New UHQ Pictures of LIFE Promoshoot with Rob and Dane by Anton Corbijn

Thanks to Dane-DeHaan.Org

New Outtake from Rob's Blackbook Photoshoot

The photographer tagged the picture: robert pattinson, blackbook magazine, i drew on his arm

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New/Old BTS Picture of Rob From Premiere Shoot

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New/Old Photoshoot Outtake

It's from Rob's Photoshoot with Esquire UK 2014. More Pictures from the photoshoot here and here

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New BTS Pictures From Rob's Premiere Photoshoot

You can find the photoshoot here and here
 

Behind the Scenes on my shoot with Robert Pattinson last Spring. There was lots of creative talk and inspiration going around before the shoot started and everyone especially Rob had to get their hands a little dirty. Tomorrow I’ll post the images as a reminder of how it all turned out!!

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Old Picture from the Remember Me Promo Shoot Now Bigger

From the Remember Me promo shoot. Old picture now bigger

Photoshoot Pictures Now HQ Non-Scans

A few other pictures from the Esquire UK photoshoot were posted as non-scans here and all pictures posted as scans here


ETA: Another picture now in HQ thanks to @Gossipgyal

Old Photoshoot Outtake Now Bigger (2012)

The full outtake was posted here, but smaller. Here's a bigger version of the cropped picture.


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Photoshoot Pictures Now Non-Scans And HQ

We posted these as scans, now they're non-scans and in HQ



And the covers now bigger in better quality

New Photoshoot Outtakes - 2014

Rob in Esquire UK - New Interview and Photoshoot

ETA: Added iPad scans in HQ - with 3 gorgeous new pictures

Rob is the cover of the September issue of Esquire UK magazine - Here is the full interview and gorgeous pictures from the new photoshoot. Pictures of Rob doing the photoshoot were posted here a couple months ago.

Cover & Photoshoot Pictures





HQ iPad Scans with 3 gorgeous New Pictures - thanks so much to Verena and @Korita05 for sending these :)

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Full scans (a different gallery with scans not so heavy (1-2mb each picture, but same size) - HERE



Esquire UK - Contributors Page - Sanjiv Batthacharya and Simon Emmett talk about working with Rob - and Editor's Letter (thanks to @Gossipgyal for the Editor's page)



Full version of the cover and b&w pictures (Non-scans)



Another new picture - from the Subscriber's cover (source)



Cropped Pictures (Non-scans) - Bigger than the full pictures




Full Interview

Robert Pattinson: Exclusive Interview For Esquire September Issue

He's the 28-year-old British actor who has survived trial by fire – the Twilight phenomenon, tabloid hysteria – to become one of our most promising leading men. Over the next few months, you’ll see him deliver top-drawer performances in movies by David Cronenberg, Werner Herzog and Anton Corbijn. First, The Rover, this summer’s must-see film. To celebrate, Esquire’s man in LA invited September's cover star over for beers and a barbecue

He doesn’t seem the nervous type, Robert Pattinson. He always looks so calm, in the face of all those screaming girls. But there are times when he gets very anxious indeed, and the heart quickens and the behaviour changes. And when he does, he lies, he just makes stuff up. Or at least that’s what he told US late-night chat-show host Jimmy Kimmel recently, when he was a guest on the show to promote his latest movie, The Rover.

Given that he was clearly quite nervous for the interview itself, perhaps he was lying all along, which would mean he wasn’t, which would mean he was and so on forever. But then he proved it. As he squirmed and fidgeted in his seat, he told Kimmel, apropos of nothing, that he had “extraordinarily heavy saliva”, which was why he couldn’t spit very far, no more than a foot. He also said that he quite enjoyed being spat on in an erotic way. The audience loved it, and it was quite funny. But it was also quite weird.

“OK, I can explain,” he says. “On all those talk shows you have to do a pre-interview with some producer the day before. And then a second before you go on, they tell you what you said in the pre-interview to prep you for it – and then you have to go and say it all again. So, I was sitting there with Jimmy, and that story I said the day before suddenly seemed not funny at all. I mean it wasn’t that funny in the first place and now I’ve got to perform this unfunny story which Jimmy’s going to fake laugh at it, and… I just can’t take it. So I started panicking. I was literally pouring with sweat. And I felt myself drooling. I thought, ‘Oh my God, I’m starting to drool.’ So, I made up this stupid story about having heavy saliva, and Jimmy’s face just went, ‘What the fuck are you talking about?’”

He laughs. It’s a mumbled kind of laugh, full of self-deprecation and restraint. “As soon as I saw his face, I felt much better!” he grins. “I was back in my comfort zone!”

He’s telling me all this while sitting in my backyard in Eagle Rock, Northeast Los Angeles. Yes, Robert Pattinson is in my house, having a beer while I putz around with the grill, a scenario that probably ought to feel weirder than it does. He’s never come over before. It’s not like we’re mates or anything. We only met the one time, three years ago, an occasion he’s long forgotten.

It was some cattle call press junket for the last Twilight movie. He was holed up in a sterile hotel suite in Beverly Hills, and I was one of a trillion journalists he met that day. I remember he showed up with a T-shirt that flapped open at the side and he hadn’t noticed – it wasn’t a fashion thing, the stitching had just gone. He mentioned his nerves then, too, saying he got so jumpy before auditions that he took a Xanax before the final Twilight one, only he overdid it, and showed up all drowsy. “Oh that interview! I had to live that down. People were like, ‘Drug addict!’ My fault. I brought it up about 50 times in the interviews, too.”