Uma Thurman talked about Rob in her new interview with Vanity Fair (Italy)

Vanity Fair: You also shot Bel Ami, by Guy de Maupassant’s novel with Robert Pattinson

Uma Thurman: Robert is beautiful. Almost more beautiful in person than on screen. He is also a good actor. He will make a great career, there will not be only Twilight in his career

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Robert Pattinson has been shortlisted for AskMen’s Top 49 Most Influential Men of 2011!

You can vote for Rob to be named the most influential man in the world in the UK Edition of AskMen’s Top 49 Men of 2011 here.

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Here are some excerpts from the WFE DVD Commentary about Robert Pattinson.

Initially they wanted Hal to do all the voice over but then thought it would distance from the character and decided to try Rob’s voice and really liked the result.

The moment with the girl at the college was a in between takes moment. She was so nervous around Rob that they tricked her. She was actually flirting with Rob off camera.

They say Rob has a method to start sweating and go all pale but they won’t reveal.

Rob’s mom in the movie also acted as his Polish coach.

Rob did his own stunt running alongside the track and catching the train. Francis was really nervous because if something got wrong it could be really awful.

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Welcome to the Breaking Dawn book club! Today we’ll be discussing chapters 34-36. Please discuss freely with your fellow readers and, most importantly, have fun! We’ve posted a few discussion questions below to get the conversation started, but feel free to ignore them and start your own discussions!

Spoiler Warning! Comments will contain book spoilers for the chapters being discussed; however, we do ask that those who have read ahead in the book not spoil future chapters for those who haven’t!

Discussion Questions

What were your expectations for the final battle in the chapters leading up to it?

Here are new images of Robert Pattinson in ‘Bel Ami.’

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Here is the ‘Water For Elephants’ dvd extra video entitled “Robert Pattinson Spotlight.”

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Welcome to the Breaking Dawn book club! Today we’ll be discussing chapters 28-33. Please discuss freely with your fellow readers and, most importantly, have fun! We’ve posted a few discussion questions below to get the conversation started, but feel free to ignore them and start your own discussions!

Spoiler Warning! Comments will contain book spoilers for the chapters being discussed; however, we do ask that those who have read ahead in the book not spoil future chapters for those who haven’t!

Discussion Questions

What do you think of Alice and Jasper’s defection from the Cullens?

Summit Entertainment has kindly sent us brand new images and a synopsis of ‘THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN PART 1′. You can click on the thumbnail to view more beautiful pictures!

Based on the Novel “Breaking Dawn” by STEPHENIE MEYER
Screenplay by MELISSA ROSENBERG
Produced by WYCKGODFREY, KAREN ROSENFELT AND STEPHENIE MEYER
Directed by BILL CONDON
Starring KRISTEN STEWART, ROBERT PATTINSON AND TAYLOR LAUTNER

The highly anticipated fourth installment of The Twilight Saga, directed by Academy Award® winner Bill Condon, THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN – PART 1 reveals the mysteries of this romantic epic that has entranced millions.

In The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson), plus those they love, must deal with the chain of consequences brought on by a marriage, honeymoon, and the tumultuous birth of a child… which brings an unforeseen and shocking development for Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner). [read more]

Starring in upcoming films opposite Robert Pattinson, Naomi Watts and Keira Knightley, Toronto’s Sarah Gadon is on the verge of making a career out of being a performer–a dream she’s been working toward since she was a nine-year-old ballerina playing a lamb in The Nutcracker. In David Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method, Gadon plays Emma Jung, the long-suffering wife of Michael Fassbender’s Carl Jung.

The collaboration worked so well that Cronenberg cast her as Robert Pattinson’s estranged wife in his upcoming day-in-the-life-of-a-multi-millionaire film Cosmopolis. Casting Gadon was an easy decision, Cronenberg explains. “She’s extraordinarily beautiful, she’s incredibly talented and she’s very funny, playful and intelligent,” he says. She’s also starring with Daniel Craig in Dream House and in the vampire thriller The Moth Diaries. And yet working with Pattinson had a way of distilling Gadon’s 15-year résumé into three words: Robert Pattinson’s wife. It’s a hot topic among Team Edward, though Gadon finds it baffling. “This is a glimpse into what his reality is like every day,” she says. “So if anything it makes me think, “I’m really lucky.” The only reason people are talking about me is because of him.” It won’t be long before the conversation shifts.

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FANG: Who do you play in COSMOPOLIS?

BARUCHEL: The thing is incredibly dense and ethereal and mostly it’s just dialogue heavy. It takes place in the early 2000s during a version of the dotcom boom. It follows Robert Pattinson’s character, who’s the CEO of one of these tech companies, and he’s on his way to work and he’s trying to get a haircut and that’s the movie. And 90 percent of it takes place in his limo en route to get a haircut. He has all these different meetings with people he works alongside, and they come in to the limo, he has a long, sort of philosophical conversation with them and they get out, they exchange seats, and I’m the first guy he picks up. I’m the guy who started the company with him, and I’m a young, rich, upwardly mobile tech head. We have a four-page long existential scene about the nature of 20th-century living and then I disappear. It was the most satisfying, interesting, exciting and every adjective in the book. It really, really nourished me. I know I’m a better actor, a better writer and a better person for it.

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