Gorgeous Old Robert Pattinson Photoshoot Pic (Now Larger)

Gorgeous Old Robert Pattinson Photoshoot Pic (Now Larger)

Awwww do you remember this photoshoot from 2012? This was 'one' of my many favourite pics from it.
We never did get these pics in HQ. Hopefully someday. For now here's this one LARGER.



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Robert Pattinson's producer for Queen of the Desert drops a hint on filming time frame

Robert Pattinson's producer for Queen of the Desert drops a hint on filming time frame

I feel like I'm watching a horse race...

We had Mission: Blacklist in the lead until The Rover pulled ahead only to be set back by Queen of the Desert from far behind but in the final moments, The Rover wins by a nose!

Queen of the Desert producer has an update on when the film will be shot.:


The Rover filming dates are currently Jan-March 2013 so we'll see how this all rolls out. Rob is not the lead in The Rover or Queen of the Desert so we don't know how much time he's required on set. We're going to have to wait and see.

Another cool tweet from the producer talking about his two stars:


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Film.com Robert Pattinson's "Remember Me" Is Well Done

This is a really good review and one of the few I've read that doesn't contain spoilers. Of you've seen the trailers etc then there's nothing here that you don't already know. If you're a complete "Remember Me" Virgin then maybe skip it until you've seen the movie. Personally I don't consider this review spoilerish at all!

"Remember Me is challenging in all the right ways."

Razorblade, that's what I call love
I bet you pick it up and mess around with it. - "Razorblade" -- The Strokes

As I look through the six pages of hurriedly scribbled notes I took while watching Remember Me, I'm struck by the overall ambition and courage of the film. (Kate: GAH How could you bear to take your eyes off the screen!) Massive themes are considered here: love and loss, the role parents should play, sibling support, fledgling relationships in college, the role of blunt trauma in the building of character. True, that's a lot of emotional weight, and the key for enjoyment here is to buy into the overarching sincerity of the film. By taking a risk, and actually being about something, Remember Me becomes vulnerable to those who would lash out against perceived melodrama in movies. But we've got to take back the streets on this one; we need writers and directors out there taking chances, we've got to get away from the paint-by-numbers industry that has become modern cinema.

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