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Robert Pattinson interviewed by LasProvincias.es

Robert Pattinson interviewed by LasProvincias.es

The original article is HERE from lasprovincias.es - thank you to Twilight Poison for the translation via Spunk Ransom
Kat: I don't know if it's lost in the translation - but some of these answers don't sound like things Rob would say.
Is your character in RM the closest interpretation of your on personality?
No. I think it’s impossible to represent yourself being fully aware of what you’re trying to do. I try to choose characters that are not like me at all. The more unknown they are to me, the better I can play them because then I don’t feel vulnerable.
Do you like the tortured characters?
Those are the ones that I’m being offered. Subconsciously I try to be like my characters, and I live my fantasies through them. I’d love to be a confused young person that fights for his ideals, but I’m not like that.
Everyone beats him up in RM.
I prefer to be hit than hitting. It’s more interesting.
How would you describe the movie?
It’s a movie about a life style, about love and the desire to live. The story is told through the eyes of Tyler, who is not aware of the consequences of the relationships he has.
Trauma seems to be everyone’s bond in the movie.
Yes, all the characters in the movie have faced death somehow, losing a family member. So there’s a connection with them through grief.
This is your first movie since New Moon, is that a relief?
Yes. I wanted to do a smaller film. Something with a modest budget that I could film in between filming the Twilight movies. I wanted a story that was more realistic because I was getting a bit tired of the fantasy genre. I needed to play a regular character that faced normal issues.
Do you feel the pressure of fame now?
Yes, and the industry’s pressure as well. It’s almost like everybody is looking at me. Some people are just waiting to see me crash and burn, others are convinced that I’m going to make it. But in any case, I don’t care about people’s expectations. I’m the only one who has to worry about my career.
Eclipse is right around the corner…
I know. And I’m a little angry because people will forget about my performance in Remember Me, and keep the idea they had before about me. I thought Eclipse would come out 3 months after RM, but no. I just hope the expectation doesn’t overshadow the movie itself, because the third installment won’t be very different from the first two.
Mattel has a doll with your image, there’s unauthorized biographies of you, photographers follow you everywhere. Do you feel like a brand?
Yes. Fame can be a monster that consumes your life. The only thing that bothers me is people who think they know me and try to relate to a determined image of me.
I don’t mind if Hollywood sees me as the tortured teenager. I’ll change that perception with my work.

In this industry all they care about is that you make money. It doesn’t matter if you’re the next super-hero, or the next vampire, of the next lead in a romantic comedy.
Is it hard to rest after so much attention?
It’s very hard. There’s nothing I can do but try to find moments of peace, otherwise I’d go insane. It’s annoying when people scream for you on the streets or on the supermarket, or when you’re with your friends at a pub. I appreciate my fans and their support, I’m thankful and I know I wouldn’t be where I am without them. The most annoying part is living with 100 photographers outside my house, because they never stop, I live hiding from them.


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La Provincia Interviews Rob

Is your character in RM the closest interpretation of your on personality?
No. I think it’s impossible to represent yourself being fully aware of what you’re trying to do. I try to choose characters that are not like me at all. The more unknown they are to me, the better I can play them because then I don’t feel vulnerable.

Do you like the tortured characters?
Those are the ones that I’m being offered. Subconsciously I try to be like my characters, and I live my fantasies through them. I’d love to be a confused young person that fights for his ideals, but I’m not like that.

Everyone beats him up in RM.
I prefer to be hit than hitting. It’s more interesting.

How would you describe the movie? 
It’s a movie about a life style, about love and the desire to live. The story is told through the eyes of Tyler, who is not aware of the consequences of the relationships he has.

Trauma seems to be everyone’s bond in the movie.
Yes, all the characters in the movie have faced death somehow, losing a family member. So there’s a connection with them through grief.

This is your first movie since New Moon, is that a relief?
Yes. I wanted to do a smaller film. Something with a modest budget that I could film in between filming the Twilight movies. I wanted a story that was more realistic because I was getting a bit tired of the fantasy genre. I needed to play a regular character that faced normal issues.

Do you feel the pressure of fame now?
Yes, and the industry’s pressure as well. It’s almost like everybody is looking at me. Some people are just waiting to see me crash and burn, others are convinced that I’m going to make it. But in any case, I don’t care about people’s expectations. I’m the only one who has to worry about my career.

Eclipse is right around the corner…
I know. And I’m a little angy because people will forget about my performance in Remember Me, and keep the idea they had before about me. I thought Eclipse would come out 3 months after RM, but no. I just hope the expectation doesn’t overshadow the movie itself, because the third installemnt won’t be very different from the first two.

Mattel has a doll with your image, there’s unauthorized biographies of you, photographers follow you everywhere. Do you feel like a brand?
Yes. Fame can be a moster that consumes your life. The only thing that bothers me is people who think they know me and try to relate to a determined image of me.
I don’t mind if Hollywood sees me as the tortured teenager. I’ll change that perception with my work.
In this industry all they care about is that you make money. It doesn’t matter if you’re the next super-hero, or the next vampire, of the next lead in a romantic comedy.

Is it hard to rest after so much attention?
It’s very hard. There’s nothing I can do but try to find moments of peace, otherwise I’d go insane. It’s annoying when people scream for you on the streets or on the supermarket, or when you’re with your friends at a pub. I appreciate my fans and their support, I’m thankful and I know I wouldn’t be where I am without them. The most annoting part is living with 100 photographers outside my house, because they never stop, I live hiding from them.

Translation: TwilightPoison
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Rob is the 3rd Most Searched Celebrity on Mobile Phones

Rob is the 3rd Most Searched Celebrity on Mobile Phones

Cheryl Cole is the celebrity most searched for on mobile phones.

The Girls Aloud singer has been named as the personality most searched for by people playing on the internet on their telephone handsets, and her 'Fight for This Love' video has been crowned the most downloaded song and video clip.

The 26-year-old beauty strolled ahead in the results - which were put together by the Orange Digital Media Index (ODMI) - and received over 40 per cent more phone searches than 'Hannah Montana' star Miley Cyrus, who came second, and 'Twilight' hunk Robert Pattinson, who was placed third.

Paul Jevons from Orange, said: "Mobile searches are a real barometer of fame and reflect the public's fascination with celebrities when on the move."

Robert Pattinson made another appearance in the top 10 video downloads, as droves of fans of his 'Twilight' movies downloaded the 'Twilight: New Moon' movie trailer - making it the second most popular video.

The Orange Digital Media Index celebrity search lists:

Top 10 searched for celebrities:
1. Cheryl Cole
2. Miley Cyrus
3. Robert Pattinson
4. Emma Watson
5. Amanda Holden
6. Vanessa Hudgens
7. Taylor Lautner
8. Danielle Lloyd
9. Billie Piper
10. Lindsay Lohan

Top 10 video downloads:
1. Cheryl Cole - 'Fight For This Love' music video
2. 'Twilight: New Moon' trailer
3. Joe McElderry sings 'The Climb'
4. 'Angry Kid: Darkside' cartoons clip
5. 'Paranormal Activity' trailer
6. 'South Park' - Cartman v Bart Simpson cartoon clip
7. Taio Cruz - 'Break Your Heart' music video
8. Joe McElderry sings 'Don't Stop Believing'
9. 'South Park' - Chef sings Thriller cartoon clip
10. 'Angry Kid' - Queen's Speech cartoon clip

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ว้ายยยย Robert Pattinson โดนลวนลาม!!!!

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Pictures of Rob leaving the Lyric Lounge last night

HQ Pictures of Rob leaving the Lyric Lounge last night

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Kristen deserves an oscar

 Hanna (such a badass, fierce musician), lead singer of Bikini Kill and Le Tigre, who is friends with Joan Jett blogged about Kristen's performance in the movie, and lets just say she was blown away:) Considering the source, its some pretty big praise:)

This movie reminded me of HBO’s Grey Gardens because it could’ve really sucked and it didn’t. It is actually fucking great. The best time I’ve had at the movies in forever and just in general satisfying with a capitol “S”. Kristen Stewart seriously deserves an academy award for her performance as Joan Jett. Not to brag, but I know Joan and was really worried she would be portrayed as a boring tomboy in the sick new tradition of “girls kick ass” flicks, but she wasn’t. Stewart portrayed her as a sexy, complicated punk who, quite simply was born to be onstage. Everyone at the after party was blown away by how well Stewart did. There is this certain hyper active kid meets cat that swallowed the canary face that Joan makes when she is really happy that Stewart nailed perfectly. If you haven’t seen this yet run don’t walk to your nearest movie theatre.

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Outtakkes de Robert Pattinson Para "Another Man Magazine"

Outtakkes de Robert Pattinson Para "Another Man Magazine"

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Rob's Wax Figures London

Rob's Wax Figures London
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Rob's Wax Figures London

New York





Rob's Wax Figures New York
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