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Fuzzy Robert Pattinson Picture From WFE Set Friday Night

Last night I went to the Chickamuga set. It took me an hour to get there and like everyone says its really far out. I got there at 9 and like 3 minutes later a white van slowly came out. Robert was in the back on the passenger side of the road. He was sitting there and I noticed him and waved, then he smiled and waved back. Not many people noticed him because right behind the van was a black, extremly tinted SUV so everyone was paying attention to that. (Gozde: Nice cover up :) Hide in plain sight...)

Thanks to Tesslovefaith7 and H2OforElephants

Jimmy Fallon Talks Robert Pattinson

Jimmy Fallon stopped by NBC's day of the TCA press tour on Friday to talk about hosting the Emmys and Late Night. We caught up with him at the party later that night, where we couldn't help but ask about working with Robert Pattinson on Robert is Bothered. Jimmy had nothing but glowing words for the Twilight star, who caused the loudest fan screams of any guest he's had on the show. Jimmy also shared his thoughts on this week's American Idol shakeup. Here's more:

PopSugar: Can we expect to see Robert is Bothered at the Emmys?
Jimmy Fallon: Of all the bits on our show that we can do, we gave [the Academy] 10 different versions of all sorts of things we could do, to which they said these are all great, but we have to give out awards. So we have to cut it down to three bits. And Robert is Bothered was not in there. I pitched Robert is Bothered for Teen Choice Awards.

PS: How was Robert Pattinson to work with on Robert is Bothered?
JF: He was a great sport. He climbed up in the tree and did it with us. I've never heard louder screams in my life. The screams didn't compare to anyone, even when Justin Bieber has been on. He was describing his movie Remember Me and people would just not stop screaming. And I was just thinking this is so cool. What an experience. I really hope he's enjoying this ride. He's a great guy and he deserves it. He was really shy and really happy — exactly the same backstage as he is on the interview. He's a charming guy, but just really shy and I just hope he's enjoying the moment. It must be super exciting to be him.

To read more of this interview with Jimmy click the source HERE

NEW Pics Of Robert Pattinson On WFE Set (30th July)

*NEW* Pics Of Robert Pattinson On WFE Set (30th July)

Robert Pattinson films new scenes in Georgia for his latest movie "Water for Elephants" in which he co-stars with Oscar winning actress Reese Witherspoon. The British actor filmed scenes outside a farmhouse in rural Georgia where he can be seen getting out of a vintage Ford and leaving his family wearing a tweed suit and bow tie

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Cody Woods Talks About "Water For Elephants" (Part 3)

These are only the parts where he mentions Rob. If you want to read the full thing or if you missed Parts 1 & 2 head over to Cody's FB page here

The afternoon sun took over the valley and heat set in. After a satisfying lunch I contemplated how much had happened in just two days. I wondered what Tai the elephant thought of all the commotion. My hat had flattened on top so I re-shaped the dimples and slugged down a big glass of water before heading back over the tracks. In the Big Top the camera equipment had been moved toward the menagerie. The acting doubles for Rob and Christoph talked with the stunt coordinator and began rehearsing. First in slow-motion but soon in full-speed, the two actors fought. They choked, pushed, and hit each other as we watched from the bleachers. Soon, the lead actors emerged and studied the scene their doubles had worked out. After several reenactments, Rob and Christoph took over. One rehearsal and “action”; Christoph grunted heavily and swung with might. Rob winced in pain and shoved the bull-hook away. His expression of agony made the painted blood on his face come to life. I watched on from the edge of my seat imagining my own musical film score as the scene played out.

Finally the “background artists” were called to work. “Come on down here folks,” said the AD. He grabbed my shoulder and lined me up a few feet from where Rob was now laying in the dirt. Christoph straddled the wounded young actor and Reese Witherspoon stood two feet from my right. Rodrigo, the cinematographer, worked with Reese for a moment to find the perfect angle for her entrance. A few seconds later the slate snapped in front of the camera the scene turned fierce. Reese approached the scrapping men and I raced ahead to the menagerie. Phew - no buffalo. A line of Rubes followed after me. When I turned, Francis jumped out from his director’s chair and approached the lead actors grinning with excitement. “It looks really great!! Let’s do it again.”