NEW STILLS: Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe enjoying their extended vacation at The Lighthouse

NEW STILLS: Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe enjoying their extended vacation at The Lighthouse

This movie is going to freak me out and I can't wait.








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WATCH: Robert Pattinson's Photocall & Red Carpet At Deauville LIVE On Facebook

WATCH: Robert Pattinson's Photocall & Red Carpet At Deauville LIVE On Facebook

You can watch Rob's Photocall at Deauville LIVE on the Deauville Facebook Page HERE.
It starts at 2.45pm (local time)  
Videos & Photos from the photocall HERE & HERE
Videos & Photos from the Press Conference HERE  & HERE


They are also livestreaming the Red Carpet from 7.00pm (local time) on Facebook.
Videos and Photos from the Red Carpet HERE
Videos of Hommage to Rob HERE

Fantastic *NEW* "Good Time" Official Trailer With Robert Pattinson

Fantastic *NEW* "Good Time" Official Trailer With Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson's The Lost City of Z already makes Best of 2017 lists

Robert Pattinson's The Lost City of Z already makes Best of 2017 lists

What a great start to the new year!

The Playlist compiled a list of The 20 Best Movies of 2017 That We've Already Seen and The Lost City of Z made the cut! The Playlist got a chance to see the film at the New York Film Festival and it left an impression.

Here's their verdict: 

Verdict: Though perhaps slightly less so than when Brad Pitt or Benedict Cumberbatch were attached (it’s been developing as a film for the best part of a decade now), there’s a fair chance that “The Lost City Of Z” could be the film that finally helps James Gray, one of the best living American filmmakers but someone who’s often been under the radar, the mainstream acceptance he’s long deserved. An epic, almost Herzogian adventure (albeit with, as our NYFF review said, “a continuation of the quieter mood” of his previous film) that puts his themes of familial tragedy front and center once again, it’s absolutely gorgeous-looking thanks to DP Darius Khondji, and sees its stars deliver some of their best work to date. It might not be for everyone — it’s “classical, unrushed filmmaking,” but it’s likely to “inspire admiration and obsessives,” too.

Click HERE to check out the full list.

The Film Stage also included The Lost City of Z in their list of 50 Best 2017 Films We've Already Seen:

It is the little-stated, undeniable truth that critics are surrounded by nearly innumerable factors when experiencing the work they’ve been assigned to review. Presentation is rarely treated as a basic on the level of form, theme, or auteurist interest, and most mentions will come only if something had gone terribly wrong. This issue sometimes being rather important, I feel compelled to say James Gray’s The Lost City of Z is a rather forceful thing when projected on 35mm, as befits the writer-director’s wishes and with which the New York Film Festival, premiering this picture as the closing title of their 54th year, complied. I can and will compliment the movie for a number of reasons not necessarily pertaining to what material it was printed on and what machine it came out of, so let it be stated upfront that this is most likely the best (only?) way to experience what Gray and cinematographer Darius Khondji, reuniting from The Immigrant, have achieved: a film that will often truly and totally appear to have been made in decades past and just discovered today.

Click HERE to read their whole list and TLCoZ review.

I can't wait. We get to see Rob films every year, I know, but I grow impatient from one film to the next. A common ROBsessed problem.

The Lost City of Z will be released April 21st.
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Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson



Thanks DreamingOfRob! Click HERE for HQ wallpaper.

NEW: Another great promotional shot of Robert Pattinson for The Childhood of a Leader

NEW: Another great promotional shot of Robert Pattinson for The Childhood of a Leader

Keep 'em coming!

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Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson's 'The Childhood of a Leader' has a US release date this summer!

Robert Pattinson's 'The Childhood of a Leader' has a US release date this summer!

The film will hit theaters and VOD on July 22nd according to distributor, IFC Films!

#TheChildhoodofaLeader hits theaters/VOD on 7/22 via @IFCFilms. Watch the 1st trailer. https://t.co/QmoRuq5nvm pic.twitter.com/CWAVyjv0eR

— ThePlaylist (@ThePlaylist) June 9, 2016

Brady Corbet's 'The Childhood of a Leader' will arrive on July 22. See our review & trailer: https://t.co/Ee3dEU9PA7 pic.twitter.com/Siej9JQHS2

— The Film Stage (@TheFilmStage) June 9, 2016

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson's 'The Childhood Of A Leader' To Be Distributed In UK & Ireland By Metrodome In August 2016

Robert Pattinson's 'The Childhood Of A Leader' To Be Distributed In UK & Ireland By Metrodome In August 2016



Mark those calendars UK & Ireland  Screendaily announced today that The Childhood Of A Leader would be distributed by Metrodome Distribution In August.

"EXCLUSIVE: Metrodome strikes for Venice debut starring Berenice Bejo and Robert Pattinson.

Metrodome Distribution has acquired Brady Corbet’s mystery-drama The Childhood Of A Leader for all UK and Ireland rights from Protagonist Pictures.

Metrodome is due to release theatrically in August 2016.

The deal was negotiated between George Hamilton for Protagonist Pictures and Giles Edwards, head of acquisitions for Metrodome.

Written by actor-director Corbet (Simon Killer) and Mona Fastvold (The Sleepwalker), the Venice debut stars Berenice Bejo (The Artist), Robert Pattinson (The Twilight Saga), Stacy Martin (Nymphomaniac), Liam Cunningham (Game Of Thrones) and Yolande Moreau (Amelie).

Producers are Chris Coen (Funny Games), Ron Curtis, Antoine de Clermont-Tonnerre, Helena Danielsson and Istvan Major.

In The Childhood Of A Leader an American family settles into the French countryside at the end of the First World War, where the father (Liam Cunningham) is involved in the peace negotiations around the Treaty of Versailles. His wife (Bérénice Bejo) is a devout Christian who struggles with the tantrums of their defiant young son, whose wilful outbursts begin to demonstrate a monster in the making.

Edwards described the film as “one of the finest, most compelling and exciting debuts in years.”"

via  RPAU

ROBsessed Awards: 2016 Most Anticipated Robert Pattinson Film and Role

ROBsessed Awards: 2016 Most Anticipated Robert Pattinson Film and Role

Time to reflect on our upcoming year. Our Rob year that is. Instead of "Most Anticipated Moment", we're going to vote on some exciting professional moments coming to us in 2016. There's potential for at least 3 movies filmed (that we know of!) and 3 films released. That's a super year for MovieStarRob!

And the nominees are....

2016 Most Anticipated Film



The Childhood of a Leader
The movie filmed and finished in 2015 plus premiered at the Venice Film Festival and walked away with Best Debut Film and Best Director Horizons awards. It went on to other festivals but a majority of us have not seen The Childhood of a Leader. Are you ready to see it the most in 2016??

The Lost City of Z
There's no guarantee we'll see this movie in 2016 but it's been in post-production now for a couple of months. So maybe we'll get lucky and this adventure will be rolled out in 2016! I'm guessing fall festivals but that's just a wish and a prayer at this point. Famously being produced by Brad Pitt's Plan B company, are you ready to see AmazonRob most in 2016??

Queen of the Desert
Yes this was included in Best Performance and OnScreen Pairing but there are still many of us waiting on this film. Some of us have seen the film released in our countries already or at a film festival but it hasn't had a domestic release yet which leaves out many fans. The last word on theatrical release was March 2016 which appealed to Werner Herzog due to it being Women's History Month. Does this appeal to you most for a 2016 Rob film??

VOTE FOR ONE (1)

2016 Most Anticipated Film Role
3 indies all slated to get started during the first half of 2016. It seems Good Time will be up first with Rob's recent December trip to NYC but all 3 roles are definitely here to tease us.

Good Time
Rob starring as Connie in a neo-grindhouse caper? We'd like to be the dragnet closing in on him!

The Trap
Tattooed surfer Rob? That translates to WETROB.

High Life
Leading role + AstronautRob + one of Rob's bucket list directors? Definitely out of this world fabulous!

VOTE FOR ONE (1)

The other categories for the ROBsessed Awards have closed! Results start on Dec. 31st at 12pm ET and post every hour on the hour. Check in with us and see who the winners are. We'll also keep a tally HERE so bookmark the page. See you in 12 hours!

AUSTRALIA: Robert Pattinson's leading role in LIFE is ready for your viewing pleasure!

AUSTRALIA: Robert Pattinson's leading role in LIFE is ready for your viewing pleasure!


LIFE opened in Australia today and hopefully all the ROBsessed Aussies are too busy watching the film over and over again to read this fantastic review from FilmInk (Australia):

As a few recent, highly effective true life movies (My Week With Marilyn, The Queen, Capote) have shown, sometimes the best way to capture a real figure on screen is by honing in on a short, specific period of their life, rather than getting caught up in the tripwires of hitting every significant point in their personal history. Life – the latest film from extraordinary photographer turned equally impressive director, Anton Corbijn (Control, The American, A Most Wanted Man) – prescribes intelligently to this model, taking one brief, essential moment from the all-too-short life of movie icon, James Dean, and investigating it with astute precision. 

Life documents the beginnings of what would become the important friendship of fifties figurehead, James Dean (hot up and comer, Dane DeHaan, makes his all-too-recognisable character a truly mercurial and utterly absorbing creation), and Dennis Stock (Robert Pattinson proving, yet again, to all the doubters that he is, indeed, a highly accomplished and charismatic performer), the young photographer from Life Magazine whose stark, beautifully composed black-and-white images of the rebellious actor are among the greatest celebrity portraiture ever committed to film.

Proving yet again, indeed.
Click HERE to continue reading the top notch review!
Click HERE to purchase tickets!

LIFE releases Sept. 25th in the UK/Ireland/Turkey, Nov. 6 in Canada and Dec. 4th in the US. More release dates can be found on our sister site sidebar.

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson will apparently be smoldering and rocking sex hair in Brimstone. YUP.

Robert Pattinson will apparently be smoldering and rocking sex hair in Brimstone. YUP. 

Well this is exciting!!! The storyboards from Rob's character in Brimstone are being worked on and just CHECK OUT THE PHOTOS BEING USED FOR INSPIRATION.


Photo caption: Ready to storyboard a new scene of Robert Pattinson! :p #brimstone #brimstonefilm #brimstonemovie #storyboard #storyboarding #sketch #hollywood #movie #sketching #RobertPattinson #western #martinkoolhoven

Oh sweet mercy....I can't take it. THIS PICTURE IS EVERYTHING. It was the first Rob pic I was obsessed with. That's because I was becoming ROBsessed fresh on the heels of the GQ release. Those pics were everywhere....*fans self*



I'm quite pleased with their inspiring Rob pic choices. Guys. We're getting the sex hair back. Bless. Rob's hair has been longer lately but we know it takes him no time to grow hair. ChiaRob is real.



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Now can we see the finished result? Please?

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NEW: Robert Pattinson talks about Brimstone, the Harmony Korine Project and MORE

NEW: Robert Pattinson talks about Brimstone, the Harmony Korine Project and MORE

Translation by Eileen (via RobsPromotion and robsfootsteps):
DE VOLKSKRANT interview with Rob at the Berlinale by Floortje Smith, February 12th 2015: EX TEEN IDOL

Actor Robert Pattinson is used to the Red Carpet, where he, thanks to the Twilight series, was often waylaid by teenage girls. Now he plays a Red Carpet photographer in Anton Corbijn’s LIFE.

One of the first things that director, Anton Corbijn, did after he had cast Robert Pattinson was to put a camera in his hands. In the role of Dennis Stock, photographer of the international photo press bureau Magnum, the camera, he thought, had to become a part of his body. He had another reason: Pattinson had to feel how it is to be behind the camera instead of being in front of it.

The role that Pattinson plays in the new movie of Anton Corbijn, that got a special Gala Screening at Berlin, feels a bit like the world is upside-down. In the movie the world star and teen idol stands in between the photographers at the Red Carpet where in real life the 28 year old actor is waylaid by photographers.

Life is about the complicated relationship between the relatively unknown David Stock and the Hollywood star James Dean. Stock did an iconic photo shoot with Dean in 1955. He is the man behind the world famous picture of James Dean on Times Square in which he walks straight at the camera huddled in a dark coat, cigarette in his mouth. Stock met Dean (played by Dane DeHaan) just before his big break. A photo shoot could help both of their careers, he reasoned.

Pattinson felt an immediate connection with Stock. ‘A tragical figure really’, he says in a hotel room in Berlin. Would it have not been more logical for Anton Corbijn to have him cast as James Dean? If someone knows how it feels to be famous from one day to another it’s him. Because of his role as Edward Cullen in the fantasy film series Twilight his life changed into a chaos of screaming teenage girls and paparazzi.

“Still it cannot be compared”, emphasizes the actor. “People look at James Dean as if he is some kind of spiritual leader: tell us how we should live. They never saw me like that.”

Life is set in the weeks before the premiere of James Dean’s debut movie ‘East of Eden’ (1955). Everybody predicted that he would become world famous. The actor realizes that ‘everything around it’ is just as important as acting and that the studio has him in its claws. It suffocates him. That is something Pattinson doesn’t recognize: “We had no idea that Twilight would become so successful. Only the week before its release we saw a growing interest on the internet.” When the craziness exploded Pattinson found it all very surrealistic. “I had no expectations of what would happen, so I didn’t get disillusioned as Dean did. I see it as a door that opened, I didn’t know what was on the other side, but I was curious and took a look. Later I realized that “oh, this is not going away”. The door closed behind me.

Now three years after the release of the last movie the craziness is diminishing. In the movies he is now, he plays small roles, like the role of T.E. Lawrence of Arabia in ‘Queen of the Desert’ by Werner Herzog or the limo driver in Cronenberg’s ‘Maps to the Stars’. According to Anton Corbijn this is where the connection with his role as Stock is. Because Pattinson became popular at such a young age, he now wants to prove himself, says Anton Corbijn. That he plays a photographer who wants to prove himself is an interesting parallel.

In his career Pattinson makes wayward choices that turn out well. If everything goes well with the financing, he will be seen in movies of cult-director Harmony Korine (Spring Breakers, Trash Humpers) and James Gray (We Own the Night, The Immigrant). Pattinson is a huge huge fan of their work. “They were the first directors I personally approached when I noticed that the scripts I wanted to do where not offered to me, so I decided to contact the directors I admire myself.”

This week the news has been released that Robert Pattinson will be in the western-thriller Brimstone by the Dutch director Martin Koolhoven. "The story is fantastic; I have an idea how I want to do it. It's a dangerous role, but I can't say much about it. And the cameraman is the same one as in in 'Rundkop' and I think that movie is fantastic."

In the meantime Koolhoven is getting crazy of the messages he gets on Twitter from Pattinson fans worldwide. It is hard to imagine all these teenage girls watching a Harmony Korine movie. Pattinson: “I do not know very well what my fans like. I remember that I had to film a scene (????) with Don DeLillo (the 78 year old author) and he was ambushed by 15 year old girls that wanted him to sign their books. Great. If even only one of them read the book, I have the feeling I did some good.

EIGHT DAYS ON A CAMEL
During the Film Festival in Berlin Robert Pattinson can also be seen as T.E. Lawrence in Werner Herzog’s ‘Queen of the Desert’. A small, but challenging role: with the same role in ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ the actor Peter o’ Toole wrote movie history. During the press screening there were laughs when he first appeared on the screen with the famous keffiyeh on his head. "Eight days on a camel that is about the only thing I remember. If the role would have been bigger, I would not have done it. Werner Herzog made T.E. Lawrence into a funny person. Also I do not look like the real T.E. Lawrence at all."

IMPORTANT NOTE: When in a personal mail Floortje Smith (reporter) is asked about some details, she replies: “He is very cute and nice. Good in Life as well. I’m very curious of what he is going to do next.” She listened to the interview tape again and said: “He said that you never know with small movies you can only be sure when you are on set, but he really really wants to do these movies.” About the Korine project: “That is apparently happening too, but I mean… people… different cast and the budget suddenly changes and all that stuff. But I love the movie. It is great and my part that is completely insane as well.”

Source: DE VOLKSKRANT Via

Robert Pattinson continues his tour of "difficult, auteur driven and inspired cinematic projects" + MORE

Robert Pattinson continues his tour of "difficult, auteur driven and inspired cinematic projects" + MORE

We already mentioned IonCinema including Queen of the Desert in their Top 100 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2015 and now they hit The Childhood of a Leader at #35.

The Childhood of a Leader
Director: Brady Corbet // Writers: Brady Corbet, Mona Fastvold 

Working with the likes of Bonello, Östlund, Assayas, Hansen-Løve and Baumbach, when you count the 2014 festival release year alone, actor Brady Corbet (Mysterious Skin; Funny Games U.S.; Simon Killer) has built quite the impressive resume working with the auteur set. While The Childhood of a Leader is his feature length directing debut, this counts as back to back years working in the filmmaker capacity when you take into account his writing creds in Mona Fastvold’s overlooked ’14 title, The Sleepwalker, and the soon to be premiered Sundance short Rabbit, by filmmaker Laure De Clermont-Tonnerre. Initially announced as starring Juliette Binoche (Corbet’s co-star from Clouds of Sils Maria), she was later replaced by Berenice Bejo. It goes without saying that most of the attention will be placed on Robert Pattinson, continuing his tour of difficult, auteur driven and inspired cinematic projects, but Corbet also nabs Tim Roth and Nymphomaniac star Stacy Martin in the lineup. Set in 1919, this story tells the tale of a ‘would-be-fascist,’ and the screenplay is inspired by a wide range of authorial pillars, from John Fowls to Jean-Paul Sarte with a bit of Volker Schlondorff’s 1966 classic Young Torless (which also served as a point of comparison for Haneke’s The White Ribbon). The film has been described as partially about a family that relocates to France for the Paris Peace Conference and about the events leading up to the Treaty of Versailles. Early descriptions of the film also point to elements of horror. 

Cast: Robert Pattinson, Berenice Bejo, Stacy Martin, Tim Roth
Producers: Brady Corbet, Chris Coen (Jane Got a Gun), Helena Danielsson (Call Girl), Antoine de Clermont-Tonnerre (Salvo) 

U.S. Distributor: Rights Available. 

Release Date: With filming set for this January, the Venice Film Fest organizers must be eagerly awaiting a chance at showcasing this film.

Maps To The Stars released their US trailer today and The Playlist included the film in their 25 Best Films of 2015 We've Already Seen. Here's their verdict on the film:

Verdict: Soapy to the point of lunacy, overwrought to a near-camp extreme, and atypically messy from the usually hospital-corners Cronenberg, “Maps to the Stars” is also a huge, almost sinful truckload of fun. Assembling a wonderful cast who take delight in ripping to shreds the folly and hubris of the vacant Hollywood lifestyle, the film is a riot of inside-baseball winks about the film industry, and the deeply narcissist, rotten-to-the-core sellouts who populate it. Julianne Moore’s titanic performance as the fading star facing encroaching middle age (and therefore irrelevance) is so good that it won her Cannes' Best Actress award, and in one go ensures that she herself will never suffer her character’s fate. But all of the cast do sterling work: it’s a, "Hey, where you been?" to John Cusack, and a, "Hello, we’ll be seeing a lot more of you," to Evan Bird, especially. It’s may simply be a gonzo gothic telenovela (so much soap can only ever generate so much froth), but it’s a giddy good time at the pictures.