Robert Pattinson at the premiere for new romance drama Remember Me opposite Lost star Emilie de Ravin
"While on the red carpet for his new movie, “Remember Me” Rob told Life & Style, “It’s nice”, when asked, “How do you feel about your girlfriend Kristen being here to support you?” “Inside the theater, Rob rushed to sit down next to Kristen, who had been seated already. Kristen immediately asked him, ‘How was it?’—referring to his red carpet entrance and interviews. He shrugged and smiled.” Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart wearing the same white shirt. Kristen was arriving at JFK airport in N.Y. this afternoon back to LA, where she'll be presenting Oscars.
The two continued their affection as the night went on. “As the lights went down Kristen clapped along with the crowd. She leaned over to Rob and nuzzled her head into his neck. He leaned his head into hers. They looked quietly affectionate and at ease with one. Robert Pattinson as Tyler in "Remember Me" (2010).
During various scenes in the movie, Rob gave Kristen a nudge shoulder to shoulder. It was a cute gesture, perhaps to show her how into her he is.” Kristen Stewart at "Remember Me" Premiere.
“Throughout the movie, they each took sips from the same water bottle and they nuzzled into each other’s necks as they whispered and cuddled. It looked like they were kissing each other’s necks at different points in the movie—about six times. They definitely looked like a cute couple sharing quiet moments together.” Source: www.celebrity-gossip.net Remember Me Exclusive TV Spot Trailer Park Movies | MySpace Video New ‘Remember Me’ TV Spot – “Moments”
"Robert was joined by actress Emilie de Ravin, as they both star in the upcoming romantic drama Remember Me. Robert called the film -- in which his character, a rebellious young man, finds a spark with a quirky girl played by Emilie -- reminiscent of '70s and '80s films like Ordinary People and Terms of Endearment, saying they don't make movies like that anymore.
Barbara compared Robert to James Dean, though James Dean probably didn't have to answer questions about a Details interview where he said "something about vaginas" (that would be his quote that he's "allergic to vaginas"). Robert explained that the lesson he learned was "never try to make jokes in interviews." That, or "never do interviews." Source: theview.abc.go
"We expect to spark fan frenzy today as we’ve just confirmed the next actor to be admitted into our attraction is the hottest celebrity of the moment, Brit born A-lister and star of the phenomenally successful Twilight saga, Robert Pattinson. The wax figure of the British heartthrob will be revealed in March, ahead of the release of his latest film, Remember Me, in early April" Source: www.madametussauds.com
- question about how Robert Pattinson gets his hair done and he answers that he wears a wig - they explain how severely summit deals with the questions at the junket - rob enjoyed not to wear so much make-up as he does in the twilight movies - gum-chewing lady cuts them off when they ask about Kristen Stewart's appearance (they say "Kristen's here too" and Rob says "Yeah she is" and then they get cut off) - summit deleted 3 minutes of the 5 minute junket interview-video because they asked how it felt that his relationship to Kristen "got clarified" now
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Jake Gyllenhaal at 77th Annual Academy Awards - Rehearsals
"Gerard Butler, Bradley Cooper, Tom Ford, Jake Gyllenhaal, Chris Pine, Keanu Reeves, Ryan Reynolds and Sam Worthington will present on the 82nd Academy Awards®, telecast producers Bill Mechanic and Adam Shankman announced today.
Butler, Cooper, Ford, Pine, Reynolds and Worthington will each be making their debut appearance on the Oscar show. This will be Gyllenhaal’s third appearance and Reeves’s fifth". Source: rushprnews.com
“Alice in Wonderland” exclusive Clip - "Clothe This Girl".
Mia Wasikowska Covers Teen Vogue February 2010.Mia Wasikowska - Harper's Bazaar Australia
"Instead of Alice as a bored but clever child, we get Alice as a 19-year-old rebel and warrior, dispatching the monstrous Jabberwocky with a magic sword. Disney’s second rendering of Lewis Carroll’s fantasy, in other words, is a world apart from both its 1951 cartoon version and the original Victorian-era text. Anne Hathaway and Tim Burton at Alice in Wonderland Ultimate Fan Event on 19th February) 2010 in Los Angeles.
Directed by Tim Burton, “Alice in Wonderland” a 3-D blend of live action and animation that opens Friday, is meant as a contemporary, subversive take on a cherished story. With the 20-year-old Australian actress Mia Wasikowska, who had a breakout role in the first season of HBO’s “In Treatment” as Alice, it begins with an unwanted marriage proposal before veering off into Underland, where Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter and Helena Bonham Carter as the Red Queen await.Since “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” and its sequel, “Through the Looking-Glass,” were first published nearly 150 years ago, Alice’s tale has been retold in many versions and many media, including as a musical, anime, video game and more than a score of film and television adaptations. But for Mr. Burton the very abundance and familiarity of the material “in the subconscious and in the culture” was an incentive — not a deterrent — to take it on.“I’ve seen mostly everything, but there’s never been a version for me that particularly works, that I especially like or that blows me away,” he said this month in a telephone interview from Los Angeles. “It always ends up seeming like a clueless little girl wandering around with a bunch of weirdos. And the fact that there was no one definitive version was helpful. It’s not like the Disney cartoon was the greatest. So I didn’t feel that pressure to match or surpass.” Johnny Depp and Tim Burton.
“I do feel it’s really important to depict strong-willed, empowered women,” she added, “because women and girls need role models, which is what art and characters are. Girls who are empowered have an opportunity to make their own choices, difficult choices, and set out on their own road.” Mia Wasikowska and Anne Hathaway at Alice In Wonderland Royal World Premiere in London Feb 25, 2010.
“We’re not that concerned about being historically accurate in a film like this,” said Richard D. Zanuck, one of the movie’s producers. “It’s a piece of entertainment where you have a heroine off to another adventure at the end, and unless I’m wrong, people of all nationalities will just enjoy it as an entertainment and not try to interpret it.”
merican McGee's Alice,the Third Person Shooter computer game released in October 2000. Set years after Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, Alice features an older, more cynical and macabre incarnation of Alice. Shortly after her second adventure, Alice's parents are killed in a fire of which she is the only survivor. Driven catatonic and having attempted suicide (as found in the case book), she is institutionalised in Rutledge Asylum. Years later, She is called by the White Rabbit to the aid of a radically altered Wonderland now under the despotic rule of the Queen of Hearts.
In the 1970s a pornographic “Alice” was also filmed, and more recently there was “American Magee’s Alice” a video game set that features a revenge-minded Alice confined to an insane asylum, with a second installment possibly due in 2011.
“What is really interesting about the recent versions is that they are all a little violent,” said Jan Susina, author of “The Place of Lewis Carroll in Children’s Literature” and a specialist in Victorian culture who teaches at Illinois State University, noting that the goth-and-gore singer Marilyn Manson also has a film project in the works in which he plans to play Carroll. “Since each generation and culture puts its own gloss on the story, that suggests something about our culture.” Source: www.nytimes.com
Kristen Stewart wore a leather jacket, the t-shirt which she had when she shooted "The Runaways" and lace-print cropped skinny jeans designed by Stella McCartney.Kristen Stewart, wearing leather jacket, Recession jeans and Converse sneakers, is spotted heading to a waiting car after attending the after party for Robert Pattinson's new film "Remember Me" in New York.
Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart remember me after party premiere NYC march 2010.
At the New York premiere of their latest movie, 'Remember Me,' Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin talk about dealing with paparazzi and screaming fans. (March 2)
"Canadian comedian Russell Peters has landed a part in a science-fiction film directed by David Bowie's son, Duncan Jones. A publicist says the Brampton, Ont.-raised funnyman will co-star in the U.S.-Jake Gyllenhaal at Times Square In New York City (For GQ Photoshoot) on 27th February, 2010.
produced thriller "Source Code" alongside Jake Gyllenhaal and Vera Farmiga, who is up for an Oscar for her role in "Up in the Air.""Source Code", which is set for release next year, follows a soldier as he awakens in a commuter's body during a train bombing.
Co-stars include Michelle Monaghan and Jeffrey Wright.
"Moving the tour wasn't an easy decision to make -- I've never had to do this before," Peters said in the release.
"I've been looking for good film roles for a while now and this one's really good." Source: www.ctv.ca
"Jake is certain it has the potential to be as good as Harrison’s classic Indiana Jones franchise, even though hundreds of people have told him the chances of critical and box office success are slim. Jake Gyllenhaal, scan of "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" in Empire magazine.
“Look, I know there is a legacy of these films,” he told Total Film magazine. “People who’ve done them and pulled them off and those who haven’t. Indiana Jones is one of my favourite films ever. That’s what I want to challenge, and that was the pressure I felt. It’s me everyday. I’m the guy.”
“The bad guys all had different powers, so I fight them in different ways,” he said. “There’s a great fight where one of them has these whips with blades on the end, then I fight another one with blades for hands, and another one who shoots spikes. And there’s some great chase scenes in the movie, involving sword-fighting and humour, which is the hardest part of action.” Source: www.musicrooms.net
Robert Pattinson hit the red carpet at the Paris Theatre in New York City where he chats about his new film, “Remember Me.” And, what is it like being the boss? Plus, why is Robert exhausted after going on ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’?