Amazing NEW 'High Life' Stills With Robert Pattinson

Amazing NEW 'High Life' Stills With Robert Pattinson 



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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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FIRST CLIP From 'Life' With Robert Pattinson & Dane DeHaan

FIRST CLIP From 'Life' With Robert Pattinson & Dane DeHaan

Production Notes For Robert Pattinson's 'Life'

Production Notes For Robert Pattinson's 'Life'

With the Berlin Film Festival about to start the Production Notes for Life have been released.
They're an interesting read and include some great quotes from Rob and also some very complimentary quotes about Rob from his co-stars, director and more.
Grab a cuppa and make yourself comfy! 



Telefilm Canada, Film4, Screen Australia, Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein Present

LIFE

In association with FilmNation Entertainment, Corner Piece Capital, Entertainment One, The Harold Greenberg Fund, Cross City Sales

A See-Saw Films, First Generation Films, Barry Films Production

A Film by Anton Corbijn

ROBERT PATTINSON

DANE DEHAAN

JOEL EDGERTON

ALESSANDRA MASTRONARDI

STELLA SCHNABEL

and BEN KINGSLEY

Directed by ANTON CORBIJN

Screenplay by LUKE DAVIES

Produced by IAIN CANNING EMILE SHERMAN CHRISTINA PIOVESAN

Produced by BENITO MUELLER WOLFGANG MUELLER

Line Producer STEVE WAKEFIELD

Executive Producers TESSA ROSS MARK SLONE MICHEL MERKT

Executive Producers MARK ROBERTS SHELDON RABINOWITZ ROSS JACOBSON

Director of Photography CHARLOTTE BRUUS CHRISTENSEN

Production Designer ANASTASIA MASARO

Editor NICK FENTON

Music by OWEN PALLETT

Hair Designer VINCENT SULLIVAN

Make-up Designer DONALD MOWAT

Costume Designer GERSHA PHILLIPS

Casting by LAURA ROSENTHAL

Canadian Casting by JOHN BUCHAN C.S.A. and JASON KNIGHT C.S.A.5

Click HERE to read the rest

NEW PIC Of Robert Pattinson As Dennis Stock In 'Life'

NEW PIC Of Robert Pattinson As Dennis Stock In 'Life'

Yesterday Ciak Magazine shared a peek at the Italian poster for Life (check it out below).
Today they are sharing this new pic of Rob as Dennis Stock in a preview of the movie.
Have I said how excited I am to see this movie?



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NEW PIC From 'Life' Featuring Robert Pattinson & Anton Corbijn Talks Post Production In Hamburg

NEW PIC From 'Life' Featuring Robert Pattinson & Anton Corbijn Talks Post Production In Hamburg

Anton Corbijn spoke about the post-production of Life in Hamburg in the german article below which we translated using Google Translate.
There's also a sneaky pic featuring Rob from the movie.



Translated using Google Translate:

For his latest project Anton Corbijn has returned to the Hanseatic city. In Post Republic Life is currently preparing the color grading for the Australian- Canadian- German co-production.

"It's wonderful to be here again," says Anton Corbijn . Dutch director and photographer had last A Most Wanted Man shot in Hamburg and was enthusiastic about the locations and the special atmosphere in the Hanseatic city. His latest film Life tells the story of Hollywood photographer Dennis Stock, gets to know in 1955 at a party the still unknown James Dean. A special meeting of the addition to the world-famous portraits of Hollywood icon, a wonderful friendship apparent.

The topic was very appealing to him, told Anton Corbijn, who became famous as a photographer mainly by its musicians Proträts. Also on film, he has worked with artists and personalities within his first film control the life of Ian Curtis, the lead singer of the band Joy Devision in scene.

Life is produced on the German side of Wolfgang Müller ( Barry Films) and is expected to mark the 60th anniversary of the death of James Dean in 2015 in German cinemas. The main roles are played by Dane Dehaan and Robert Pattinson. The Hamburg Film Fund Schlesig - Holstein has supported the film with € 250,000 in production.

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Thanks BlondeMel

*NEW* US Theatrical Poster For Robert Pattinson's 'The Rover'

UPDATE: Also added the french poster below 
*NEW* US Theatrical Poster For Robert Pattinson's 'The Rover'

Check out this great new poster that The Playlist shared for The Rover 



French Poster via Metropolitan Films



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NEW 'Maps To The Stars' Still With Robert Pattinson As Jerome

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NEW 'Maps To The Stars' Still With Robert Pattinson As Jerome 

Can never get too much JeRob right?



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Check out more NEW stills over at MapsToTheStars.com

MOVIE NEWS: A24 promising BIG month for Robert Pattinson's The Rover in January

MOVIE NEWS: A24 promising BIG month for Robert Pattinson's The Rover in January

Are you ready for The Rover trailer? The Rover anything?



Well we don't have it. Yet. It's coming....soonish....or maybe in January??

@candiojones January is going to be a BIG month for The Rover.
— A24 (@A24Films) December 5, 2013

As always....we'll keep you posted!

Casting news for Robert Pattinson's Maps To The Stars! Mia Wasikowska, Olivia Williams and Evan Bird

Casting news for Robert Pattinson's Maps To The Stars! Mia Wasikowska, Olivia Williams and Evan Bird

This film is moving along quite nicely!



The Hollywood Reporter announced earlier today the addition of 3 cast members to Maps To The Stars.



Olivia Williams (Anna Karenina, The Sixth Sense, An Education) will play Cristina, the manipulative mother of Evan Bird (The Killing), Benjie, the troubled, drug-addicted child star. Mia Wasikowska (Alice in Wonderland, The Kids Are Alright, also starring Julianne Moore, Jane Eyre) will play Agatha, Benjie's disfigured, schizophrenic, fame-obsessed sister.

They join Rob as well as Julianne Moore, John Cusack and Sarah Gadon. No updates on the character descriptions for these top-shelf stars yet.



A few quotes surrounding the release:

• ThePlaylist: His films may be freaky and funky and may not appeal to the average Joe Moviegoer, but stars line up to work with David Cronenberg. Simply, with unique stories usually married with inventive visuals, the filmmaker makes the kinds of movies few get the chance to do in Hollywood and so it comes as no surprise that his upcoming "Maps To The Stars" is lining up talent left and right....Drugs, disfigurement, manipulation? Yep, that's Cronenberg.
• Up&Comers: David Cronenberg continues to build an impressive cast for his next feature
• TheFilmStage: It sounds the director is moving further into unhinged territory

In the press release, producer, Martin Katz, said:

The level of talent that we are attracting to this film speaks to the continuing allure of David Cronenberg. We are thrilled to share these latest casting additions as we take this exciting new project to Cannes.

The film is full steam ahead with sales happening later this month in Cannes and production beginning in Toronto and Los Angeles this July.

Um. Am I excited?? YES. MTTS news makes me get up and dance. This is going to be a great production.



Follow MTTS news on the blog under out tag HERE or check out our movie fansite, MapsToTheStarsFilm.

"I Think People Will Be Quite Surprised By Rob's Performance, He's Really Extraordinary In It" - Guy Pearce On Robert Pattinson In "The Rover"

"I Think People Will Be Quite Surprised By Rob's Performance, He's Really Extraordinary In It" - Guy Pearce On Robert Pattinson In "The Rover"

MORE great praise from Guy Pearce in this interview with Angela Bishop for Ten New.
He also talks about how he got on with Rob, how down to earth he is and shooting in the desert.

I think Guy has earned his Robsessed badge ;-)
Starts around the 0:56 mark


via TheRoverFilm.com

VIDEOS: Guy Pearce Talks Some MORE About "The Rover" & Robert Pattinson To Sunrise & The Morning Show

VIDEOS: Guy Pearce Talks Some MORE About "The Rover" & Robert Pattinson To Sunrise & The Morning Show

Bring it on! Loving that they're all asking Guy about "The Rover" and hopefully there's more to come!
This time Guy Pearce did interviews with Australia's  "Sunrise" & "The Morning Show" and they briefly brought up "The Rover".

In his interview with "Sunrise".......

• He talks about how David is a really clever guy & brings some really unusual things to the screen
• Says how it's a really dark film and how himself and Rob got to do some really interesting stuff together (EXCITE!!)
• Talks about how they filmed in The Flinders Rangers and finished 3 weeks ago

 Check it out below around the 3:23 mark



And a brief mention of "The Rover" in this interview with "The Morning Show" where Guy says there were no funny anecdotes from the set of "The Rover" because it was a pretty heavy experience

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Around the 4:45 mark



via TheRoverFilm.com

And in case you missed the earlier post about Guy talking about Rob check it out HERE 

365 Days of Robert Pattinson: Jan. 1 ~ Future Rob Film That Excites You

365 Days of Robert Pattinson: Jan. 1 ~ Future Rob Film That Excites You



All three of us were in sync for the first 365DoR!


Kate:

Well…….if I’m honest they all excite me. I guess “The Rover” would be my initial choice but I’m not sure if that’s mainly because it’s the first one on Rob’s schedule for this year. And then I’m SUPER excited about “Maps to the Stars” too (if it happens) because it’s Robenberg again can’t WAIT for that. Ugh this is harder than I thought (what are the next 364 gonna be like?) RIGHT going with the first thing that came into my head “THE ROVER” is my choice, going with this one because we know SO little about it, the cast is brilliant and I saw “Animal Kingdom” over Christmas and I liked what I saw! There…..done ;-)) 

Tink:

this is crazy hard because im so excited for all of Rob’s upcoming films: The Rover because he’s working with a fresh and talented filmmaker and the role was something he said wasn’t easy to come by. he’ll be playing more of a “character” than he normally does. Hold On To Me because the role is probably the most purposely sexy of all of them and the story is great. it’s a minor role but a significant one. Queen of the Desert because he’s taking on the challenge again of playing a real person and the period and story excite me. Maps To The Stars because of David Cronenberg. Mission: Blacklist because it’s the only film with Rob as the lead and the story is completely fascinating. Rob is working with amazing directors for each role and his co-stars are some of the best in the business.  

saying all that, i’ll choose The Rover as the film i’m looking forward to the most but only because it’s the one i know the least about. we tend to be more intrigued by the unknown sometimes. that’s the only way i could decide for this day.

Kat:

Excited for The Rover most I think... starting #365DoR off with a tough one. I doubt any will be easy though!!

Yeah that was a tough one because I know we're all pretty excited for Rob to get back to filming and filming all that he is. Did you guys see Dec. 31st on the list? We'll see how much difference a year makes. :)
Share your thoughts and we'll see you with tomorrow with 365DoR!

Robert Pattinson talks about Queen of the Desert and the role being expanded just for him

Robert Pattinson talks about Queen of the Desert and the role being expanded just for him

Thompson on Hollywood chatted with Rob about his next projects and Queen of the Desert was talked about. An excerpt:

Rob Pattinson changed out of his green suit before coming to the party with wearing a more casual red sweater and baseball cap, saying he has three movies to shoot befiore he even gets to "Queen of the Desert," in which he plays T.E. Lawrence opposite Naomi Watts' Gertude Bell. 

"I wanted to work with Werner Herzog," he told me. He has no idea if he'll go blond to play Lawrence fo Arabia. And the role is being expanded for him. First he has to get through David Michod's "The Rover."

This might be The Rover, Mission: Blacklist and Maps To The Stars before QotD. We'll see how all the productions pan out but how awesome that the role was expanded for Rob! The filmmakers know they got a great thing going for them. ;)

Thanks smurfy_tapz!

Sneak Peek at Cosmopolis Film Reel with Robert Pattinson + More Info on Portugal Screening

Sneak Peek at Cosmopolis Film Reel with Robert Pattinson + More Info on Portugal Screening

Inside Cannes was able to see the film reel for Cosmopolis and snapped a few photos. You can see the opening title treatment and Rob as Eric Packer on his "throne". :)







If any of you are attending the Portugal screening with Rob, here are some more details via Spunk Ransom.

I just received an e-mail regardless the one of the Cosmopolis screening in Portugal.
In the e-mail they say that the screening is going to happen on Grand Auditorium of the CCB, on the 29th May at 8PM and will count with the presence of (confirmed to date) David Cronenberg – director, Robert Pattinson – the main actor, Don DeLillo – author and Paul Giamatti – actor.
Tomorrow (May 10, starting at 3PM), they will start to sell the tickets for the screening.
Ticket price: 10 €
You can buy ticket every day from 11AM to 8PM. Click HERE.

Via

Torture Tuesday with Robert Pattinson: 1 MORE WEEK!!!!!!

Torture Tuesday with Robert Pattinson: 1 MORE WEEK!!!!!!

GAH!!!! 1 MORE WEEK!!!!

Bel Ami is around the corner! Have you made your plans? You know we want you READY.

First: The list of viewing options for May 4th. I'm checking the release time for a film going on VOD this week so I'll let you guys know if May 4th at midnight (May 3rd 9pm PST) is an option.



Next: A quick update about theaters for June 8th. Check you out, Ohio!



Lastly: A respectable review from Times Literary Review. I've been quite bothered with Magnolia Pictures twitter campaign for the film in the States. It's a shame the film isn't being promoted in a fashion that isn't so teeny-bopper but I can't act like I don't understand that approach either. C'est la vie. I believe Cosmopolis will have better promo stateside.

Here's the excerpt of the Rob mention but click the thumbnail to read the whole interview. Thank you Jean for emailing it to us :)

The film looks sumptuous and the Anglo-American cast is distinguished...The heart-throb Robert Pattinson as Duroy is more likeable and guileless than the Third Republic parvenu of the book. Maupassant said of him "he has no talent. He gets ahead by using women", and this aspect of Duroy's character is well brought out by Pattinson.

We are so ready for you, DuRob.

Robert Pattinson's Cosmopolis gets Italian distributor

Robert Pattinson's Cosmopolis gets Italian distributor

Oh yes.....drink him up...



Cosmopolis nailed Italian distributor, RAI Cinema. Variety reports:

Given that Italian movies are humming locally, RAI Cinema’s current policy is to buy less American product, picking mostly high-profile Hollywood titles that can generate big box office.

However “it’s not easy to find available American blockbusters, so we’ve also focused on smaller films,” said RAI Cinema managing director Paolo Del Brocco.

It acquired “Cosmopolis” starring Robert Pattinson from Gaul’s Kinology...

RAI Cinema is also distributing George Clooney's The Ides of March, a film generating early Oscar buzz. Can't wait to hear more distribution news! We already know the film is gunning for Cannes. :)

RobPattMoms also let us know that Cosmopolis is on the list to be distributed in 2012.

Source: Variety | Via: CosmopolisFilm

Tweets About Robert Pattinson From The WFE Set

Tweets About Robert Pattinson From The WFE Set

Thought you'd like to see some tweets from the set of WFE from some of Rob's co-stars.
Cream Pies & Showgirls Huh?







Thanks to Mona & Loisada for the tip!

Pattinson, Brosnan Showdown Ends With Big Twist

Loving this review!



From PopCornBiz

The pairing of Robert Pattinson and Pierce Brosnan as father and son in "Remember Me" has had fans atwitter since the cast was announced, but it's the film's surprise ending that will keep the buzz alive.

Pattinson is sharp in this beautifully shot film, and one-time James Bond Brosnan is in top form. Their thick onscreen New York accents might slip a bit in the heat of their constant arguing, given Pattinson's a Brit and Brosnan an Irishman. But Pattinson makes coming out on the wrong end of cop fights and cramped student living in New York look appealing, while the polished Brosnan looks perfectly at home in his big business surroundings.

But the big talking point when this movie hits screens next month will be the surprise twist of an ending. For the sake of maintaining the surprise, we'll keep the details short on this massive twist. Suffice it to say it makes "The Book of Eli's" blind-reveal look pretty tame in comparison. It's a whopper.

Popcorn Biz will have a full review shortly before "Remember Me" opens on March 12.

PLEASE don't discuss the ending etc in the comments, keep it spoiler free or I'll send Angry Edward after you or even worse Angry Gozde!

Thanks to Tess for sending us the link