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Friday, April 8, 2011
Robert Pattinson in Elle Magazine!
How to explain the phenomenon of Rob Pattinson? One could focus on his looks (Byronic, smoldering, perfect), zeroing in on the cheekbones (razor-sharp, perfect), blue eyes (mysterious, a whole Facebook page dedicated to them, perfect), and that hair (tousled, lustrous, finger lickin’).
Another route is to try to make sense of hisTwilight superfans, the squealing girls who camp out for up to a week in hopes of merely getting an autograph, or who ask for a bite on their already-scabby, bloodied necks. Some Twilighters even wonder if he’s really a vampire, as they obsess about his offscreen relationship with Kristen Stewart. (Here’s a thought: Being human, they may have slept together a few times but probably really are just good friends.)
But how about looking at “RPatz” with empathy—even pity—and advancing the theory that he’s a nice, ordinary, likable 24-year-old from a London suburb who accidentally fell into this teen idol heartthrob business? After all, it wasn’t his plan to be cast against great odds in an abstinent-vampire movie; in fact, around 2007, before Twilightcameras rolled, he was flirting with quitting acting altogether and making music instead. (Never mind.)
During a hiatus from shooting Breaking Dawn, the conclusion of the Twilight series, a world-weary-sounding Pattinson perked up as he discussed his post-Twilight career. In Water for Elephants, he plays a veterinary student who falls in love with a married circus performer (Reese Witherspoon), and this year he’ll be seen costarring with Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci, and Kristin Scott Thomas in Bel Ami, based on the Guy de Maupassant novel about corrupt journalist Georges Duroy, who seduces and manipulates his way to the top.
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Anna Kendrick and Kristen Stewart Make People’s Most Beautiful 2011
ANNA KENDRICK , 25 Kendrick has impressed leading men like George Clooney and Robert Pattinson with both her brains and her beauty. “Anna’s a wonderful breath of fresh air,” Up in the Air director Jason Reitman told Vogue of his Oscar-nominated star. “She’s not afraid of her intelligence.” |
KRISTEN STEWART, 21 When you think Valley girl the Twilight star, who plays tortured loner Bella Swan, doesn’t exactly come to mind. And you won’t catch this California native slaving over the latest fashion and beauty trends. “I think it’s ridiculous that you need to look a certain way to be conventionally pretty,” she declares. |
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Kristen Stewart One of The Hollywood Reporter’s New Leading Ladies
Kristen Stewart The Twilight Saga. Enough said. But, on top of the actress’ leading role in the mega hit vampire flicks (Part One of the final installment Breaking Dawn will hit theaters this November), Stewart recently nabbed the title part in Universal’s Snow White and the Huntsman. She’ll also be seen opposite Garrett Hedlund and Sam Riley as Marylou later this year in the screen adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s On the Road. |
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Robert Pattinson and Tai the Elephant in The Metro Newspaper
Robert Pattinson and his Co-Star Tai the Elephant in today’s Metro Newspaper. The facts might not be quite correct and they can’t decide whether it’s Kai or Thai but it’s such a lovely picture of Rob and Tai that we just had to share it with you!
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Uma Thurman Uneasy About Cougar Role with Robert Pattinson in 'Bel Ami'
Taken from ecanadanow.com
Uma Thurman was recently interviewed about her latest movie project and the actress says that she will be playing a ‘cougar’ type role and will be co-starring with Twilight star, Robert Pattinson. In the movie, she marries Pattinson who is 16 years younger than her. The movie is called ‘Bel Ami’ and is due to hit the silver screen later on this year. ‘Of course I am very disturbed that Robert is 16 years younger than me but then again I am seven years younger than my current partner’ said Thurman. Thurman added that the movie is adapted from a Guy de Massaupant novel which is about a male journalist who chides older wealthy women in order to get fame. |
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Robert Pattinson Interview with "Le Figaro"
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Kristen receives 'Best Actress' nomination for Welcome to the Rileys
Visit the official Milan Film Festival page to view the nominations!
Winner will be announced and awarded on May 10, 2011 in Milan.
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Kristen Stewart returns to the big screen with "Welcome to the Rileys, "the story of Lois and Doug Riley (James Gandolfini and Oscar winner Melissa Leo), which was shaken by the loss of her daughter, which occurred eight years earlier, find the strength to start again to live and to love after meeting a young stripper named Mallory (Kristen Stewart).
Jake Scott's film is among the candidates for the 2011 Milan International Film Festival, an event to be held in Milan May 4 to 14, where it competes with three nominations: best film (directed by Jake Scott), Best Actor (James Gandolfini) and best actress (Kristen Stewart).
World Team, in collaboration with the MIFF gives you the unique opportunity to participate in the screening of "Welcome To The Rileys, " normally reserved for members of the Academy in Milan, scheduled for Tuesday, April 12, 2011 at 19:30 at the Spazio Oberdan Milan Viale Vittorio Veneto 2/ang Porta Venezia.
The new and hard work of Kristen Stewart, known to many for her role as Bella Swan in the Twilight Saga, being screened in a film festival, it is forbidden to an audience of less than 18 years, so those who like to participate preview will be compulsory to age. The screening will be in their original language with Italian subtitles. Waiting for your email to pubblico@teamworld.it (Rileys object) with name and surname of those who want to participate in the preview, not later than 11.00 am on Monday, April 11. (OLDER ONLY)
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Taylors Top 5 Mtv moments - No. 5 & No.4
From MTV -
To build up to his "MTV First" special, we must now attempt to pick our five all-time favorite Taylor Lautner MTV moments. And, let's be honest, the "Abduction" star (and his abs) has given us some really good ones over the years.
We're going to be counting down our favorite Team Taylor moments in anticipation of "MTV First: Taylor Lautner" and his new flick "Abduction," starting with the No. 5 moment in which Taylor has a crazy encounter with Tom Cruise. Well, not exactly Tom Cruise....
Number 5
Number 4
In this video, MTV News caught up with Taylor on the red carpet at the "New Moon" premiere, where we had a chance to chat with him about some of the most important, pivotal scenes in this installment of the "Twilight" saga. And by "pivotal" we mean "shirtless."
"I think they might start crying," Taylor replied, when asked how fans might react to the sight of his topless bod on-screen. Why? Because (get this) he was afraid that they'd think he looked "bad." (Um, what? Does this kid not own a mirror?)
To build up to his "MTV First" special, we must now attempt to pick our five all-time favorite Taylor Lautner MTV moments. And, let's be honest, the "Abduction" star (and his abs) has given us some really good ones over the years.
We're going to be counting down our favorite Team Taylor moments in anticipation of "MTV First: Taylor Lautner" and his new flick "Abduction," starting with the No. 5 moment in which Taylor has a crazy encounter with Tom Cruise. Well, not exactly Tom Cruise....
Number 5
Number 4
In this video, MTV News caught up with Taylor on the red carpet at the "New Moon" premiere, where we had a chance to chat with him about some of the most important, pivotal scenes in this installment of the "Twilight" saga. And by "pivotal" we mean "shirtless."
"I think they might start crying," Taylor replied, when asked how fans might react to the sight of his topless bod on-screen. Why? Because (get this) he was afraid that they'd think he looked "bad." (Um, what? Does this kid not own a mirror?)
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