Robert Pattinson: RPAU Week in Review 15 to 21 May 2017

May 21st, 2017 / 1 Comment

Weekly update of all career news for Robert Pattinson

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What a week: Â New Trailer | New Photoshoot | New Project. Jules has provided us with a Cannes themed Week in Review edit which I love, but she’s also given us the non-Cannes treated version. I couldn’t decide so I’m posting both versions.Â THE LOST CITY OF Z: Â More release dates – China, Trinidad, Vietnam (who also gave us a poster). Â Date changes – New Zealand looks like they are pushing back their release until September, although if you are fortunate enough to attend NZFF you can see it in July. Italy finally got a dubbed trailer.Â GOOD TIME: Â The poster has officially been released, the trailer has officially been released, it’s getting some great feedback and well it’s in competition in Cannes next week. I’m still watching the trailer on loop. What an amazing ride. Sorry but everyone was waiting for the perm and we got shaggy blonde Rob instead. The Cannes opening ceremony treated us to a new little snippet. Not sure if Carmel weakened for that. I did a wrap up of the initial reactions to the trailer. France has decided to push back it’s release, by about 3 weeks. Japan has a distributor, as does Canada and it looks like Ascot Elite really is the distributor for Germany, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland.Â CRASH MAGAZINE: Â Well we knew there was a new photoshoot in the wings and thankfully we didn’t have to wait very long. It’s phenomenal. THE SOUVENIR: Â Robert has a new film in which he will be the lead, but won’t film until summer of 2018. Martin Scorsese is producing. IN OTHER NEWS: Paris Filme confirmed they would release GOOD TIME in Brazil with title name and release date to be determined soon. Cole HenryÂ tweeted “Robert Pattinson has blossomed into one of the best actors working today. Watch The Rover if you don’t believe me.” I couldn’t agree with you more.Â Indiewire gave us a look at the camera and a little backstory that was used to film GOOD TIME byÂ Sean Price Williams.Â Erik Kohn from Indiewire also think Robert “could be a strong contender for the festivalâ€™s acting prize.”Josh Safdie is in Cannes and tweeted a billboard/poster of GOOD TIME that’s situate on one of the Cannes rooftops.Â COMING UP NEXT WEEK: Â Thailand and India release The Lost City of Z, andÂ we get Robert at Cannes for the premiere of GOOD TIME. I better rest up in the lead up since Robert is doing the press junket with Josh and Benny. I have a feeling this is going to be wild.Â See you next week.