LAWDY LAWD. This is sheer beauty. Absolute perfection. THAT FACE. I need HELP!!! *keening*
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MORE PICS: Oh how he smolders and burns. Robert Pattinson is stunning in the Dior Fall 2017 campaign!
MORE PICS: Oh how he smolders and burns. Robert Pattinson is stunning in the Dior Fall 2017 campaign!
LAWDY LAWD. This is sheer beauty. Absolute perfection. THAT FACE. I need HELP!!! *keening*
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LAWDY LAWD. This is sheer beauty. Absolute perfection. THAT FACE. I need HELP!!! *keening*
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NEW Dior Photos With Robert Pattinson For Dior's Fall 2017 Campaign
NEW Dior Photos With Robert Pattinson For Dior's Fall 2017 Campaign
UPDATE 2: 2 more NEW Photos Added
UPDATE: Added a great BTS pic below
Rob in a tux, what more can I say except........ can I have some more please?
UPDATE:
BTS at the shoot
Caption on pic:BEHIND THE SCENES WITH #KVASQUAD ROBERT PATTINSON | @Kris_Van_Assche's Fall 2017 Black Carpet collection, shot by Karl Lagerfeld.
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Big thanks to Posh.
BTS Source via PAW
UPDATE 2: 2 more NEW Photos Added
UPDATE: Added a great BTS pic below
Rob in a tux, what more can I say except........ can I have some more please?
UPDATE:
BTS at the shoot
Caption on pic:BEHIND THE SCENES WITH #KVASQUAD ROBERT PATTINSON | @Kris_Van_Assche's Fall 2017 Black Carpet collection, shot by Karl Lagerfeld.
UPDATE 2:
Click for HQ
The "Twilight" star reunited with Karl Lagerfeld for his third ready-to-wear campaign for the French brand.
NOCTURNAL ANIMALS: Robert Pattinson’s brooding presence is played off against scenes of Paris by night in the new Dior Homme campaign, which breaks on the brand’s social media today and in print next week.
The fall pre-collection ads are set to appear in Italian daily La Reppublica’s Album Uomo supplement on March 30 and in the French edition of GQ magazine on March 31. For his third ready-to-wear campaign for the brand, the “Twilight” star again posed for Karl Lagerfeld, who captures the same intensity already evident in his night-themed spring campaign for Dior Homme featuring Pattinson on a Paris street after dark.
This time, the actor stayed in the studio, posing against a black backdrop in items designed by Kris Van Assche for Dior Homme’s Black Carpet collection. They range from a classic black tuxedo to a more casual jacket embroidered with a hand-drawn pattern.
Launched for spring 2017, the capsule line is conceived as “a connection between the classic masculine evening wardrobe and the more rebellious aspects of his street and sportswear inspirations,” said Dior Homme. Lagerfeld has previously described Pattinson as “very easygoing and easy to photograph.But at the same time there is something mysterious about him, which I love.”
Dior Homme runs multiple campaigns customized for various media channels, with faces ranging from rapper A$AP Rocky to actor Rami Malek and singer and DJ Boy George. The spring and fall campaigns feature pre-collections, while the winter and summer campaigns focus on the runway line.
Pattinson has been the face of the Dior Homme fragrance since June 2013 and currently appears in ads for its flanker, Dior Homme Sport.
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Big thanks to Posh.
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NEW: Lucky fans snag super cute pics with Robert Pattinson in London (March 23)
Great NEW 'The Lost City Of Z' Still With Robert Pattinson
NEW INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson gives us a tease on future plans, maggot meals, advice for the US president and more!
NEW INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson gives us a tease on future plans, maggot meals, advice for the US president and more!
You gotta love PromoRob. We get all kinds of tidbits we're deprived off all the other long days of the year. WELT got a chance to sit down with Rob in Berlin and talk a little about The Lost City of Z and basically let Rob do his Rob musings. You will be amused by his musings.
I wasn't too into the editorial. It doesn't bring any new information to someone who's ROBsessed. It's always lovely to read Rob's words though and I highlighted them in case you breeze through the other parts we know like the back of our hand - Claudia, boy from Barnes, modeling days, Twilight and Harry Potter mentions, musical exploits...I think we should have done this interview! ;)
From WELT:
Since the boy from Barnes in South West London was thrust into the limelight – where he has remained for the past ten years – he has feared talking nonsense or divulging details about his personal life, both, to him, are equally horrifying. His weapon: a self-deprecating sense of humour. Time and again he lets out a loud peel of resounding laughter, to make it clear just how laid-back he wants to be.
Because the problem is, the thirty-year-old shot to global fame with the Twilight saga and he has been trying to shake off the role of the romantic vampire Edward Cullen who fell in love with mortal Bella ever since.
His new film is also such an attempt. In the epic The Lost City of Z Pattinson plays neither the beau nor the seducer. In fact, (forgive me) he’s not even good looking. For his role as researcher Henry Costin, he fasted, let his beard grow out and had a prosthetic gaping wound crawling with maggots glued onto his sunken cheek.
“We used real maggots, it was disgusting,” he laughs loudly as he talks about shooting the film in the Columbian rainforest. “The maggot scene where I ate one from my face was actually cut out of the movie.” Instead there is a second where Costin’s shirt rides up as he bathes in the Amazon. Revealing his back. No, there are no nude scenes, not even a kissing scene, with Robert Pattinson.
His good looks were encouraged from an early age. At twelve, his Mum got him his first few jobs via her modelling agency. Back then, his two sisters liked to introduce their androgynous brother as “Claudia”. After puberty, his physique became too masculine and the bookings began to dwindle.
Pattinson dubs it “the most unsuccessful modelling career ever”. Pure coquetry. Currently, he’s a model for Dior, photographed by Karl Lagerfeld. Right now he’s wearing a monochrome outfit from the French fashion label: white shirt with cardigan, jeans and sneakers, all in black. His famous hair is deliberately mussed.
“I think pretty much every actor feels like a fraud in some ways,” he says self-critically, as he strokes his two-day beard with his free hand. He doesn’t know why. “Perhaps they’re a type of people who are attracted to playing other people, I guess.” His own fame still seems to perplex him somewhat.
At 15 he ended up on the stage as a substitute in a London theatre by chance. An agent was in the audience. While other actors struggle for years, his third role brought him worldwide attention: In the fourth Harry Potter film, he met an untimely death as the handsome Cedric Diggory in a fight with Lord Voldemort. It meant the 19-year-old was part of an international blockbuster franchise. No mean feat for someone who never went to drama school.
“Every movie you do is like going to acting school. You don’t need a teacher, you can find one in every director,” says the self-taught thespian today. He finds it strange to think that there is only one prescribed or correct way to play a role. “It’s all totally random.”
Not Robert Pattinson. At 22 he became a sought-after sex symbol in Twilight. At 23 his salary hit the 20 million mark – he had made it onto Hollywood’s A-list. “I‘ve never really thought about what everybody else wants,” he says, almost apologetically. “Or not even about a career! Maybe one day I’ll have to.” Another loud laugh. Ha ha. “Might be coming pretty soon.”
Too late. In 2010, Forbes and Time Magazine named him as one of their 100 Most Influential People.
You gotta love PromoRob. We get all kinds of tidbits we're deprived off all the other long days of the year. WELT got a chance to sit down with Rob in Berlin and talk a little about The Lost City of Z and basically let Rob do his Rob musings. You will be amused by his musings.
I wasn't too into the editorial. It doesn't bring any new information to someone who's ROBsessed. It's always lovely to read Rob's words though and I highlighted them in case you breeze through the other parts we know like the back of our hand - Claudia, boy from Barnes, modeling days, Twilight and Harry Potter mentions, musical exploits...I think we should have done this interview! ;)
From WELT:
Robert Pattinson perches on the edge of a yellow sofa and fiddles with a bottle opener. The soft drink in front of him has been open for a while, but he doesn’t put it down. The British actor is nervous; his fingers continually stroke the wavy steel object as if it were a worry stone. He doesn’t like the media circus and rarely gives interviews like this one at Berlin’s Hotel de Rome.
Since the boy from Barnes in South West London was thrust into the limelight – where he has remained for the past ten years – he has feared talking nonsense or divulging details about his personal life, both, to him, are equally horrifying. His weapon: a self-deprecating sense of humour. Time and again he lets out a loud peel of resounding laughter, to make it clear just how laid-back he wants to be.
Because the problem is, the thirty-year-old shot to global fame with the Twilight saga and he has been trying to shake off the role of the romantic vampire Edward Cullen who fell in love with mortal Bella ever since.
His new film is also such an attempt. In the epic The Lost City of Z Pattinson plays neither the beau nor the seducer. In fact, (forgive me) he’s not even good looking. For his role as researcher Henry Costin, he fasted, let his beard grow out and had a prosthetic gaping wound crawling with maggots glued onto his sunken cheek.
“We used real maggots, it was disgusting,” he laughs loudly as he talks about shooting the film in the Columbian rainforest. “The maggot scene where I ate one from my face was actually cut out of the movie.” Instead there is a second where Costin’s shirt rides up as he bathes in the Amazon. Revealing his back. No, there are no nude scenes, not even a kissing scene, with Robert Pattinson.
His good looks were encouraged from an early age. At twelve, his Mum got him his first few jobs via her modelling agency. Back then, his two sisters liked to introduce their androgynous brother as “Claudia”. After puberty, his physique became too masculine and the bookings began to dwindle.
Pattinson dubs it “the most unsuccessful modelling career ever”. Pure coquetry. Currently, he’s a model for Dior, photographed by Karl Lagerfeld. Right now he’s wearing a monochrome outfit from the French fashion label: white shirt with cardigan, jeans and sneakers, all in black. His famous hair is deliberately mussed.
“I think pretty much every actor feels like a fraud in some ways,” he says self-critically, as he strokes his two-day beard with his free hand. He doesn’t know why. “Perhaps they’re a type of people who are attracted to playing other people, I guess.” His own fame still seems to perplex him somewhat.
At 15 he ended up on the stage as a substitute in a London theatre by chance. An agent was in the audience. While other actors struggle for years, his third role brought him worldwide attention: In the fourth Harry Potter film, he met an untimely death as the handsome Cedric Diggory in a fight with Lord Voldemort. It meant the 19-year-old was part of an international blockbuster franchise. No mean feat for someone who never went to drama school.
“Every movie you do is like going to acting school. You don’t need a teacher, you can find one in every director,” says the self-taught thespian today. He finds it strange to think that there is only one prescribed or correct way to play a role. “It’s all totally random.”
Not Robert Pattinson. At 22 he became a sought-after sex symbol in Twilight. At 23 his salary hit the 20 million mark – he had made it onto Hollywood’s A-list. “I‘ve never really thought about what everybody else wants,” he says, almost apologetically. “Or not even about a career! Maybe one day I’ll have to.” Another loud laugh. Ha ha. “Might be coming pretty soon.”
Too late. In 2010, Forbes and Time Magazine named him as one of their 100 Most Influential People.
Robert Pattinson movie news roundup: Good Time, Lost City of Z and more
There have been lots of snippets of movie news for Robert Pattinson this week. Read on for a roundup of distribution, film festival and release news!
Firstly and very excitingly the first distribution news for Good Time!
Cineart will distribute Good Time in the Netherlands with a release date of September 2017
http://www.cineart.nl/films/good-time
There is also great news for the US with the Lost City of Z screening at upcoming film festivals
April 6 - Special screening in Los Angeles
April 6 - Louisiana Film Festival
http://www.lifilmfest.org/screenings/
April 8 - Hawaii International Film Festival
https://program.hiff.org/product/the-lost-city-of-z/
April 9 - San Francisco Film Festival
http://www.sffilm.org/festival/lineup/the-lost-city-of-z#.WM0vL7Fh2b8
April 14 - Limited release listed on imdb
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1212428/releaseinfo?ref_=tt_dt_dt
And The Queen of the Desert finally has a release date in the US!
IFC films have a dedicated page with a release date of April 14
http://www.ifcfilms.com/films/queen-of-the-desert
Thanks to Nancy and Sally
Firstly and very excitingly the first distribution news for Good Time!
Cineart will distribute Good Time in the Netherlands with a release date of September 2017
http://www.cineart.nl/films/good-time
There is also great news for the US with the Lost City of Z screening at upcoming film festivals
April 6 - Special screening in Los Angeles
April 6 - Louisiana Film Festival
http://www.lifilmfest.org/screenings/
April 8 - Hawaii International Film Festival
https://program.hiff.org/product/the-lost-city-of-z/
April 9 - San Francisco Film Festival
http://www.sffilm.org/festival/lineup/the-lost-city-of-z#.WM0vL7Fh2b8
April 14 - Limited release listed on imdb
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1212428/releaseinfo?ref_=tt_dt_dt
And The Queen of the Desert finally has a release date in the US!
IFC films have a dedicated page with a release date of April 14
http://www.ifcfilms.com/films/queen-of-the-desert
Thanks to Nancy and Sally
New UK TV spots for the Lost City of Z with Robert Pattinson
Two new UK TV spots for the Lost City of Z with Robert Pattinson
Thanks Sally and PAW
Thanks Sally and PAW
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