OTR at Cannes Promo

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Robert Pattinson wore a Gucci Made to Order black peak lapel one button Marseille tuxedo with a white dress shirt, black satin bowtie and black leather lace ups to the premiere of ‘Cosmopolis’ during the 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 25, 2012.

GUCCI dressed Robert Pattinson EXCLUSIVELY in upcoming thriller, “COSMOPOLIS” 

 Gucci has collaborated with costume designer Denise Cronenberg to create the sleek and elegant silhouette for actor Robert Pattinson in the new contemporary thriller, “Cosmopolis”. The film, directed by David Cronenberg and produced by Paulo Branco and Martin Katz, has premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on May 25th. In the film, Pattinson’s character is dressed in one of Gucci’s signature silhouettes - a black two button notch lapel Signoria. The impeccably tailored suit is paired with a fitted white cotton shirt, slim black silk tie, leather belt with silver buckle detail and black leather lace up dress shoes. More on this from Cosmopolis' Costume Designer Denise Cronenberg

Robert Pattinson at the Los Angeles Premiere of 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1' at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles, November 14, 2011. He was dressed in a Gucci ink 'Marseille' two button notch lapel suit with a pale gray button up dress shirt and slate gray tie.

 

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Rob and Kristen after the OTR Screenng and arriving at the Baron for the OTR Premiere After Party.
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Plus Old Video. Rob Outside Jimmy Kimmel - WFE Promo. April 2011

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Rob's translated interview now in full. Looks like it's from the same roundtable interview as other international magazines,such as Sonntagszeitung, but there are a few new quotes. Rob talks about Twilight, Cosmopolis, Cannes and Kristen.


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He could have a huge ego.  British actor Robert Pattnson is one of the  highest paid in Hollywood - just in the last year, he earned $26,5M  according to Forbes. The blue eyed guy has a legion of  rabid fans, that follow him everywhere, and to add to that, he has been  getting offers from acclaimed filmmakers. An example is the Canadian  David Cronenberg, that directed him in Cosmopolis - the movie was  in competition for the Palm D'Or in Cannes and will be released in  Brazil in August. In person, however, Pattinson surprises for his  humility and sense of humor. "All of a sudden, I left a ridiculous  £500 paycheck and became a Hollywood star. And all of that happened  without me proving anything." jokes the actor, that became famous all over the world with the Twilight saga, which started in 2008 and has made since then $2.5 billion.

Even  after beating more that 3000 candidates for the part of the vampire  Edward Cullen, Pattinson is the first to admit that the character never "demanded much effort". "The screenwriters did the best they could, but there isn't a lot to do when the guy never changes" says the actor, a lot more excited about what the movies brought to his life than making them. "I know that I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for Twilight. But from now on I want to overcome my insecurities as an actor, even if it means to take risks and make mistakes."

The first part from this new phase is Eric Packer, the finance genius that he plays in Cosmopolis.  Adaptated from Don DeLillo book, the futuristic drama follows the day  of the ruthless billionaire that faces an existential crisis by putting  his fortune in danger. With all the classic weirdness of a Cronenberg  movie, most of the scenes are set inside a limousine, in which  Pattinson's character gets many visits - including prostitutes, doctors  and financial analysts. "I confess that, when I read the script, I  thought about saying no to the offer. I didn't want to look like a  coward, but I couldn't understand anything. I felt an enormous potential  for failure, especially because my character talks nonstop", he  says laughing. Fortunately, Cronenberg didn't care about the fact that  the finance world didn't mean anything to Pattinson. The way that he  felt alienated would work on his side - since his character isolates  himself. "Only after, during filming, is when I understood that the  script is about an absurd contention in the struggle for power. It's an  apocalyptic story about capitalism."

During the movie, the protagonist reveals that deep down he's just trying to escape from himself - something that Pattinson can relate to. Since he became famous, the actor is chased by the media and fans. "I try not to think a lot about that and just do my job. My life is really weird. It's not as strange as my character's in Cosmopolis, but I feel just as claustrophobic as him sometimes.". Eric Packer even goes through a prostate exam in the limo. But the actor doesn't complain. At least Packer and his next roles go beyond the "good guy" of the story. "It's not easy to get around as the heartthrob for a long time. You need to be extremely self-confident, that's not my case. I don't think I'm attractive. I'm weird.", says Pattinson, that started acting when he was 15 at the Barnes Theatre Company to "meet girls".

In his current phase of acting in more cult projects, the actor plays in Bel Ami, based on the book by Guy de Maupassant, that will be released in Brazil in August, in the role of a seductive man with an obscure soul, that sleeps with women like Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci and Kristin Scott Thomas for money and power. In Mission: Blacklist, currently in pre-production, he's going to play Eric Maddox, who spearheaded the capture of Saddam Hussein. And in The Rover, also in pre-production, his character will be a mentally disturbed guy, that helps his brother in getting back a stolen car. "They are interesting parts for an actor like me, that still has a lot to learn."

Pattinson is also writing a script with his girlfriend, the actress Kristen Stewart, that he met during Twilight. "It's not for now. We're not going to hurry to work together again. We know it has to be a really great movie to explain a new partnership on screen.  If not, they're going to crush us", he explains. He says he couldn’t have found a “more perfect” girl than Kristen. "She understands exactly how I feel. She is an ambitious woman who wants to grow as an actress. She has an excellent radar for what is good and challenges me constantly."

Named Robsten by the media – like Brangelina (Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie) – , the couple went through the emotion and the craziness of having a movie competing for the Palm D'Or at the latest Cannes Festival. He was competing with Cosmopolis, and she with Walter Salles’ On The Road. "Someone made a joke about us being adversaries, which would be insane.” Pattinson admits that he got "a little jealous" when Kristen told him about being at the French event – Cosmopolis' selection wasn't confirmed yet. "In the end, it was amazing to have each other’s support. Her presence at the gala screening of the movie made me really nervous. She was sitting in front of me. I kept looking at the back of her neck, trying to find out if she was liking the movie or not (laughs). I only relaxed when, at the end, Kristen told me she loved it

Istoe Gente Updated with Better Translation. Thanks to  @BraGirl2

 In Twilight, it's only on the penultimate movie that the leading couple had a romantic sex scene. But Kristen Stewart, the performer of the delicate heroine of the vampire saga, says: "I see actresses do ridiculous fake sex scenes in movies and then declare that they felt safe on set." At 22 years old and as the highest-paid actress in Hollywood between May 2011 and 2012, earning $ 34.5 million according to Forbes magazine, Kristen says it was says with a fearless attitude to nudity that she starred On the Road, which premieres in Brazil on July 13.

 In Walter Salles' movie she plays Marylou, free-spirited young woman who becomes the lover of two friends who cross roads of the United States in an existential journey. "I would have joined these two guys, for sure," says Kristen, adding that she read Jack Kerouac's book as an adolescent, and that she admires people with libertarian attitudes. Off screen, however, she has a life within the rules and maintains a secretive romance with Robert Pattinson, her partner in Twilight.

How would you describe the experience of working in On the Road? 
K: It was the greatest experience I had doing movies. I wasn't part of the entire filming trip, but I went to Montreal to join the team and prepare. Then I went to New Orleans, Phoenix and San Francisco. Then I came home and made another Twilight movie. What was strange, because I wanted to go back to that experience with Walter (Salles), which was discontinued. I had no time to think about what had happened in those weeks on the road. What, in fact, closely resembles the experience of my character.

Were you afraid of doing the sex scenes? 
K: On the contrary, I wanted to do the sex scenes. I like movies that test my limits. It's a way to challenge myself, to leave the comfort zone. I confess that I lived more interesting experiences during those four weeks of filming on the road than in my normal life. The sequences of nudity among the characters are discreet and did not show genitals.

Did that make you more comfortable? 
K: I see actresses do ridiculous fake sex scenes in movies and then declare that they felt safe on the set. In most cases, the sequences seem fake, you can see that they are using skin color strips to cover their breasts. I didn't want to feel safe. It' much more interesting to see genuine sex scenes than something we realize that it's fake. I always wanted to be as close as possible to actual experience.

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Talks about the book, "not everyone loves 'On the Road' not everyone gets it..."
"I very much identify with Sal's character, I want to meet people in life that push me like that...I'm not MaryLou at all...completely the opposite, actually."
Talks about inspiration, "its about the process, so much more than the results...its more about the experience and I could so relate to that." "The goal for all of us is to completely lose control and I think a truer rendition of or a truer adaptation of the novel is one that is found one that is really respected and it affects you to the point where you can forget it and find it yourself..."

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Rob talks about fans wanting see Cosmopolis, including Twilight fans, about his character Eric Packer "He's an alien". He also relates Cosmopolis to 'The Truman Show'. He talks about Hollywood, fame, people in the business... Talks about Cosmopolis being a contemporary story, his Jeffrey Dahmer 'voice'  research. He also talks about being Cannes.

Some people still think of him as Edward, his reaction..."If I can make movies like this and come to Cannes, I don't care what people think. Whatever makes people want to see you..You cannot tell people what to think, you just have to try and do your best, try to do interesting things and that's the only thing you can only hope for."

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Alicia Malone's interview with Rob was posted here

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Rob talks about the challenge of trying to humanize Eric Packer.
Eric Packer lives in his own world and speaks his own language.
"If you feel like the world has been taken away from you, figure out how to take it back."
Thinks it's great that young people are trying to connect with doing something as opposed to sitting around on facebook, video games doing nothing. Loves that they're out there and living.

Commentary at the end."Cosmopolis, based on the Don DeLillo novel, is a great movie, full of contradictions, full of conversation/discussion. A movie that looks into our near future like a blind clairvoyant." Danke Dorul, for the translation.-S

 via Tink/ Robsessed Thanks for the heads up Dani, almost missed it.

More pics added - Updated June 17, 2012.

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Rob talking about being nervous during the premiere of Cosmopolis at the Cannes Film Festival. "I wasn't even watching, I was so nervous." "It's really, really nerve-wracking."

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