Wednesday, February 11, 2015

New Picture and Interview of Rob with Bild at 'Life' Berlinale Press Junket - February 9th

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Please keep breathing!
Thousands girls were screaming because of him in front of the Berlinale palace. And BILD is sitting inside - quite near to Robert Pattinson (28).

During his Berlin-trip the hollywood star took time for an interview. The dark circles around his eyes showed he was tired - his crowed schedule didn't let him take a break. He was keeping himself awake with coffee and chewing gum. He got a beard!(it suits him!), he is wearing his hair tousled, sneakers, t-shirt, open button-down-shirt: Mr. Sexy very down-earth!

Fast question about his new movie "Life" (in theaters (GER) Oct 1st), he is performing the photographer of cult-star James Dean (dead 24). did the role change his relation to photographers? "Today the people only want to see the bad of the stars. This was different backwards", Pattinson says.

This is the headword! Like to take a picture? "Yes," smirks the vampire from the "Twilight" movies and takes a picture with his phone. At sight of our selfies he is surprised himself: "I need to get used to my blonde beard first!"

No surprise: For his role as photographer Dennis Stock he was shaved and his hair was neatly parted.

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New Picture of Rob from 'Life' Berlinale After Party

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New Rob Interview With Sky Cinema (Dubbed) - Life Press Junket




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New Rob Interview with EinsPlus - Life Press Junket

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New Rob Interview With Reuters From 'Life' Press Junket

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Robert Pattinson, who is at the Berlin film festival with Anton Corbijn’s ‘Life’ explains why he can’t sit through premiere screenings and talks about his past, his future and his connection to ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ BERLIN, GERMANY (FEBRUARY 9, 2015) (REUTERS) – It was the morning after the night before for British actor Robert Pattinson as he attended a press junket on Tuesday (February 10) after he launched his new movie, Anton Corbijn’s ‘Life’ at the Berlin film festival. However, unlike the other people on the red carpet, Pattinson didn’t sit through the screening of the film.

“I actually didn’t watch it last night,” he admitted.

“Because after Cannes I literally I got so…I feel like I lost a few years of my life watching a screening, just sitting there with your heart just wrenching inside your chest. I just can’t do it anymore so I’m going to watch it like, probably tomorrow. So yeah, I don’t know what the reaction is. I’m just kind of, in a trance the entire time, but yeah, it seemed like people appreciated it. There was a nice applause and stuff.”

Pattinson first came to public attention playing the ill-fated Cedric Diggory in ‘Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’ in 2005. However, it was in 2008 that he exploded on the scene playing Edward Cullen in ‘Twilight’. Asked whether he had any idea what the reality of fame was going to be like before ‘Twilight’, he replied:

“I don’t know what I thought it was going to be. I mean, it’s weird, I still feel like I’m doing the same stuff. I mean, I guess up until ‘Twilight’ I was really just auditioning for absolutely everything and just trying to get anything so I guess that’s a sort of different career but I mean, afterwards it’s so rare that I find anything that not only that I like but that I feel like I can add something to or do at all, so it’s really trying to find anything to do.”

“It always surprises me when a script comes and I’m like, “oh!”. I just signed onto this thing ‘Brimstone’ – it’s just a small part in something but I was so surprised that this part that…Like I really, really had an idea of how to do it and I’m always like ‘Oh, where has this idea come from?’ I’m always surprised that I had any idea at all so yeah, it’s kind of a strange career,” he added.

The next big film after Pattinson’s ‘Life’ at the Berlin film festival will be the world premiere of ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’, starring Jamie Dornan. Strangely, the author of the bestseller is reported to have based the book on the film ‘Twilight’, and therefore cult hero Christian Grey is based on Pattinson’s portrayal of the vampire Edward Cullen. 

“It’s kind of weird and also I know Jamie really, I’ve known Jamie for about ten years, as well, so… I mean, I think… I haven’t actually read the book but like, I think it must be very, very different. I don’t see how it can work if it’s not different. It’s amazing, it’s that fan base. She…They’ve…There’s some kind of profound connection that a bunch of people have to it and I’ve never figured out, you know, quite what it is. But you can see this, even at the premiere last night this woman that has been coming for years to premieres and stuff. It’s just very strange,” Pattinson said.

Pattinson has been a regular at European film festivals over the past few years, choosing roles which are far removed from Edward Cullen in ‘Twilight’. However, while the ‘Twilight’ fan base is still there and in Berlin girls camped out from early in the morning of the premiere to try and meet their idol, Pattinson said it has “calmed down”.

“I used to be, I used to just let it really, really get to me and I’ve kind of become a lot more calm recently. Also, I’ve spent more time in London and it’s completely different in London. It’s like, if someone asks for a photo in London and you say ‘no’, it’s not like…. A lot of the time, in L.A. especially, people are like ‘Why?’, you know, like: ‘Really? You want me to explain why? I’ll just do a photo, then.’ In London, people don’t really so it’s kind of different but yeah, it definitely has calmed down,” he said.

Although he didn’t want to comment on where he would be in ten years time, he did admit:

“[I]n the next few years I know just after last year like two of my movies kind of, one fell apart and the other one got pushed to this year and I ended up like, kind of just waiting for a job for ages and I was just like, ‘okay, I need to be, I’m never having a year like that again. I’m going to be a lot more prolific in my productivity rate’. Cause I think it’s suddenly getting up to 30 as well and you’re just like ‘argh! I need to do loads of stuff!’ So I’m definitely going to be much more productive.”

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Tuesday, February 10, 2015

'Life' Berlinale Promo - Index Post


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"Robert Pattinson impresses in this stylish drama about the relationship between celebrity and the media."

New Rob Interview With rbb-online - Premiere & Press Junket (Dubbed)


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Int: Megastar Robert Pattinson was at the Berlinale. What did he do there?

Tom Westerholt: Robert Pattinson presented his new movie Life in which he plays a photographer in the 50s who accompanied actor James Dean and took very popular pictures of him. In the evening on the red carpet he was the one whose pictures were taken from thousands of fans who didn't forget him even after Twilight and from hundreds of photographers from all over the world. That isn't an actual problem for him.

Robert: I mean this is great. You always hope that the peolpe like the movies you do. I don't know. The kind I do now are all very very different so it's surprising that The Rover and stuff like that work as well.

Tom Westerholt: Many fans wondered if Robert would bring his girlfriend singer FKA Twigs to the premiere. No he didn't. Instead he brought a full beard.

Int: One last question. You took a selfie with him but not around the screaming crowd but before at the hotel. Give us your impression of him.

TW: Very cheerful, very chilled, absolutely casual. After the mega hype the distance to Twilight seems to be good and necessary for him and brings even actual benefits.

Robert: It was like super crazy three years ago. Now it's a little bit less crazy. I can go to a supermarket now. Really great these glorious experiences like going to Mc Donalds.

Big thanks to Sonja for sending the audio to us and translating the interview

New Short Video of Rob from the 'Life' Press Junket

Rob speaks Italian


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