*NEW* Pics ~ Robert Pattinson Out & About In LA Looking Gorgeous (May 2nd)

UPDATE 2: More Pics Added After The Cut)
UPDATE: Added more pics 
*NEW* Pics ~ Robert Pattinson Out & About In LA Looking Gorgeous (May 2nd)

Rob leaving The Little Door Restaurant last night.



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MORE Pics After The Cut

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NEW Robert Pattinson On The Cover Of 'Premiere' Magazine

UPDATE: Added twitter comments from Mathieu Carratier
UPDATE: Added quotes from the interview Below 
NEW Robert Pattinson On The Cover Of 'Premiere' Magazine

Rob is once again featured on the Cannes Special edition of Premiere Magazine. It will be out next Wednesday and has a new photoshoot and interview.
For now though check out that cover!



"Première: Robert Pattinson is transformed! Our Cannes special issue is on sale as early as next Wednesday" 

And in case you were wondering what Rob is wearing on the cover Courtney from The Fashion Court is on hand with the information:
"Robert Pattinson wears @31philliplim Spring 2014 for the latest cover of PREMIÉRE Magazine"



Source via Pattinson AW

Preview/Quotes from the interview (source). Translation thanks to Pattinson ArtWork

Robert Pattinson lets it go on the cover of Première

With two films in Cannes - The Rover and Maps to the Stars - Robert Pattinson is on the cover of Premiere Magazine.

That's it, Robert Pattinson has definitely moved up a gear and left Twilight behind him. We will see him in two highly anticipated movies at Cannes Film Festival 2014: The Rover, a post-apocalyptic and hyper violent western, brutal and uncompromising, and Maps to the Stars, his second collaboration with David Cronenberg after Cosmopolis, a psychological family drama which autopsy Hollywood. The perfect opportunity to put him on the cover of next issue of Premiere, the Cannes issue, with its special file about Cannes, which reports on all the movies and events of this year 2014 on the Croisette.

The opportunity to interview Robert too: he talks about his sex scene with Julianne Moore in Maps to the Stars ("I was breathless, soaked ... and her, not at all"), about the hyper intense filming of The Rover (a "hungry" movie) in the middle of the Australian desert, about what Cannes means for him, about directors James Gray and Romain Gavras ... And most importantly, as you can see on our cover, the opportunity to discover the former Edward Cullen like no one has ever seen him before on a photoshoot ... colorful, we will say. Proof by picture.

This issue will be available on newsstands next Wednesday.

Maps to the Stars released on May 21 and The Rover on June 4 (for France)

Mathieu Carratier did the interview with Robert Pattinson and has been tweeting a few bits of info on his twitter account

Robert Pattinson In 'Dior The Legendary Images' Book

Our lovely reader Vickie sent us in scans of Robert Pattinson who is featured in the 'Dior The Legendary Images' book.
My favourite part is where it says Nan Goldin shot up close to capture his seductive power! She sure managed to capture it.



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It's available for purchase on Amazon UK now and is available for pre-order on Amazon US (release date June 3rd)

*NEW* 'The Rover' Poster Featuring Robert Pattinson & Guy Pearce & Older Still Now UHQ

*NEW* 'The Rover' Poster Featuring Robert Pattinson & Guy Pearce & Older Still Now UHQ

The lucky people in Oz are getting this poster by the looks of things!



I zoomed in a bit on it for a closer look but hopefully we'll get it in HQ soon ;))



And here's the still we saw a few days ago now in UHQ

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Thanks PJ via Elise/Clara

Wish He Was Mine Wednesday With Robert Pattinson

Wish He Was Mine Wednesday With Robert Pattinson

'Wish He Was Mine' this Wednesday is an oldie but a goodie. This Rob was sent in by so many of you and I had a feeling he would be high up on the list of favourites.

Ladies, I give to you grey hoodie Rob.Just don't stare into those eyes for too long because there's no coming back if you do.



Oh who am I kidding, we all want to drown in those eyes. To help you even further, here's a gorgeous wallpaper for you by Rainer.

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Today's post actually ties in quite nicely with Magical Monday this week.
If you missed it check it out HERE

Torture Tuesday: Robert Pattinson was the best Tyler, the best Jacob, the best Georges, but.....

Torture Tuesday: Robert Pattinson was the best Tyler, the best Jacob, the best Georges, but.....

It's Tuesday! Have you missed me?



Awww don't be like that. You know you love Torture Tuesday.



TOO BAD!!! Because your grumbles keep this day going. ;) Where shall I begin....

Yesterday, we found out that Rob was no longer going to be a part of Mission: Blacklist. I'm totally fine with this for reasons I shared in the comments but the one thing I am sad about is we lost a film with Rob in the lead and well, Rob as a lead......



This made me think about Rob taking on leading roles after he snagged Twilight yet before he became the KING OF CANNES with Cosmopolis...

In Remember Me, he was the charming and troubled Tyler, breaking our hearts and making us fall for him just like Ally.



In Water For Elephants, he was the compassionate, sweet Jacob, making us again fall in love with him like Rosie and Marlena.



In Bel Ami, he was back to charming and troubled....actually Troubled with a capital T. And this time, you were definitely in danger if you fell for him...like poor Virginie here.



Rob would go on to knock it all out of the park in Cosmopolis as the leading man and start his reign as the KING OF CANNES but what do you think about these three leading roles/characters during the Twilight years? Great you say? Fantastic? Rob was the complete embodiment of Tyler/Jacob/Georges? Well what if I asked you this....

heheheheeeeee....happy Torture Tuesday!

BREAKING: Robert Pattinson exits Mission: Blacklist due to scheduling issues

BREAKING: Robert Pattinson exits Mission: Blacklist due to scheduling issues

UPDATE2: One of the screenwriters thanked Rob fans for their support HERE and HERE plus there was another great write up that stood out to me. Bottom of the post.
UPDATE: I like what The Playlist said in their post. Excerpt follows the initial report from The Wrap.

The writing has been on the wall so it shouldn't come as a surprise that Rob has left the building where Mission: Blacklist is concerned.



From The Wrap:

Code Entertainment is financing the film, which will recast the lead role of military interrogator Eric Maddox 

Robert Pattinson has exited “Mission: Blacklist,” an indie thriller about the hunt for Saddam Hussein, due to scheduling issues, TheWrap has learned. 

First announced in May 2012, Pattinson was set to play military interrogator Eric Maddox, who spearheaded Hussein's capture. 

With two films premiering at Cannes, Pattinson is coming off a very active period. He just wrapped Anton Corbijn's “Life” with Dane DeHaan and did not have sufficient time to prepare for his demanding role in “Mission: Blacklist,” an individual familiar with the situation told TheWrap. 

The role of Maddox will now be recast, and the filmmakers hope to start production this fall.
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Pattinson has a busy spring with two films heading to Cannes — David Cronenberg's “Maps to the Stars” and David Michod's “The Rover.” He also recently wrapped the role of photographer Dennis Stock opposite Dane DeHaan's James Dean in Anton Corbijn's “Life.” 

Looking ahead, Pattinson is attached to star alongside Benedict Cumberbatch in James Gray's “The Lost City of Z” and the James Marsh thriller “Hold On to Me” with Carey Mulligan. He's repped by WME, 3 Arts Entertainment, Curtis Brown Group and attorney Robert Offer.

Excerpt from The Playlist:

Robert Pattinson is having a hell of a year. The former “Twilight” star has two films appearing at Cannes 2014 – David Cronenberg’s “Maps To The Stars” and David Michod’s “The Rover” – his already-completed bucket list achievement includes working with Werner Herzog (“Queen of The Desert”), Anton Corbijn (“Life”)and his to-do list includes acting for auteurs like James Gray (“Lost City Of Z”), James Marsh ("Hold on to Me") and director/actor Brady Corbet (“The Childhood of a Leader”). But a busy plate often means something has to go by the wayside....Pattinson, in the meantime, may just want a well-deserved rest. 

Excerpt from We Got The Covered:

Actors like Robert Pattinson are sometimes the most interesting ones to watch as they go about crafting their career in Hollywood. Completely written-off as a legitimate talent due to his work on the Twilight series, the British thesp is now making most critics bite their tongues. With an impressive turn in Cosmopolis not too long ago, and lead roles in two very exciting upcoming films (David Cronenberg’s Maps to the Stars and David Michod’s The Rover), the actor is starting to turn heads again. Add to that a whole slate of in-development projects (Lost City of Z, Life, Queen of the Desert) that will solidify his status as a leading man even further, and Robert Pattinson is quickly becoming one of Hollywood’s most exciting young talents (I never thought I would write that sentence) 

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...It’s still a shame that Pattinson had to drop out of what sounds like a really interesting story. Apparently the role called for a lot of preparation though, and the actor just didn’t have the time, which is perfectly understandable given his busy slate.

Onward and upward!