The normally reserved Twilight star seemed all smiles after landing in Miami after spending Easter weekend in the Virgin Islands.
The actor had his hands full, with a backpack, a guitar, and a jacket.
But no assistance needed. The star even reportedly refused a VIP shuttle, and opted to walk out of the terminal himself.
Robert Pattinson didn't seem to mind the St. Thomas heat yesterday when he boarded a private jet wearing a sweatshirt that apparently featured a middle-finger design. Robert was fresh off a weekend in the Caribbean where he waited to see how Water For Elephants fared at the box office. His film came in third place after he and leading lady Reese Witherspoon tirelessly promoted it over the last few weeks. He and his Breaking Dawn costar, Kristen Stewart, were apparently together over the last few days, doing reshoots for the final installments of the Twilight series. She was even spotted in a green bikini with shirtless Rob for more beach scenes! It was a working vacation for both Kristen and Rob, who recently spent a fun few days together in NYC, kissing following the premiere of his just-released movie.
Robert Pattinson and real-life love Kristen Stewart mark the end of the hugely successful Twilight franchise, shooting the sexy last scenes of the sagas final movie, Breaking Dawn, in the Caribbean. Under cover of darkness, the couple spent nearly three hours in the sea in a secluded cove, shooting hotly-anticipated love scenes between their characters, Edward Cullen and Bella Swan. Stewart showed off her slender frame in a lime green bikini, curiously unfastened at the back, as she strolled down the beach on St Thomas, in the US Virgin Islands, before joining Pattinson in the sea. Armed police patrolled the beach, while a police launch bobbed about in the sea, trying to ensure no one would get a glimpse of the filming, which went on until almost 5am.
Scoring an "A-" CinemaScore was Fox 2000's Water For Elephants based on Sara Gruen's best-selling book and written by Richard LaGravenese and directed by Francis Lawrence. Clearly, the classy ad campaign was intriguing for adults who don't rush out to see films, and for Robert Pattinson's Twi-hards who do. But this beautifully filmed but searing drama was considered a hard sell.
1. Rio 3D (Blue Sky Studio/Fox) Week 2 [3,842 Theaters]
Friday $10.6M, Saturday $10M, Easter Weekend $26.6M (-32%), Cume $81.1M
2. Madea's Big Happy Family (Tyler Perry/Lionsgate) NEW [2,288 Theaters]
Friday $10.5M, Saturday $9.1M, Easter Weekend $25.7M
3. Water For Elephants (Fox 2000/Fox) NEW [2,817 Theaters]
Friday $7M, Saturday $6.5M, Easter Weekend $17.5M
In North America, "Rio" wins Easter weekend, while Tyler Perry's "Madea" and "Water for Elephants," starring Reese Witherspoon, Robert Pattinson and Christoph Waltz, are off to good starts.
Overperforming in its opening was Fox 2000’s period circus romance Water for Elephants, which debuted to $17.5 million from 2,817 locations. Based on Sara Gruen’s bestselling book and directed by Francis Lawrence, the film stars Reese Witherspoon, Robert Pattinson and Christoph Waltz.
Water for Elephants drew an A- CinemaScore, and played heavily to adult women. Females made up 70% of the audience, while 70% were over the age of 25. The film’s successful opening is a win for Fox’s marketing team, which targeted fans of the book, as well as playing up the love story.
"It is a great number for an adult film. When a movie shows emotion, that's what draws you in," Fox senior vice president of domestic distribution Bert Livingston said. "This really overperformed, and will have great legs."
"Water for Elephants," a romantic drama starring Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon, got off to a better-than-expected start, grossing $17.5 million.
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"Water for Elephants," based on Sara Gruen's bestselling novel about a 1930s traveling circus, had a budget of about $40 million. Most of those who saw the film seemed to be either older women familiar with the book or fans of young "Twilight" heartthrob Pattinson, as the audience was 70% female. And those moviegoers enjoyed the picture, giving it an average grade of A-minus. That positive buzz could be especially good news for the movie because audiences don't usually run to see adult dramas on their first weekend in theaters.In any event, the movie is off to a far better start than Pattinson's last nonvampire movie. In March 2010, his Sept. 11 drama "Remember Me" opened only to a modest $8.1 million. The "Water for Elephants" results could mean that he's being taken more seriously as a dramatic actor -- or perhaps just that he should star in more films alongside popular leading ladies with box office clout, like Witherspoon.
Keep supporting the film and take your family and friends to see Water for Elephants! International markets are opening up and we'll be in round 2, 3, 4, etc. soon :))
1. Robert Pattinson is number 21 on Glamour Hot 36 list for May. In this short interview he talks about Water For Elephants; the last paragraph is about his first circus encounter: it was Zippo's Circus in London: He was five and very traumatized over the clown that broke his leg during the performance and his sister tricked him into thinking the clown was dead. He never entered the circus after that.
2. Water For Elephants is called movie premiere of the year and they are offering readers 6 tickets to attend and meet Rob&Co. The competition is opened until April 24, ( tomorrow!!!!,) and the rules are on scan number 2.
3. He's gentle and nature loving, and jumping into cold water is not a problem for him. He's an adventurer, just like Jacob in WfE movie, who spontaneously joins the circus. Our recommendation: nature-like freshness of coriander, sea scents and cassowary fruit. Joop Splash is a scent for Adventurer.
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