So cute!
“... my friend Robert Pattinson. He’s going to kill it as Batman.” - Tom Holland via @tomothyholland pic.twitter.com/WwfiryTvri— 𝐏𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐲 𝐏𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 (@PurelyPattinson) September 3, 2019
VIDEO: Spiderman talks Batman! Tom Holland shows support for Robert Pattinson
VIDEO: Spiderman talks Batman! Tom Holland shows support for Robert Pattinson
So cute!
So cute!
VIDEO: Robert Pattinson talks to Variety about The Lighthouse, Christopher Nolan, and of course, The Batman!
VIDEO: Robert Pattinson talks to Variety about The Lighthouse, Christopher Nolan, and of course, The Batman!
Hiiiii Rob! This is the video interview that accompanies those amazing pics and the interview from Variety. Enjoy! I know you will. :)))
Hiiiii Rob! This is the video interview that accompanies those amazing pics and the interview from Variety. Enjoy! I know you will. :)))
The Batman Talks!
It's not like we needed anymore verification... but Rob talking about playing Batman is the best! Is it 2021 yet?
Robert Pattinson couldn’t stop Googling himself. In mid-May, the 33-year-old actor found himself obsessively refreshing his phone on a flight from Los Angeles to the south of France. Pattinson was headed to the Cannes Film Festival for the world premiere of his new movie, “The Lighthouse,” just days before he was set to start shooting the next Christopher Nolan film, “Tenet.” But someone had tipped off the press about another top-secret project, one the entire world was now reporting on: Pattinson had been cast as the next Batman.
The stories were premature — Pattinson hadn’t even auditioned yet — and he was horrified that all the chatter would spook Warner Bros. executives into not hiring him. “When that thing leaked, I was f—ing furious,” Pattinson recalls on a recent rainy afternoon in London. “Everyone was so upset. Everyone was panicking from my team. I sort of thought that had blown up the whole thing.”
Read the rest of this great article HERE!
Robert Pattinson couldn’t stop Googling himself. In mid-May, the 33-year-old actor found himself obsessively refreshing his phone on a flight from Los Angeles to the south of France. Pattinson was headed to the Cannes Film Festival for the world premiere of his new movie, “The Lighthouse,” just days before he was set to start shooting the next Christopher Nolan film, “Tenet.” But someone had tipped off the press about another top-secret project, one the entire world was now reporting on: Pattinson had been cast as the next Batman.
The stories were premature — Pattinson hadn’t even auditioned yet — and he was horrified that all the chatter would spook Warner Bros. executives into not hiring him. “When that thing leaked, I was f—ing furious,” Pattinson recalls on a recent rainy afternoon in London. “Everyone was so upset. Everyone was panicking from my team. I sort of thought that had blown up the whole thing.”
Read the rest of this great article HERE!
Robert Pattinson with his "deliciously wicked French accent" will "razzle-dazzle" us in The King
Robert Pattinson with his "deliciously wicked French accent" will "razzle-dazzle" us in The King
The King has premiered at the Venice Film Festival and oh boy is it exciting! First up, a new still of Rob looking very Robearrr-ish.
David Michôd shared more about casting Rob and the role he's playing during the press conference. We're going to have to wait an hour to see our guy but it seems like the wait will worth it.
Excerpt from The Hollywood Reporter, Venice: 'The King' Director Says He Cast Robert Pattinson to Add "Razzle-Dazzle":
The folks who saw the film are also singing Rob's praises:
The King will be in US theaters Oct. 11th and on Netflix Nov. 1st.
Pic: THR
The King has premiered at the Venice Film Festival and oh boy is it exciting! First up, a new still of Rob looking very Robearrr-ish.
David Michôd shared more about casting Rob and the role he's playing during the press conference. We're going to have to wait an hour to see our guy but it seems like the wait will worth it.
Excerpt from The Hollywood Reporter, Venice: 'The King' Director Says He Cast Robert Pattinson to Add "Razzle-Dazzle":
Although all actors are in top form, at an early morning press screening in Venice, Pattinson stole the show from the moment he appeared onscreen. With his outlandish garb and foppish accent, Pattinson drew laughter and applause in his role as the Dauphin of France, serving as the perfect foe to Chalamet’s earnest Henry V.Excerpt from Vulture, The King Director Cast Robert Pattinson and His Wig for ‘Razzle-Dazzle’:
"I just had a feeling he would make it fun," said Michod. "I needed that. He is a supporting character. He doesn’t appear in the movie until an hour in. It was very, very important to me that when he did appear it was with razzle-dazzle."
Michod said that he and Edgerton did an enormous amount of research for the project. "And then we made a whole bunch of stuff up, too,” he said. “The upshot is I sit here now and I kind of honestly can’t remember what’s real, what’s made up and what’s from Shakespeare.”
He continued: "I think he was a bit of a dandy. I think he was quite a bit younger than Rob. Apparently he was hugely fat. Apparently it was historically true that Hal as king offered to fight him one-on-one to settle the score, probably knowing that his offer would be refused."
Michod, who cast Pattinson in his second film The Rover, praised the actor for his career decisions. "I loved working with him. I loved how inventive he was. I loved how hungry he was to make bold choices," said Michod. "I just had this feeling that he would love to sink his teeth into this character because it wasn’t like anything he’d done before."
Writer-director David Michôd delivers entertaining history with The King, his new Netflix movie about Henry V (Timothée Chalamet) and his ascendancy from partying teenager to warrior sovereign. At its Venice Film Festival premiere on Monday, Henry and his sparring partners snared some hearty gasps and laughs — particularly France’s Dauphin, an arrogant and ridiculous prince who provides a steady stream of comedy. A bewigged Robert Pattinson plays the preening, over-dressed Gallic dandy. “I like speaking English,” he sneers in character. “It is a simple, ugly language.”
“I just had a feeling he [Pattinson] would make it fun,” Michôd told the standing-room only Sala Perla 2 press conference. “I needed that. He is a supporting character. He doesn’t appear in the movie until an hour in. It was very, very important to me that when he did appear it was with razzle-dazzle.”Here's a part of the press conference on video with David chatting about Rob and contains some of the quotes above.
— imo. (@theIastpoets) September 2, 2019
The folks who saw the film are also singing Rob's praises:
David Michôd's #TheKing, a rousing adaptation of Shakespeare's iconic play, features a remarkable & committed #TimotheeChalamet, in a performance that rivals that of Kenneth Branagh. And #RobertPattinson steals the show as eccentric Dauphin of Viennois.#Venezia76 pic.twitter.com/0oXevUjGGy— International Film Critique (@IntFilmCritique) September 2, 2019
Robert Pattinson’s appearance in #TheKing drew delighted laughter from the audience this morning. Most of us weren’t expecting to see him and his deliciously wicked French accent and spoilt royal brat performance was an added bonus. He looked as if he was enjoying the role too. pic.twitter.com/mtIvmPSN7E— It's a lawyer's life (@itsalawyerslife) September 2, 2019
The King was good. Timothee Chalamet stays just the right side of Joffrey and is actually a pretty convincing and *hot* knight. Robert Pattinson got a few laughs as a creepy French prince. All pretty conventional but fans will love it, I’m sure. #venezia76 pic.twitter.com/vZqdTUm7vj— James Jones (@jamesjonesfilm) September 2, 2019
#Venezia76 #TheKing All hail Michod, he knew what he was doing here. Chalamet starts pleasantly like Kirsten Dunst in Marie Antoinette, then he brings shady sharpness to the role without losing that vibrant alien seductivity. Pattinson with his French debauchery is hilarious.— Lorenzo Ciorcalo (@rotovisor) September 2, 2019
The King will be in US theaters Oct. 11th and on Netflix Nov. 1st.
Pic: THR
VIDEO: New clip of Robert Pattinson having a little chat with Mark Rylance in Waiting for the Barbarians
VIDEO: New clip of Robert Pattinson having a little chat with Mark Rylance in Waiting for the Barbarians
The festivals this fall are bringing an embarrassment of riches for the Robsessed! 3 films are swirling around multiple festivals and this clip is just the latest glimpse at Rob doin his thang.📹 | WAITING FOR THE BARBARIANS Mini Clip presented at #VeniceFilmFestival Opening Ceremony #Venezia76 #waitingforthebarbarians pic.twitter.com/k3kUYuA9PA— Rᴏʙᴇʀᴛ Pᴀᴛᴛɪɴꜱᴏɴ ɴᴇᴡꜱ (@AboutRPattinson) August 29, 2019
ViaRob’s currently had/got The Lighthouse at 4 film festivals, Waiting for The Barbarians at 3 film festivals and The King at 1 film festival pic.twitter.com/RsWGJv61Ma— 𝙢𝙧𝙨 𝙬𝙖𝙮𝙣𝙚🦇 | 15 (@tauruspattinson) August 22, 2019
NEW STILLS: Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe enjoying their extended vacation at The Lighthouse
NEW STILLS: Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe enjoying their extended vacation at The Lighthouse
This movie is going to freak me out and I can't wait.
Source: IMDb
This movie is going to freak me out and I can't wait.
Source: IMDb
Robert Pattinson Listed On The TIFF Guest List
Robert Pattinson Listed On The TIFF Guest List
Looks like Rob may be going to TIFF! He made the 'Expected To Attend' list that the TIFF twitter tweet out earlier today!
Looks like Rob may be going to TIFF! He made the 'Expected To Attend' list that the TIFF twitter tweet out earlier today!
✨Hustlers, heroes, and Hanks: here’s who’s coming to #TIFF19. https://t.co/srWMaXM0E6 pic.twitter.com/kdIr9WuRTV— TIFF (@TIFF_NET) August 27, 2019
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