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Plus this old WFE Promo pic in HQ From the Cinemag site megindo Found this while searching if there's a pic of Kristen. lol

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I can't remember if this was posted before. :D Anyhoo, its a great interview.

MetroUK Twilight star Robert Pattinson talks to Metro about life as one of the world's hottest heart-throbs plus working with Reese Witherspoon in his latest film Water For Elephants.

What do you miss about Britain now you live in LA?
I miss the light in London, which is different to anywhere, and also the smell of the city. I miss getting pints in pubs. I miss the newspapers – I still prefer English newspapers to US ones – I miss reading the sport section. I miss the football… Arsenal.

How do you deal with fame?
Actually, I was thinking the other day that no one ever rings me up. No one ever asks me to do anything, so it’s kind of easy. And I’m working all the time anyway. But when I’m not working, I’m still one of those people who calls up every name in his entire phonebook to say: ‘Hey, what you doing? Are you doing anything tonight? Can I come with you?’

What was it like starring opposite Reese Witherspoon in epic love story Water For Elephants?
You actually played her son in Vanity Fair a few years ago. That was my first ever job. I was 16 and she was the same then as she is now: lovely. At that time, I didn’t know what I was doing. I got the job by accident. It was nice working with her this time. I’ve met her a couple times through the years and she’s always great. She has an aura of good energy that she puts out to everyone.

How did you land the role in Water For Elephants?
Francis Lawrence, the director, said he wanted to have a meeting and he took me out to the elephant sanctuary where Tai [who plays Rosie the elephant] lives and I saw her doing a handstand and stayed there for about four hours playing catch with her. I would literally throw a ball and she would catch it in her trunk and throw it back to me, and I was like: ‘OK, even if this movie is the worst movie ever made, I get to work with this elephant for three or four months. I’m definitely doing it.’

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"Jacob is a romantic and melodramatic hero. Would you behave like him in real life? - "Yeah, I think so. I think what I love about Jacob is that he doesn't force Marlena to do something she doesn't want to and steal her away. He just wants her to understand what he feels."

Facebook questions:
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Is there a role you would never accept? - "I'd never play the backside of a cow"
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Since you're so funny,would you ever do a comedy? - Well,yes,but it's quite difficult to find scripts that are actually funny, and I didn't start my career as a comedian.
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Describe yourself in 3 words - "I don't know. Whenever I'm asked this question I always answer I don't know"
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In the circus,who would you like to be:a clown,an acrobat or a tamer? - Definitely an acrobat.Not a tamer,because even the best ones end up with only one arm.

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Interviewer asks him, how are you? and Rob answers Bene (good). Girls you do not have to fear Kristen Stewart but Tai the elephant, lol.

Q: How did this fatal attaction with Tai start?

A: Fatal attraction? . during rehearsals i immediately understood that she would be very good and i thought that it was going to be a great movie.

Q: but you fell in love as soon as you saw her just like with a puppy.

A:yes, i went to see her at her place and there were 6 or 7 elephants. staying amongst them i experienced a sense of calmness.

Q: is there something that fascinates you with the circus? or something you do not like? (could not hear last bit well)

A:the circus is a world apart. you feel contrasting feelings about it from curiosity to a sense of fear of what could happen because you realize that the people who work there risk a lot everyday. its a world in which you have to stop and think before judging things.

Q: jacob, your character is a romantic, melodramatic hero, in real life would you behave like him?

A:i think so. what i like about him is that he does not force Marlena to do what she does not want, but makes her realize what is good for her.

Questions from fans.

Q: is there a role you would never do?

A:let me see, the backside of a cow. lol

Q: Valeria asks,since you are so funny, would you consider doing a comedy?

A: thank you Valeria, yes but i have not seen a good comedy script yet.

Q: describe yourself in 3 words

A: I always answer this the same, i do not know.

Q: Fiammetta would like to know what circus character would you prefer, a clown, an acrobat or a tamer?

A: an acrobat, never a tamer because even the best risk ending up with a severed limb.

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I think this is new.
Starts at 2:40. Christoph's interview is in German at 7:43

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Q: "How do you feel when Matthew Perry tweeted he's in love with your girlfriend, Kristen?"
Rob:"Matthew Perry from Friends? I didn't know that!"


Oh Rob!lol

Matthew's tweets

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MTVHollywoodCrush  Costume designer Jacqueline West revealed that Rob and Reese and even Christoph kept some of their WFE gear.

"Reese, because we had multiples in most of hers, she kept the dresses, and I think one of each of her performance costumes," Jacqueline said, prompting us to wonder where Reese could possibly wear some of the circus outfits (Oscars red carpet?).

Of course, Rob didn't go home empty-handed either. "I think Rob kept his leather jacket that he jumps off the train in," she said, adding that co-star Christoph Waltz also likely kept a top hat he wore in the film because he "loved it so much."

Yet, even with Reese, Rob and Christoph holding on to some of the pieces, there's still a lot left over. Jacqueline, who said that she kept some of the remaining items for a costume exhibit, explained that mostly everything else gets archived with the movie studio. "If the movie is considered a costume movie, and it's a hit, they put them on display for studio tours and stuff," she said.

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Rob already mentioned this during his  interview with Extra

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Rob talks about working with Tai and other exotic animals.
Rob and Reese each answer a fan question. And there's a 'Tai portion' at the end. lol

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Translation of Rob's Part.
Robert Pattinson seemed to be without much patience for interviews. The star, who had gotten himself into a love triangle in “Twilight” series, now repeat the dosage. The reporter asks if he wants to become an expert. He laughs and says that he never noticed it.

And Tai? It’s a good actress? Pattinson says, “She really is. It has an incredible facial expression. In the end she already recognized me, trusted in me and she starts follow me around through the set. “

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Reese "I really liked the original Twilight. I thought it was really good and really romantic and I thought him and Kristen were great."

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Chicago Tribune When many of you think Robert Pattinson, tabloid headlines and all things vampire come to mind. Pattinson, even more than any of the other main actors in the popular "Twilight" movie series, seems to be purposefully creating a body of work outside of his tween following.

This weekend, Pattinson shows that there's a lot more depth to him as an actor than we've seen in his "Twilight" character Edward, as he co-stars with Reese Witherspoon in the adaptation of the best-selling novel "Water for Elephants." When we talked recently, I wondered if there was a lot of pressure on him because of his "Twilight" success.

"I think it's actually a little less pressure. It's a little weird. There's a kind of a strange thing that happened and it's the same thing that happened when I did first did 'Twilight,'" he said. "I'd never heard of the 'Twilight' book series. I didn't know anyone who'd read it. I just kind of did it, so I wasn't nervous at all. Later on, it became this huge thing. With 'Water for Elephants,' again, I'd never heard of the book. … And then, I accepted the part and suddenly noticed people sitting next to me were reading it on three different airplane rides. So I guess I just missed the thing again and therefore also missed the nerves again. Now I just love it. Kind of everything about it. I could really connect to it all."

Not a lot of men connect with the movie so passionately. It's not really what might be called a "chick flick," but it's very romantic and very beautiful.
I know. It's strange. My dad loves it and he never reads anything. I think maybe because the reality of working in a circus? And then it can be so harsh ... maybe (it's) more relatable to men. But it's not really a totally romanticized story. It's impossible to romanticize.

You've worked with werewolves in "Twilight." What was it like working with Tai the elephant in this?
She's incredible. She's one of the best actresses I've ever worked with. She plays Rosie in the book, and that's an incredible difficult part to play. It's really integral to the story. It's really difficult casting to find an elephant that could pull it off. ... Plus, she does impressions.

Seriously?
She does impressions of chickens and stuff. And her general attitude is crazy, but she was also just so calm. She could be in a massive crowd of people … but she just stayed totally calmed, looking quite cheerful all the time. She just needs a bit of hay and that's it.

You two have that in common, right? I've seen you very calm in massive crowds of screaming teenagers.
Yes, but I complain about it afterwards. She doesn't complain about it; she is an incredible creature.

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