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Sunday, August 15, 2010
The Irish Central Discusses Robert Pattinson’s Upcoming Role in “Unbound Captives”
Robert Pattinson is still set to star in the western “Unbound Captives” alongside “X-Men” star Hugh Jackman. It is thought that this will be his first role when he has finished his four movie stint, as Edward Cullen in, “The Twilight Saga”.
Previously there was rumors of an October start date for “Unbound Captives” but now it seems that the date has been delayed.
Pattinson will begin filming on the last two of movies of “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn,” in October. He just finished filming “Water for Elephants” with Reese Witherspoon in Louisiana and reports say that he is taking a break until the “Twilight” filming starts in fall.
“Unbound Captives” will be the directorial debut of Madeline Stowe and is set for release some time in 2011, although this now seems unlikely.
Though not much has been said about his role in the movie it is known that he will play the character of Phineas Connor. Pattinson himself said that it is a “cool script”. It was written by Stowe and her husband Brian Benben in the early 2000s under the pseudonym of O.C. Humphrey.
The movie follows a child who is kidnapped at the age of four in 1859 after his father is killed. The boy and his sister are raised by the Comanche tribe. Their mother, who is rescued by a frontiersman, spends years looking for them but they have forgotten their previous life.
Pattinson will play as the kidnapped child, Phineas Connor. He has also said that he will speak Comanche throughout the movie. Rachel Weisz is cast as his mother and Hugh Jackman as the mother’s rescuer and companion.
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
Nikki Yanofsky Says “The World Has A Crush On Robert Pattinson”
Nikki Yanofsky recently talked to ET and revealed her crush on Robert Pattinson. Watch the video below.
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“Breaking Dawn” Filming Schedule Revealed
“There may be some confusion because actors have said in interviews that they start in October,” explains our insider. “Prep for the actors starts in October, [but] production has always been scheduled for November.”
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‘WFE’ Extra talks about working with Rob
I was greatly impressed with Rob on two counts; one, he can switch accents between takes so fast! He’d talk in his British dialect while not working, and go right back into his American, and you’d never know he was acting it. He also was great with taking stunt falls. I watched as he was thrown off a train platform in a fight scene a good dozen-plus times, some of which he landed square on his back. But he took it and just rolled with it. Great stuff.I was most excited to get a chance to see Christoph strut his stuff, and hopefully absorb some of his Oscar winning aura. He couldn’t be more humble either. One day, my friend and I were getting food during a break, and we were near the front of a long line inside the crafty tent (crafty is the term used for where the food is). Christoph came in and just got at the back of the line behind all of the extras. As with most sets, it’s expected that extras let cast and crew go first in food lines as they have the least amount of free time to eat; my friend and I offered to exchange spots with him, and he just waved us off with a smile and said, “no, thank you, please, eat.” I love it when stars are nice, and I will always remember that when I’m the star, talking with an extra on the set of one of my movies someday.
A quick note about Queenie; the dog was so incredibly well trained and cute! So fun to watch him and Mark (Kinko) work together.
One of the last days of shooting was some of the stampede scene, and I got to run next to a llama. That was interesting. He just kept staring at me the whole way wondering what the hell he’d gotten into as dozens and dozens of people were screaming and running. It was also fun running into some of the wardrobe crew from The Social Network! I had worked on that for a few months helping out as second team, and landed my first line as well! In that time, I got to know a lot of the people on set fairly well, and they couldn’t be nicer, so it was awesome seeing them again. And wait ‘til you see what the wardrobe team put together for this movie; everyone looks fantastic!
The crew couldn’t be nicer either. Some sets can have such a negative energy going around, and everyone is always stressed out and yelling. But here, for the most part, everything was pretty easy going. Everyone was on their A-game and wanted to make sure everything ran smoothly and safely.
And I can’t finish without mentioning the biggest star (literally and figuratively) of the movie – Tai the elephant, who plays Rosie. What an incredible animal. So intelligent. She knows so many commands and is so friendly. She’d often lovingly tap Rob or Resse’s head with her trunk before they started working for the day.
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Friday, August 13, 2010
Artist Creates Robert Pattinson Mosaic-Style Portrait
Chelsea
Through Aug. 27
Is collage inherently subversive? This strenuously lively group show, organized by Paper magazine’s Carlo McCormick, suggests so.
The mischievous tone is set by Mark Flood’s “Twilight Feelings” (2010), a distorted, mosaic-style portrait of the vampire-franchise heartthrob Robert Pattinson. Using multiple copies of the same photograph, Mr. Flood gives the actor a giraffelike neck and sharply protruding chin.
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New Video: Christina Ricci Says Robert Pattinson is a ‘Great Guy’ and a ‘Dedicated Actor’
Christina Ricci stars alongside Robert Pattinson in the upcoming film Bel Ami, and recently gushed about her co-star calling him, “a great guy.”
“He’s such a dedicated actor,” she told OnTheRedCarpet.com about working with the Twilight Saga star. “It’s fun to work with someone who is genuinely not jaded and who loves films.”
The two apparently had a lot of fun on set as well. “He’s so sweet and funny and we make fun of each other and laugh. We’re silly together. We just really had a good time,” Ricci said.
In Bel Ami, a film based off a novel of the same name. Pattinson plays Georges Duroy, a womanizing Parisian. The British actor is a bit of a movie buff according to Ricci. “He’s surprisingly a huge cinephile,” she said.
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Thursday, August 12, 2010
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