangerous.”
Pattinson, too, thinks there’s more to Witherspoon than meets the eye. “In terms of public perception, she’s thought of as America’s Sweetheart. And she kind of is in a lot of ways. But I think that she’s a lot bawdier than that, a lot more raucous. It did actually shock me to see that. She’s tough. You wouldn’t want to get into an argument with her at all.” He laughs.
“You can always tell that she will be incredibly nice to anyone who’s not an idiot, but it’s always very clear that there’s a line you really shouldn’t cross.” (When I tell Witherspoon that Pattinson said this, her response is classic Reese: “Oh, yeah. I’m a little junkyard dog.”)
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