Oh that Robert! Such a tease. The sexhair has been detained. I repeat, the sexhair has been detained.
Click HERE for earlier fan pics of Rob at the show and when the sexhair lived a freer life.
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Showing posts with label bromance for the win. Show all posts
NEW PICS: Robert Pattinson at Van Morrison after party with Tom Sturridge (Aug. 31)
NEW PICS: Robert Pattinson at Van Morrison after party with Tom Sturridge (Aug. 31)
Oh that Robert! Such a tease. The sexhair has been detained. I repeat, the sexhair has been detained.
Click HERE for earlier fan pics of Rob at the show and when the sexhair lived a freer life.
Click for full size!
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Oh that Robert! Such a tease. The sexhair has been detained. I repeat, the sexhair has been detained.
Click HERE for earlier fan pics of Rob at the show and when the sexhair lived a freer life.
Click for full size!
Source | Source
FAN PIC: Robert Pattinson & Tom Sturridge Leaving Van Morrison's Birthday Gig In Belfast
FAN PIC: Robert Pattinson & Tom Sturridge Leaving Van Morrison's Birthday Gig In Belfast
Aww love that Rob and Tom went to this together.
We hope they had a great time!!
Caption on pic:
"#Film star Robert Pattinson departs #VanMorrison gig at Cyprus Avenue. Typical of me to only photo his back... "
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If you missed the earlier pics from the gig, catch them HERE
Aww love that Rob and Tom went to this together.
We hope they had a great time!!
Caption on pic:
"#Film star Robert Pattinson departs #VanMorrison gig at Cyprus Avenue. Typical of me to only photo his back... "
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If you missed the earlier pics from the gig, catch them HERE
VIDEO: Guy Pearce praises Robert Pattinson's musical skills - Rob's "a really great songwriter"
VIDEO: Guy Pearce praises Robert Pattinson's musical skills - Rob's "a really great songwriter"
Guy Pearce is releasing his debut album and during an interview, he gave Rob some enthused praise for his songwriting skills and mentioned how they were able to play together on The Rover. Excerpt from Daily Telegraph:
Thank you Flavia!
Guy Pearce is releasing his debut album and during an interview, he gave Rob some enthused praise for his songwriting skills and mentioned how they were able to play together on The Rover. Excerpt from Daily Telegraph:
The actor has revealed he jammed with Russell Crowe when they worked together on L.A. Confidential and years later, he sang with co-star in The Rover Robert Pattinson, who he describes as a “great songwriter”.Click HERE to watch the video of Guy talking about Rob. He starts after the 3:40 mark in the second video.
“We had a few good plays,” said Pearce of his music sessions with Crowe. “I mean I’m not a great guitarist to be honest, Russell’s a much more formidable guitarist than I am, but we sat and compared notes and played a few songs together at times”.
“You know I’ve done that with a few actors along the way — Rob Pattinson is a really great songwriter, so on the road we had a bit of time together playing music.”
Thank you Flavia!
More details about Robert Pattinson's bromance with Zac Efron and their night out (July 22)
More details about Robert Pattinson's bromance with Zac Efron and their night out (July 22)
E! and People have more info from Rob's night out with Zac Efron. We posted a couple of fan pics HERE and a link to his pics with Zac HERE.
Spunk Ransom snagged the video from E! that chats about Rob's bromance with Zac (click HERE for our earlier post from over the weekend). They also gave a few more details about last night at Pinz and hitting up Bootsy Bellows afterwards. There's video of them leaving but you can't see anything unless you have X-ray vision. Lucky Superman.
Excerpt from People:
He may be making headlines for his relationship with Michelle Rodriguez, but Zac Efron made it a guys-only night out in Los Angeles Tuesday.
The actor, 26, and some famous celebrity friends hit Bootsy Bellows in West Hollywood. There, Efron laid low, sipping on Fiji water in the club's back VIP room as pals Robert Pattinson, Ryan Rottman and Joe Jonas joined him, an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
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When Jay Z and Kanye West's hit "Otis" came on, Efron (who maintained his sobriety) bobbed to the beat with 28-year-old Pattinson (who sipped cocktails) while being very chatty with the rest of the group.
Thank you Nancy and PJ!
E! and People have more info from Rob's night out with Zac Efron. We posted a couple of fan pics HERE and a link to his pics with Zac HERE.
Spunk Ransom snagged the video from E! that chats about Rob's bromance with Zac (click HERE for our earlier post from over the weekend). They also gave a few more details about last night at Pinz and hitting up Bootsy Bellows afterwards. There's video of them leaving but you can't see anything unless you have X-ray vision. Lucky Superman.
Excerpt from People:
He may be making headlines for his relationship with Michelle Rodriguez, but Zac Efron made it a guys-only night out in Los Angeles Tuesday.
The actor, 26, and some famous celebrity friends hit Bootsy Bellows in West Hollywood. There, Efron laid low, sipping on Fiji water in the club's back VIP room as pals Robert Pattinson, Ryan Rottman and Joe Jonas joined him, an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
...
When Jay Z and Kanye West's hit "Otis" came on, Efron (who maintained his sobriety) bobbed to the beat with 28-year-old Pattinson (who sipped cocktails) while being very chatty with the rest of the group.
Thank you Nancy and PJ!
NEW STILL: Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce gather for a snooze around the camp fire
NEW STILL: Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce gather for a snooze around the camp fire
I loved the fireside chats in this film.
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I loved the fireside chats in this film.
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Guy Pearce talks about Robert Pattinson: "This guy is going to have just the most incredible career"
Guy Pearce talks about Robert Pattinson: "This guy is going to have just the most incredible career"
Excerpt from Den of Geek:
Were you guys uncomfortable during the shoot and did you want to be, to help get into the spirit of the film?
Well, there is a certain level of uncomfortability that's necessary obviously because you're out there in the heat and it's dusty, but I find it awe inspiring as well because that landscape is incredible. You feel like you're just away from everything. You're away from all the noise of the city and all those things that you sort of live your life by these days, iPads and iPhones and all the i's, you know, all that stuff slowly didn't work the further north we got. The phones didn't work and then we sort of lost Internet connection. So it's sort of tough but it's equally kind of inspiring because you're aware of it being put down on film and it being part of this film that you're making. Every kind of difficult and fascinating location we got to, you would just think, "Oh wow, this is going to be incredible on film." We had pretty hot weather but we had breaks in the weather too occasionally, like it would rain and cool down for a bit so we kind of felt like we were okay. I mean it was pretty brutal and pretty hot a lot of the time, and I know it was hot for Rob because he wasn't so used to it. I've done a couple of films in the desert now. I love it out there.
How was it working with Rob? His fame maybe has overshadowed his talent to some degree.
Well, I mean, that performance that you see him deliver in the film -- I detected that on the first or second day or whenever I went to set and watched him work, I was like, "Wow this is going to be great." I mean, Rob is a pretty quietly spoken guy. I think it is difficult for him dealing with all of the publicity that he gets and all that sort of stuff and so he just sort of wants to get out of the way and not get hassled. You don't get too much of a sense of who he is and then he starts performing and you just think, "Wow, this kid's incredible." And you think about the popularity that he has and how amazing he looks, and you couple that with that talent and you think, "Wow, this guy is going to have just the most incredible career." He has an amazing career already, but for him to now be able to just string together one more interesting role after another I think will be fantastic.
He was great to work with. He was so relieved to be out there and not be hassled by paparazzi and press and fans and stuff that he had a really great time. We didn't really know each other very well, in fact we didn't know each other at all and just slowly got to know each other through the course of the film, which was good because we're not meant to know each other at the beginning anyway. We all just sort of slipped into it kind of nicely. There was a nice respect for David and for the movie he was making and for each other, and the characters we were playing. I think what was interesting was once I started to realize what that dynamic between us was going to be -- I got it on the page on an intellectual level, but once I started to see what Rob was doing and how needy and vulnerable the character was, then I really knew what was going to work as far as what I offered up and what I delivered with him. It's always interesting when you are reading relationships in a script, the transition between that and the actual doing of it, once you start meeting actors. Something can go wrong and another actor would be horrible or they could think you're horrible and you just think this is going to be really difficult. But then other times you just go wow, this whole thing is opening up now. Now I get it so it's interesting.
Excerpt from Den of Geek:
Were you guys uncomfortable during the shoot and did you want to be, to help get into the spirit of the film?
Well, there is a certain level of uncomfortability that's necessary obviously because you're out there in the heat and it's dusty, but I find it awe inspiring as well because that landscape is incredible. You feel like you're just away from everything. You're away from all the noise of the city and all those things that you sort of live your life by these days, iPads and iPhones and all the i's, you know, all that stuff slowly didn't work the further north we got. The phones didn't work and then we sort of lost Internet connection. So it's sort of tough but it's equally kind of inspiring because you're aware of it being put down on film and it being part of this film that you're making. Every kind of difficult and fascinating location we got to, you would just think, "Oh wow, this is going to be incredible on film." We had pretty hot weather but we had breaks in the weather too occasionally, like it would rain and cool down for a bit so we kind of felt like we were okay. I mean it was pretty brutal and pretty hot a lot of the time, and I know it was hot for Rob because he wasn't so used to it. I've done a couple of films in the desert now. I love it out there.
How was it working with Rob? His fame maybe has overshadowed his talent to some degree.
Well, I mean, that performance that you see him deliver in the film -- I detected that on the first or second day or whenever I went to set and watched him work, I was like, "Wow this is going to be great." I mean, Rob is a pretty quietly spoken guy. I think it is difficult for him dealing with all of the publicity that he gets and all that sort of stuff and so he just sort of wants to get out of the way and not get hassled. You don't get too much of a sense of who he is and then he starts performing and you just think, "Wow, this kid's incredible." And you think about the popularity that he has and how amazing he looks, and you couple that with that talent and you think, "Wow, this guy is going to have just the most incredible career." He has an amazing career already, but for him to now be able to just string together one more interesting role after another I think will be fantastic.
He was great to work with. He was so relieved to be out there and not be hassled by paparazzi and press and fans and stuff that he had a really great time. We didn't really know each other very well, in fact we didn't know each other at all and just slowly got to know each other through the course of the film, which was good because we're not meant to know each other at the beginning anyway. We all just sort of slipped into it kind of nicely. There was a nice respect for David and for the movie he was making and for each other, and the characters we were playing. I think what was interesting was once I started to realize what that dynamic between us was going to be -- I got it on the page on an intellectual level, but once I started to see what Rob was doing and how needy and vulnerable the character was, then I really knew what was going to work as far as what I offered up and what I delivered with him. It's always interesting when you are reading relationships in a script, the transition between that and the actual doing of it, once you start meeting actors. Something can go wrong and another actor would be horrible or they could think you're horrible and you just think this is going to be really difficult. But then other times you just go wow, this whole thing is opening up now. Now I get it so it's interesting.
NEW: Robert Pattinson promoting The Rover in Sydney with Guy and David!
Robert Pattinson with David Michôd and Guy Pearce in The Rover portraits at Cannes!
Robert Pattinson with David Michôd and Guy Pearce in The Rover portraits at Cannes!
UPDATE: Added more HQs, look for UPDATE
These are GREAT!
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MQs under the cut!
UPDATE: Added more HQs, look for UPDATE
These are GREAT!
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MQs under the cut!
PICS: Robert Pattinson, Guy Pearce and David Michôd at Cannes event for The Rover! (May 17)
PICS: Robert Pattinson, Guy Pearce and David Michôd at Cannes event for The Rover! (May 17)
YAY!!!!!! It's The Rover family!!!
David on the far left, Guy, producer Liz (short blonde hair) and Rob! All together for a cast dinner. <333
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YAY!!!!!! It's The Rover family!!!
David on the far left, Guy, producer Liz (short blonde hair) and Rob! All together for a cast dinner. <333
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NEW: David Cronenberg mentions Robert Pattinson, Maps To The Stars and being very proud and happy with Cosmopolis
NEW: David Cronenberg mentions Robert Pattinson, Maps To The Stars and being very proud and happy with Cosmopolis
We know Rob has hopped on a jet and is on his way to Cannes! The Hollywood Reporter listed Rob and the rest of the Maps To The Stars cast and crew in attendance at a festival party happening May 16th so we'll be keeping an eye out for the King of Cannes at that function and more.
David Cronenberg talked to The Hollywood Reporter and mentioned a conversation he had with Rob during Cosmopolis filming. The interview is a good read and I can't wait to see these two working the Cannes circuit together again.
Excerpt from The Hollywood Reporter:
We know Rob has hopped on a jet and is on his way to Cannes! The Hollywood Reporter listed Rob and the rest of the Maps To The Stars cast and crew in attendance at a festival party happening May 16th so we'll be keeping an eye out for the King of Cannes at that function and more.
David Cronenberg talked to The Hollywood Reporter and mentioned a conversation he had with Rob during Cosmopolis filming. The interview is a good read and I can't wait to see these two working the Cannes circuit together again.
Excerpt from The Hollywood Reporter:
You made Maps for a little more than $13 million. What is your approach to film financing?David mentions Cosmopolis later in the interview and talks about how he's very proud of the film.
Money can be neutral, and as long as the source of the money doesn’t involve giving up creative freedom, I don’t care where it comes from. In fact, I rather like that independent films are put together like Frankenstein: You get pieces from all over the world, and you stitch them together and hope it ends up being a living organism. That’s the financing. But creatively — obviously that’s one of the reasons you make independent films, for creative freedom. You don’t have studio interference. When I was making [2012’s] Cosmopolis, [Robert] Pattinson said to me, “I’ve never seen this before.” I said, “You’ve never seen what?” He said, “You just make all the decisions right here on the spot.” I said, “Yeah.” I mean, you don’t actually have to wait to get memos from the studio. He said he’d never been in a situation where the director did what he wanted, without consultation. I said: “You know, it’s just us making this movie. There’s no one else — there’s no Big Brother.”
Older directors often lose their creative edge as their careers progress. At 71, you don’t seem to have that problem. Why?
It’s a matter of creative force and edge. Cosmopolis, which was not a successful film in terms of box office, for me was a really successful film in terms of pushing the envelope of filmmaking. So I’m really very proud and happy with that film. That’s the thing: I’ve never lost sight of why I’m making films. You can lose sight of it. When you get older, for me, you can even get choosier. If a film isn’t really exciting, if it’s just ordinary, there’s no way I’ll do it. I don’t need the money. Not that I’m rich, but I have enough to live on, and I don’t need to do a movie for money — and I don’t need to do a movie just to be doing a movie. It has to be something that really pushes my buttons, and Maps to the Stars did that. It took 10 years to get it made. The same was true of A Dangerous Method, and Crash as well. The more difficult, interesting films take 10 years to get made. Eventually I’m going to run out of time, but it takes a project like that to get me interested. So I’m not likely to make a boring film.
David Cronenberg making a boring film — that would generate some scandal.That would be the bad kind of scandal, absolutely.Click HERE to read the full interview
Torture Tuesday: Robert Pattinson and David ______________
Torture Tuesday: Robert Pattinson and David ______________
Hey guys....it's time for some TORTURE!!!!!
Hehe....I really do enjoy this. Let's cut to the chase because you're certainly not going to be pleased. The Rover and Maps To The Stars have had AMAZING press for the past week. CannesRob3.0 is going to blow us away! We're going to see Robenberg reunited! Those two are what classic bromances are made of. All the praise. All the adoration. It's chicken soup for the ROBsessed soul.
We're also going to see Rob promoting with another David! David Michôd is no slouch with the Rob love either. The Rover promo with Rob + David hasn't even really happened yet but we know Rob was Michôd's first choice for Rey by a long way, and that he thinks Rob is a really smart guy and knows exactly what he want to do to build his career. Rob also happens to be David's fave...
So the question is....how do you feel about Rob and David___________
That's an easy one, right?
HAHA!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!
Hey guys....it's time for some TORTURE!!!!!
Hehe....I really do enjoy this. Let's cut to the chase because you're certainly not going to be pleased. The Rover and Maps To The Stars have had AMAZING press for the past week. CannesRob3.0 is going to blow us away! We're going to see Robenberg reunited! Those two are what classic bromances are made of. All the praise. All the adoration. It's chicken soup for the ROBsessed soul.
We're also going to see Rob promoting with another David! David Michôd is no slouch with the Rob love either. The Rover promo with Rob + David hasn't even really happened yet but we know Rob was Michôd's first choice for Rey by a long way, and that he thinks Rob is a really smart guy and knows exactly what he want to do to build his career. Rob also happens to be David's fave...
So the question is....how do you feel about Rob and David___________
That's an easy one, right?
HAHA!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!
More pictures of Robert Pattinson and Dane DeHaan smiley and cute on the set of LIFE (March 4)
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