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Thank you to brandnewluv from the pattinsonlife LJ community!

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While you were filming, there seemed to be a lot of paparazzi around because of Robert’s fame from Twilight. How did you guys deal with that?
DE RAVIN: Um, yeah, you know, it took a little getting used to. We really shot the majority of the film on location, you know, in and around Manhattan so there’s just people everywhere anyway. It got a little hectic at times!

It must have been a bit distracting.
DE RAVIN: The first day I was sort of like, “Oh my God. How am I going to focus?” And you know there were times that we were rehearsing and you can’t even sort of think about what you’re doing. You feel all these eyes on you and you become very suddenly self-conscious about what’s going on as opposed to being in your own little world of the character.

What’s it like working with Robert Pattinson?
DE RAVIN: He’s such a nice, genuine, great guy as a person. And you know that’s always nice when you’re working with someone you get along with. [He's] very giving. We sort of worked on stuff a lot together and we’d talk about things and really developed our characters together as much as we could. And that’s a real give and take thing if you’ve got one person not wanting to do that and one that does—it sort of creates a bit of conflict. But we were both sort of on the same page with everything, which was great.

Being on the same page, did that help with your chemistry? How do you know things would work out well with the both of you?
DE RAVIN: Yeah, well you know, I guess you don’t really a lot of the time, do you? I tested for this with Rob so I guess they see whether your interpretation of the character and his interpretation are going to go together. But then there’s also that you can change it up a bit too to make it work better or bring it back. It’s an interesting question because it is something that I think comes more from really just getting along with that person and liking that person as opposed to sort of someone who really annoys you.

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Thank you to naima87 for the heads up!

There was also a significant write-in push for “Twilight” actors Robert Pattinson….

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Who would play you in the movie version of your life?
Woody Allen. I’m pretty neurotic. Robert Pattinson is like the last person I want to be compared with. I think any girl would throw me under a bus to be within five feet of Robert Pattinson. I actually think he’s an attractive guy. And I watched most of Twilight, and I think he was really intriguing.

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Any comments attributed to Robert Pattinson are going to get huge attention, especially with regards to the highly anticipated Bel Ami he’s making with Uma Thurman, and especially if outlets can throw in the word “sex.”


“The sex scenes with Uma are kind of disturbing,” Pattinson is quoted as saying to The Daily Record. The comments were quickly (and not surprisingly) picked up everywhere. “[Thurman's character] kind of uses sex as a sort of weapon and my character thinks like an animal,” Pattinson supposedly adds.


Bel Ami is an adaptation of French writer Guy de Maupassant’s novel, in which Georges Duroy (Pattinson) is a social climbing journalist and playboy. As Gossip Cop confirmed last month, Christina Ricci has also signed on to the project.


Gossip Cop was told by a source close to Pattinson that the Daily Record interview is a “fabrication.”


The source adds, Pattinson “never spoke to the [Scottish] Daily Record.”

The mobile and web platform picks up exclusive UK mobile and web rights to Paul Morrison’s Little Ashes.


Babelgum has acquired exclusive UK web and mobile rights to Paul Morrison’s Little Ashes, which stars Twilight’s Robert Pattinson.


The film will be available for free streaming to U.K. audiences via Babelgum’s online platform and its free application for Apple’s iPhone & iPod Touch and Google’s Android devices from February 8.


A drama about the early lives and loves of artist Salvador Dali, poet Federico Garcia Lorca, and filmmaker Luis Bunuel, the film also stars Javier Beltran and Matthew McNulty, alongside Pattinson.


Babelgum acquired the rights from producer Carlo Dusi (Aria Films) and production company Met Films. Kaleidoscope Entertainment is distributing the film theatrically in the UK, whilst the US rights are held by Regent.

One of these is definitely new…the other looks like it might be slightly different.  Enjoy!

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According to our friend hardlyloverp,

For the girls, it’s going to be Bella’s bracelet, pocket book, ring , and banner. 

They are going to get a new toy every week.

For the boys, it’s going to be a Kick bag , Edward’s wrist band, Jacob’s wallet, and wolf pack amulet.

“It’s not his thing. He’s not always on like Taylor is.”

—Robert Pattinson insider, when asked if the hunky Edward would perhaps be pulling an SNL appearance, just like his arch Twi rival, Taylor Lautner, did recently. Well, it is a media question worth pondering, considering R.Pattz’s Remember Me media tour’s about to hit big.

Or is getting grilled by Barbara Walters on The View more Robert’s movie-star speed?

“Yes,” says Camp R.Pattz, “putting on a show like Taylor does, just isn’t his thing. It’s not what he does.”

Quite unlike Taylor. Adds another superknowledgeable Rob-and-Taylor source: “That Taylor will do anything, anything, for the press. He’s been doing it since he was a kid. Rob doesn’t pull that stuff.”

Obviously, Mr. L’s media-working persona is one that far better suits live television, which, according to some of our R.Pattz vets, isn’t exactly where they want to show off the boy.

Leave that to Tay-babe, who knows a thing or two about perhaps not putting forth his more genuine side.

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Dear RMSaturday Blogger:

Help! I’m going to see Remember Me Friday March 12 with my girlfriends but I want to get my guy to go with me on Saturday. The problem? He likes big explosions, loud gunfire, stupid car chases, mindless action and copious amounts of CGI that includes bright blue people. He’d rather have his skull cracked open with a ball-peen hammer than sit through any movie that could remotely be called a chick flick. Short of paying him in cold hard cash and promising an abundance of dirty favors, what can I tell him about Remember Me that will make him understand it’s not a chick flick and get him to see it with me?