Photographer Ryan Pfluger had 13 minutes with Robert Pattinson and I think you'll agree he did pretty good!
Pics from earlier but now in colour
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What Would You Do If You Had 13 Minutes With Robert Pattinson? Answers on a postcard!
What Would You Do If You Had 13 Minutes With Robert Pattinson? Answers on a postcard!
Photographer Ryan Pfluger had 13 minutes with Robert Pattinson and I think you'll agree he did pretty good!
Pics from earlier but now in colour
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Photographer Ryan Pfluger had 13 minutes with Robert Pattinson and I think you'll agree he did pretty good!
Pics from earlier but now in colour
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INTERVIEWS: Robert Pattinson talks to the NY Times, San Francisco Chronicle and more about The Lighthouse
INTERVIEWS: Robert Pattinson talks to the NY Times, San Francisco Chronicle and more about The Lighthouse
Time for you to grab a cuppa (did I say that right, Kate?) and sit down with all these great Rob interviews! Also while gazing at the beautiful pictures!
Rob spoke with the New York Times, Datebook from the San Francisco Chronicle via the Datebook Podcast, and The Frame Podcast.
First up, an excerpt from the NY Times: What Can Robert Pattinson Do to Keep You Guessing?
Now, an excerpt from SF Chronical's Datebook interview: Robert Pattinson recalls Stonestown mall riot and getting weird in ‘Lighthouse’
The interview was also recorded and posted on Datebook's podcast. You know you want to listen to Rob! Plus, they written version is edited. Unedited Rob is the BEST.
Click HERE to scroll down and listen to Rob's interview on Datebook's Podcast!
Our final interview is another podcast, The Frame. 16 minutes of pleasure. Ready?
Click HERE to listen to more Rob!
Photos: NYTimes | Datebook |
Time for you to grab a cuppa (did I say that right, Kate?) and sit down with all these great Rob interviews! Also while gazing at the beautiful pictures!
Rob spoke with the New York Times, Datebook from the San Francisco Chronicle via the Datebook Podcast, and The Frame Podcast.
First up, an excerpt from the NY Times: What Can Robert Pattinson Do to Keep You Guessing?
After “Twilight,” the actor reinvented himself in art-house films. How will he follow “The Lighthouse” and his wildest role so far? With yet another swerve: He’s playing Batman.
Is it fair to say you’re drawn to eccentric characters?Click HERE to visit NYTimes and read the entire interview.
I’ve always thought that the only reason you’d want to play a good guy all the time is because you’re desperately ashamed of what you’re doing in real life, whereas if you’re a pretty normal person, the most fun part of doing movies is that you can explore the more grotesque or naughty sides of your psyche in a somewhat safe environment. And it’s always more fun if you’re shocking the people in the room. If you end up being boring, that’s the lowest of the low.
Do you think you’ve been boring before?
All the time. You can bore yourself! On “The Lighthouse,” I’d do two out of 17 takes that work, and on the other ones, I’d roll the dice in a different direction that leads me nowhere. But it’s more fun doing that than making a plan and sticking to it.
What was the first day of shooting “The Lighthouse” like?
Well, my first shot was this ferocious masturbation scene. It’s always nice to do something massive for your opening shot, and I went really massive on the first take. It was a 180 from everything we’d done in rehearsal, and I could see Robert [Eggers] a little in shock afterward. But I was like, “O.K., cool, I didn’t get told to stop, so I’ll keep going in that direction.” As soon as I’d done that, it was like the road started getting paved.
Now, an excerpt from SF Chronical's Datebook interview: Robert Pattinson recalls Stonestown mall riot and getting weird in ‘Lighthouse’
Q: I was worried you were going to lose more than a button seeing your physically demanding performance in “The Lighthouse.” How did you get to a place where you could portray that type of isolation and insanity?Click HERE to read the entire article.
A: The script was so kind of audacious, there were moments with things in it I’d never seen anything like it in any other script. You realize you had to take a kind of running jump to kind of even reach any of it. I’m attracted to scripts where you first read it, it’s very engaging and you feel, “Wow, this has got some kind of totemic qualities, something really primal and powerful about it.” And it’s also working with Willem, I’ve seen the amount of energy that Willem can bring to a performance, so I kind of knew that it was going to be an adversarial type of relationship.
Q: Did you and Willem do any kind of exercises to get to a place where you were comfortable enough to do some of these very physically intimate scenes?
A: We rehearsed for a week, Willem loves rehearsing and I really dislike it, which is kind of handy for our relationship. We did five days of rehearsing and I just found it to be the most incredibly stressful thing in the world. By the time we were shooting with each other, there was already this weird tension, it’s the opposite of what’s supposed to happen from rehearsals, normally it’s supposed to get people relaxed with each other. I love Willem, he’s such a lovely personable guy but there was this strange energy.
The interview was also recorded and posted on Datebook's podcast. You know you want to listen to Rob! Plus, they written version is edited. Unedited Rob is the BEST.
Click HERE to scroll down and listen to Rob's interview on Datebook's Podcast!
Our final interview is another podcast, The Frame. 16 minutes of pleasure. Ready?
Click HERE to listen to more Rob!
Photos: NYTimes | Datebook |
Zoë Kravitz cast as Catwoman in Robert Pattinson's The Batman!
Zoë Kravitz cast as Catwoman in Robert Pattinson's The Batman!
GAAAAHHH!!! Major casting alert!
GAAAAHHH!!! Major casting alert!
— Matt Reeves (@mattreevesLA) October 14, 2019Excerpt from Variety:
“Big Little Lies” star Zoe Kravitz has been tapped to play Catwoman, the antiheroine and sometime love interest of the Caped Crusader, in Matt Reeves’ upcoming “The Batman.”
Kravitz will star opposite Robert Pattinson as Batman.
In recent weeks, the role came down to Kravitz, Zazie Beetz of “Atlanta,” “Deadpool 2” and “Joker,” “Baby Driver’s” Eiza Gonzalez and Oscar winner Alicia Vikander. Ultimately, Kravitz won out, despite some worry about scheduling issues with “Fantastic Beasts.”
Pre-production on the Warner Bros.-DC Comics pic is expected to start this summer. No official start date has been set, although insiders tell Variety that filming could start in late 2019 or early 2020. “The Batman” is scheduled to hit theaters June 25, 2021.Excerpt from THR:
The decision came down over the weekend after a rigorous testing process that saw saw Ana de Armas, Ella Balinska, Eiza Gonzalez and Kravitz read with Robert Pattinson, who is set to play the Dark Knight. The testing process occurred over the first week of the month, and the four were then narrowed to two late last week.I'm sooooooooo ready!!! Are you into it???
Robert Pattinson Q&A after The Lighthouse screening for SAG-AFTRA + upcoming Q&A in Los Angeles
Robert Pattinson Q&A after The Lighthouse screening for SAG-AFTRA + upcoming Q&A in Los Angeles
Variety recently announced that Rob will compete in the Lead Actor category for The Lighthouse with Willem in supporting. That means we're going to be seeing quite a bit of Rob this award season. YAY US!!!!
Rob got things rolling last night with a Q&A for SAG-AFTRA (the actors guild) after a screening of The Lighthouse. Rob will also join Robert Eggers and Willem Dafoe for a Q&A following the showing of The Lighthouse at Landmark Theaters Oct. 19th. More more more!
Variety recently announced that Rob will compete in the Lead Actor category for The Lighthouse with Willem in supporting. That means we're going to be seeing quite a bit of Rob this award season. YAY US!!!!
Rob got things rolling last night with a Q&A for SAG-AFTRA (the actors guild) after a screening of The Lighthouse. Rob will also join Robert Eggers and Willem Dafoe for a Q&A following the showing of The Lighthouse at Landmark Theaters Oct. 19th. More more more!
Damn, #RobertPattinson took my chair AGAIN! pic.twitter.com/DrYEBLILOT— Curtis Kingsley (@CurtisKingsley) October 10, 2019
— Julia Sumerki (@JSumerki) October 10, 2019
— Julia Sumerki (@JSumerki) October 10, 2019
— ibabysky (@Ibabysky) October 10, 2019
Ben Mendelsohn: "I think he's awesome in this film"; Timothée Chalamet, David Michôd and the cast of The King chat about Robert Pattinson
Ben Mendelsohn: "I think he's awesome in this film"; Timothée Chalamet, David Michôd and the cast of The King chat about Robert Pattinson
Rob talk starts at 2:44
Quick Rob mention at the beginning and then 3:16 is about his french accent. Yaassss, Ben, yaaasssss!
Rob talk at 1:05
Rob talk starts at 2:44
Quick Rob mention at the beginning and then 3:16 is about his french accent. Yaassss, Ben, yaaasssss!
Rob talk at 1:05
VIDEO: Robert Pattinson receiving his "phallic" Spotlight Award at the Mill Valley Film Festival
VIDEO: Robert Pattinson receiving his "phallic" Spotlight Award at the Mill Valley Film Festival
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