Remember Me Final Box Totals

Box Office Mojo is no longer tracking the daily receipts for Remember Me. The last total that we have is $19,068,240.



Total Domestic Box Office:
$19,068,240

Here are the final international box office numbers. Box office numbers are not available for the following countries: Brunei, Dominican Republic, Guatamala, India, Indonesia, Israel, Nicaragua, Paraguay and Vietnam.




Argentina...........$305,441
Australia...........$1,348,428
Austria.............$538,732
Belgium/Luxembourg..$1,503,833
Bolivia.............$13,246
Brazil..............$1,980,250
Bulgaria............$31,929
Chile...............$103,496
Colombia............$166,540
Croatia.............$108,751
Czech Republic......$177,837
Denmark.............$441,619
Ecuador.............$68,947
Egypt...............$109,369
Estonia.............$53,395
Finland.............$304,776



France..............$3,534,862
Germany.............$3,265,022
Greece..............$500,641
Hong Kong...........$318,232
Hungary.............$154,686
Italy...............$3,008,966
Latvia..............$64,300
Lebanon.............$93,981
Lithuania...........$55,368
Malaysia............$71,301



Mexico..............$1,082,812
Netherlands.........$760,329
New Zealand.........$236,347
Norway..............$422,829
Peru................$162,659
Philippines.........$210,317
Poland..............$566,361
Portugal............$451,557
Romania.............$127,621
Russia(CIS).........$3,489,448
Serbia/Montenegro...$20,167
Singapore...........$157,706



Slovakia............$24,090
Slovenia............$65,975
S. Africa...........$234,504
Spain...............$2,516,089
Sweden..............$765,852
Switzerland.........$1,070,000
Taiwan..............$124,326
Thailand............$124,326
Turkey..............$734,832
UAE.................$208,911
UK,Ireland..........$5,454,683
Ukraine.............$241,408
Uruguay.............$23,903
Venezuela...........$339,681

Total International Box Office:
$37,797,192



Remember Me Total Box Office Worldwide:
$57,047,216


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Remember Me DVD is ranked as the #2 DVD rental film for the week!

Let's all keep up the word of mouth on this wonderful litle film.

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4 Responses to “Robert Pattinson in “On” Magazine (Italy) Scans and Translation"

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Beau­ti­ful, young, rich and famous, Robert Pat­tin­son movie won­der­boy in these last 5 years, is on stage since fif­teen in the Barnes The­atre Com­pany (Lon­don) where he was born in 1986, dream­ing to become the next Jack Nichol­son, his idol. In 2004 it seems to suc­ceded in that win­ning a lit­tle role in Mira Nair’s Van­ity Fair (but his scenes will be cut from the final ver­sion of the movie). A day after, another big occasion:Mike Newell chose him for Harry Pot­ter in the role of Cedric Dig­gory, one of the best magi­cian of the magi­cian school. He became an idol for young girls and Times Online con­sid­ered him “a star of the future” and Jude Law’s heir. In the fol­low­ing two years he is in the cast of Haunt­ing Air­man on BBC and The Bad Mother’s Hand­book (direc­tor Robin Shepper) on ITV. In 2008 he won a prize as best actor for How To Be by Oliver Irv­ing at the Stras­bourg Inter­na­tional Movie Festival.

But fame arrived with the role of Edward in the Cather­ine Hardwicke’s Twi­light from Stephe­nie Meyer’s book , and he bacame famous world­wide in the role of the vam­pire in love with a young uman girl. He played the same role in the two sequels (New Moon and Eclipse) and he will play Edward for the last time in Break­ing Dawn.

Between the Twi­light Series Movies, he found time to be a young rebel in Remem­ber Me by Alan Coul­ter (2010), and will be in the cast of Unbound Cap­tives by Made­line Stowe (for the first time as direc­tor). He fin­ished Bel Amì by Guy De Maupassant’s book on May, 2010 (direc­tors Don­nel­lan and Ormerod) and he is now (orig­i­nal arti­cle has been pub­lished on July) on set for Water For Ele­phant by Fran­cis Lawrence .


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Vote for Robert Pattinson In E Online’s “King of Summer” Poll

You can now vote for Rob in E Online’s “King of Summer” 2010 poll. Vote HERE till Wednesday when Round 2 of voting will commence.



So, did you have a good summer? One thing’s for sure, some of your favorite stars did.

We’re taking a look back at the guys who made an impact during the scorching months of 2010, and we need your help deciding who was The King of Summer! We’ve pulled names from some of the season’s biggest movie stars, hottest TV hunks and most successful music sensations for our tournament, and now we’re putting it in your hands.

Check out the 16 guys who made the cut for Round One. Vote for your faves, and eight will advance to Round Two on Wednesday



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Great Pictures from Robert Pattinson’s Stewart Shinning Photoshoot (2009)

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Robert Pattinson and Rosie: Old WFE set photos. Better quality!

We’ve seen these images before, they’re from waaaaay back toward the beginning/middle of filming but these pictures are much clearer. And a closer look at Tai as Rosie is always welcome! Thanks to RPAustralia for posting these.

She's so beautiful!

I spy a killer smile.

I was sad Rosie the first time I saw this (previous grainy pic). Tai blended with the canvas and I couldn't see her.

Wait... Rosie's not in THIS one. I should delete it...

Well that was a fun blast from the recent past. Don’t forget to vote for Water for Elephants director, Francis Lawrence! He directed Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance” video which is up for FOUR MTV Video Music Awards. Click HERE to vote!

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New Robert Pattinson Interview with Movie Star (Japan)

Here’s a new Robert Pattinson interview with Movie Star Magazine (Japan). Rob talks about the future and fame and you can read the translation below.

Q: Do you think that from early on being pushed into the pub­lic spot­light has made you more aware than other peo­ple that you have to be sure to live your own life?
Rob: It’s true that I was put in a place where I had to be more mind­ful and take more respon­si­bil­ity for every­thing. I couldn’t just be aim­less. Also, the direc­tion of my career has finally moved in a pos­i­tive direc­tion and I’ve tried to make a bit of progress. Thanks to the fact that I’ve had the time to think about a lot of things dur­ing this period, life itself is now free of the anguish that I felt in my past. I’m also now aware of just how lucky I am. I think that’s why I can enjoy it more and be more aware of what’s inter­est­ing to me and expe­ri­ence it all.

Q: When some peo­ple attain the kind of enor­mous suc­cess that you have they develop a sense of guilt over how much they’re blessed. Do you have any sense of guilt?
Rob: Sense of guilt? No. I just think it’s luck. I’ve just wanted to get the most out of all my oppor­tu­ni­ties and build a long career. That’s why now I have my feet firmly planted on the ground and I try to con­cen­trate on the work I’m get­ting and try to enjoy the sit­u­a­tion I’m in with­out get­ting both­ered by all the stuff that’s hap­pen­ing around me. After all, the most impor­tant thing to me as a human and as a pro­fes­sional is to evolve.

Q: Is it pos­si­ble to real­ize your own desire to have great act­ing skills as an actor and only as an actor even when you’re in the midst of all this pop­u­lar­ity?
Rob: The major­ity of peo­ple who are crit­i­cized by the pub­lic for this and that are the peo­ple who are con­stantly putting them­selves in the pub­lic eye. So I guess that means I could say that it’s bet­ter not to show one­self in pub­lic too much. I’d like to think that if you work hard to make high qual­ity movies then you won’t be eval­u­ated as a “mean­ing­less celebrity,” but rather by other fac­tors. If you’re seen as a celebrity, then it becomes more dif­fi­cult to be eval­u­ated based on the level of excel­lence of the movies you act in. But, to give one exam­ple, Johnny Depp has been win­ning that bat­tle. He’s the kind of per­son you can’t eval­u­ate based on image right? The object of eval­u­a­tion is always his act­ing skills. That requires a lot of self-discipline, and the abil­ity to hide from the pub­lic eye has also become impor­tant. You just have to get used to that.

Q: If you look back on your cur­rent self 10 years from now, what will you think?
Rob: I’ll prob­a­bly think that I should have enjoyed every­thing more dur­ing this com­pletely amaz­ing moment in my life. But it’s just now that I’ve finally begun to be able to really enjoy everything.

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Reminder: “The Bad Mother’s Handbook” Out on DVD in the US Today!

We previously reported that Robert Pattinson’s 2008 family drama The Bad Mother’s Handbook is due to be released on DVD in the US on August 24th so don’t forget to buy your copy today if you haven’t already pre-ordered it.

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Robert Pattinson Featured in Cosmopolitan Magazine

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“Eclipse” DVD Australian Release Date Revealed!

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Thanks to our affiliates Robert Pattinson Autralia we now know the Australian release day for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. The DVD is already available for pre-order HERE and is going to be released on December 1st, 2010. Remember this release date is only reported for Australia and no other dates have yet been revealed. It is however clear that we can expect an end of year worldwide release. We will let let you know as soon as we find out more information.

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