Robert Pattinson #TheLighthouse 2-for-1 tickets on 25 January 2020

THE LIGHTHOUSE:  Westpac Open Air contacted RPAU to let us know that they are offering 2 for 1 tickets to this weekend’s screening of #TheLighthouse at 8.30pm on Saturday, 25 January 2020:

“To celebrate this film and the long weekend, we’re offering 2 for 1 tickets. If you are an existing ticket holder and would like to claim your bonus tickets please contact us directly at contact@cinerent.com.au.”

Head on over to Westpac Open Air’s #TheLighthouse page or if you haven’t purchased tickets yet head on over to Ticketmaster. This is a fantastic opportunity if you’re in Sydney to see the film before it’s official release on 6 February 2020.

Robert Pattinson as Ephraim Winslow in The Lighthouse

It seems strange seeing photos from The Lighthouse in colour, but I love these little snippets we seem to be receiving.

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Little mermaid grew up and now she’s pretty cruel. Good day everyone:)

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Robert Pattinson portrait from DiorHomme Show in Paris

Dior is always the gift that keeps on giving

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Portraits taken at @mrkimjones @dior men’s show of #robertpattinson #caradelevingne #shawnstussy #diplo #jbalvin #octaviane 📸 #saskialawaks

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Robert Pattinson talks The Lighthouse with Day Night TV

Rob again talks about why he wanted to work with Robert Eggers and working with Willem. Rob starts around 0.33 and then again around 1.47.

Robert Pattinson co-hosts Dior Homme dinner with Kim Jones

Vogue goes inside Homme’s Dinner co-hosted by Rob and Kim Jones launching the new fragrance last Friday night. Here’s what Rob had to say:

On the walls were black-and-white portraits of Pattinson and video screens that unveiled the new Dior Homme film campaign directed by French duo The Blaze, portraying Pattinson in intimate shots of strength and charm. “I knew I wanted to do something that was about body and physicality,” commented Pattinson, who has been the fragrance’s face since 2013. “The way The Blaze shoot really conveys the motional context through physicality, whether it’s dancing or whether it’s just how they shoot the body. And so, I wanted to do something about skin, which I’ve never really done before,” he added.

The new Dior Homme, composed by Demachy, is a reinvention of its very first version created in 2005, with a new intensely woody scent, capturing the essence of both masculinity and sensuality. As for how to wear it, according to Pattinson: “you spray a little cloud in front of you and you just wiggle around in it. That’s actually how I do it. There’s nothing more exciting!” he said laughing.

Robert Pattinson talks Dior, Twitter, Podcasts and More with W Mag

Robert Pattinson talks to W Magazine ahead of the launch of the new Dior Homme. Here’s an extract, but you can read the entire interivew by clicking on the link above:

Can you remember the first fragrance you ever wore? 

I was thinking about this earlier. I think it was Joe Bloggs. I think my dad had it. Do you know the kind you get at a gas station and it just says “cologne”? I think it was that, or maybe Old Spice. I used to pretend to shave when I was a kid before I needed to shave and I put it on all the cream and everything and then did the whole process.

What is your earliest memory of fragrance beyond that?

I used to put it on when I’d be on holiday with my sisters. They’d be teenagers getting ready and I’d put on some kind of after shave and then grease my hair back with Vaseline and put it into a little rattail ponytail at the back and put on cycling shorts and everyone had to call me Johnny.

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What is the first thing you read in the morning?

Google myself. Just kidding. I really like Twitter. My Twitter feed is really good now because I’ve kind of got the most eclectic sort of sources of anything you could really possibly imagine. I have no idea what’s happening in the normal news whatsoever, but I know really random stuff all the time. 

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What podcasts have you been into lately?

I really do like the true crime ones—I think I play those most. You know what else I really love, which I think is so funny, Dear Joan and Jericha. And there’s this thing called Man In the Window, which was absolutely terrifying, which I fell asleep on a plane listening to and had the most awful nightmare. Absolutely awful story.

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