Robert Pattinson and Dior Featured in Style Italia Magazine | Feb 2021

Rob featured in Style Italia Magazine:

Recruited for the Dior Homme campaign, they [The Blaze] immediately bonded with Pattinson. We gave him our playlist and a dance coach; we wrapped him in light and put two operators at his side, one with a camera on his shoulder and one with a steadicam and he slowly brought out incredible gestures and movements. And he dances alone, and radiates a warm personality, not without edges but to be desired and if possible to love: he is no longer an actor, he is Dior Homme made man.”

Thanks @sallyvg

“Tenet Highlights Why Robert Pattinson Is The Right Choice for Batman”

Mark Lynch wrote this great article for on why Tenet proves that Rob as the right choice for Batman (not that WE needed any convincing). I like that Mark states “If Chris Pratt can go from the goofball in Parks and Recs to Star-Lord and Chris Evans from Not Another Teen Movie to Captain America then why can’t Robert Pattinson be allowed to make a similar jump?” Indeed Mark, indeed. Below is an excerpt, click on the link to read the full article:

The first time we see Robert Pattinson in Tenet, he looks and moves exactly like Bruce Wayne would in public. He’s dressed really nice, smiling, talking really smooth, and gave an appearance that put everyone watching him at ease. If you’ve ever seen Bruce Wayne in a comic with civilians or in Batman: The Animated Series, you know how often he plays the opposite of what he truly is.

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In the first action scene, Neil displays all of his skills. He’s scaling a building, taking people out stealthily, and doing it all smoothly. He went from seemingly modest to a full-on threat in less than ten minutes. This is a switch we’ve seen Batman flip on multiple occasions. An underrated aspect of Bruce Wayne, Christian Bale did this well in the The Dark Knight Trilogy, effortlessly evolving from pompous, billionaire playboy to the heroic Caped Crusader in the blink of an eye. If Pattinson can do it in Tenet, he can definitely do it in The Batman.

…If there was any concern about him looking believable in a fight (not that there should have been), those can be put to rest instantly. We see Pattinson in action scenes and he looked believable. On that note, just how good does he look in the trailer for The Batman?

Batman is aggressive. He doesn’t kill, but he certainly puts a lot of people in hospitals with injuries that will take months to years to recover from – something that Pattinson convincingly portrayed in that trailer.

Robert Pattinson photographed for Variety Actors on Actors in 2017

We have posted this photo before in MQ and tagged before, now we have it untagged and HQ. Love this photoshoot by Williams and Hirakawa.

“H. H. Holmes, a handsome doctor with striking blue eyes. He used the attraction of the great fair – and his own devilish charms – to lure scores of young women to their deaths.” The Devil in the White City, Erik Larson

UPDATE: 24 February 2021

Here is the latest status of “The Devil in the White City” according to a recent interview with author Erik Larson:

NDN: What’s the status of “Devil in the White City” as a movie or miniseries with Leonardo DiCaprio?

EL: Here’s where it stands for now: It’s slated to be a Hulu series. DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese are still involved, I believe, but as executive producers. I don’t think DiCaprio has any intention of playing the killer Holmes, as was originally contemplated. The saga of adapting “Devil” for film or TV has been a long one. I’m not holding my breath, and not putting any down payments on a villa in the South of France, but I’m looking forward to going to the Oscars.

Thanks @sallyvg

Robert Pattinson Photographed for THR Roundtable in 2017

We have posted this photo before, but not in this quality or untagged.

Thanks again @Monsieur_HJ

Better Quality/Full Version of Robert Pattinson Photo from NYTimes (2019)

The version below is UHQ. You can check out more pics at our gallery.