If Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart had a daughter, what do you think she would look like?

Like Mackenzie Foy, who is playing Edward and Bella’s daughter Renesmee in the Breaking Dawn movies?

Or how about…

“I imagine if Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart had a kid it’d be like this grungy…awkward and shy kind of thing,” jokes Charlie Bewley, who plays Demetri in the vampire movie franchise.

Kidding aside, Bewley called Mackenzie a “beautiful little girl.”

“She’s a little ball of energy that one,” he said.

I caught up with Bewley yesterday at the Sundance Film Festival as he checked out the running shoes in Samsung Galaxy Tab Lift’s Puma Lounge. He jetted to Utah from Baton Rouge, where they’re filming Breaking Dawn, for the premiere of his upcoming flick Like Crazy.

Bewley insisted he still hadn’t seen the Edward and Bella sex scene photo that was recently released by Summit Entertainment.

“It’s the sex scene?” he said when asked what he thought of the picture. “Really? They’re smashing around?! Shut the front door. I haven’t seen it…but I’m definitely going to check it out.”

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Last chapter, conclusion and advices from Paola after the London
premiere of Remember Me, click on more to read her story and see  more
of her  photos of the premiere

Question: If you had the chance to talk to him, what would you say?

Paola: Honestly I never thought of. My frustration is  in not
understanding English, so, I was never allowed to fantasize about this
hypothesis. Quite simply I could make him my sincere congratulations
for his performances and wish him a good luck for his career. If we
could talk longer (I know we’re talking about science fiction …. So
I wander), I think I would talk to him about music (which is  my life
passion too), and maybe exchange some advice to artists to listen to.
Well, perhaps I could ask him this: if he really think  to give up
music career and devote himself entirely to cinema, and in case of an
affirmative reply, asking him to reconsider it.

Question: If you were to give advice to those wishing to experience
and attend a premiere what advice would you give?

Paola: you mean what to do and what not? Do not think I can give
advices, than to not go alone, as they have been forced to do myself.
The psychological and practical implications of this are numerous. The
results will definitely be going there in the company more
satisfactory. What to do and what not:  I hope that anybody who goes
to a premiere with Robert Pattinson, loves him enough for who is he.
Do not do anything that might annoy him. If we want me to be ironic, I
suggest, before leaving to go get a good check-up cardiology, because
this organ will be put to the test!

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Interviewer : “What I saw outside (the hotel) is crazy! I’ve seen that for Johnny Depp, Brad Pitt…May be Leonardo Dicaprio. But it’s really rare. What I want to know is how do you deal with all that. You are so young (23)..How do you keep calm and cool?”
Rob: ” It’s not easy. I always try to separate my personal and private lives. I remind myself all the time that the fans, the press..are all here for the character, not for me. It’s a kinda “ego saving reflex”. Actually, it’s very nice, but when you’re facing all these fans, you just don’t know what to do to satisfy them.”

Interviewer: “Yeah, but don’t actors do this job for that? To be loved and admired?”
Rob: “I guess yes. In some way. But with Twilight, something amazing happened. I’ve become some kind of celebrity, even though when I started out, I didn’t think I was that interesting as a person. And so I just wanted to play deep characters that would enrich me, psychologically.”

Then they talk about the similarities between being a vampire and being an actor. The way they both depend on others, and need others to go on.

He asks Rob what he likes about vampires, and Rob says “The ‘superhero’ aspect. They’re like semi-god, but, in the same time, they depend so much on very regular people. On what’s deeply basic in ppl; their blood.”

Interviewer: “It’s really funny to see you talk about vampires, because I just dicovered this other movie (How to be) where you play a completely different character. I was wondering which part of you, as a person, is in this movie, or in the Twilight movie?”
Rob:” Not much. Actually I’ve never played a role where I can really be myself. As an actor, you think, with every role, that you’ll be able to give the character sthg from yourself, your experience. But the more you try to do that, the more you realize, with every single scene, that it’s coming out very differently from how you expected it, or how you intended it.”

Interviewer : “It’s really good to see you smile in the beginning of the movie (New Moon). You seem happy, then you disappear for most of the movie. Wasn’t it frustrating for you to be absent ?”
Rob: “No. Actually, it was very nice in many ways. Twilight (1st movie) has had so much success, so we had a lot of pressure, and it would have been impossible to make the
exact same movie (focused on Edward/Bella). And, also, I didn’t want to be the center of this movie, didn’t want to have too many responsibilities in it. Taylor got the big part of it. Which is good. Plus, I get to experiment a new angle; I’m more like a ghost, a shadow, which is stronger. Like a myth or something.”

Interviewer: “How did you play that? Did you talk to the author? Or get instructions from your director?”
Rob: “I think what influenced me the most, was my first meeting with Kristen. I imagined someone completely different for the role of Bella. But Kristen/Bella was so strong. So, for this relationship to work out, I thought (back in the casting) that I had to be as strong, but also a bit fragile and somehow broken. Which is very interesting to play. And I have to thank Kristen for that.”

Interviewer: “How would you describe Kristen, in three words?”
Rob: “She’s so strong. (He pauses and laughs) I’m trying to be careful what I say. She’s mature, and very challenging.”

Interviewer: “We’ve been interviewing some psychologists and they’re stating that this boy (Edward) terrified by his “vampiristic” impulses is somehow like a teenager terrified by his sexual impulses. Is that it? Do you think that Twilight is this specific teenager metaphor? What do you think?”
Rob: “In many ways, yes. I think so. But I don’t think it’s just about teenagers. I think that, in this particular movie (NM), everyone can relate to the events, the story. It was this book that encouraged me to make the movies. I read it before making the first movie. Something about how you fall in love for the first time, especially for a young man. You tend to idealize the girl, your imagination is completely flooded and you think she’s just flawless whatsoever. And the more you get to know her, the more you’re in love with her and you think that she’s perfect and there’s nothing wrong with her at all. But, in the other hand, you see more and more flaws in yourself. And I think there was this emotional outline in the movie, with this vampire blaming himself for threatening the girl he loves’ life. He thinks he’s gonna kill her because he’s a vampire, but I mean, anyway…it’s a good metaphor about the fear you can feel about the real commitment of a relationship, when you come to realize that this relationship is really important and not just a fling. You’re thinking ‘If I begin this, is it gonna be for life? Or will one of us end up with a broken heart if we leave each other?’ So yeah; it’s a good metaphor.”

Interviewer: “I guess it’s the young man in YOU who’s talking right now, coz you’ve been a teenager yourself, not so long ago. So what do you like in the film industry? Who are your favorite actors? What do you like to see in movies?”
Rob: “I like Johaquin Phoenix. I like…Ryan Gosling, among the young actors I mean. I’ve always loved all the Brando’s movies. But I don’t really have a specific taste in movies…I really like the french movies. I’ve grown up watching a lot of french movies. I love Godard…”

Interviewer: “Which ones, for instance?”
Rob: “I love Pierrot le fou. It’s one of my favorite movies. I also like…what’s the title in french?…It’s Eyes without face in England…?”

Interviewer: “Les yeux sans visage” (Note: It’s a 1960 french horror movie, directed by Goerges Franju and adapted from Jean Redon’s novel)
Rob: “Yeah..I thought this movie was amazing.”

Interviewer: “Well…a young man who loves Pierrot le fou can only be a wonderful person. (He shakes his hand) Thank you very much. Robert Pattinson…hope to see you very soon. thank you again.”

Thanks to Robstenation and their reader, Libenet, for the translation!

Mention begins around 1:55.

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Just to let you know that there are Golden Globes sections in many magazines that are out this week. People Magazine has an after-parties section and a pic of Rob and Andrew Garfield hanging out. That same pic is featured in other magazines including US magazine and Star magazine. US Magazine also has pics of Rob and Reese from the WFE reshoots.

If you get these magazines, send us your scans!