March 3rd, 2020 / No Comments


Robert Pattinson Tells Esquire US “My style is always sort of utilitarian”

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Rob is featured in the March 2020 edition of Esquire US where he talks his style with Garrett Munce for The Short Stories Keeping Gotham Weird

Pattinson, 33, has also become a low-key fashion hero—and it started with Good Time. “The director saw a construction worker walking down the street outside his office, got him to come in, and we stood beside each other to make sure we were the same build. We bought everything he was wearing, and that was my costume,” he tells me, adding: “I kept a lot of stuff.”

His secret is adopting a uniform. “My style is always sort of utilitarian,” he says, explaining that he goes through stretches in which he’ll wear the same thing every day. For him, it’s been Dr. Martens and black baseball caps and corduroy jumpsuits (discovered in Copenhagen, too warm for L. A.). “If something fits right, it can genuinely change my life,” he says.

Next year, Pattinson—who’s the current face of Dior’s new men’s cologne—will bring his weird vibes to the role of Bruce Wayne in The Batman, which also marks his return to big-budget films. The question is whether he’ll pinch some of the Caped Crusader’s wardrobe.

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February 27th, 2020 / No Comments


Robert Pattinson talks The Batman with Telegraaf (Netherlands)

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With the release of The Lighthouse in The Netherlands, Telegraaf posted this interview with Rob where he went a little of script and talked #TheBatman:

For his next project, the actor can once again showcase his talents in a comfortable film hangar with whirring heaters. Because in the Warner Bros. Studios in Leavesden – just outside London – have now started preparations for The Batman . Robert Pattinson plays the leading role of the Caped Crusader in this new reboot over the bat.

“Whether the dimensions of my Batsuit have already been included? Hell yes!” he is beaming. “That went with all advanced 3D scans. I am very curious what my suit will look like. I have already seen photos of the set and it looks cool. I can’t say much about the story. Except that I go to the border with my Batman. I want to take him on a psychological journey of discovery full of traumas and darkness. A bit à la Joker . For an actor that is and remains the biggest challenge. “

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February 24th, 2020 / No Comments


IMDbrief breaks down clues @mattreevesLA has hidden in his first tease of Robert Pattinson as #TheBatman

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For those not on social media, IMDb attempts to breakdown a few things from Matt Reeves camera test video of Rob as The Batman. There’s some interesting theories that’s for sure.

Artwork thanks to John (aka ShatterverseEnt)

February 23rd, 2020 / No Comments


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Below is an interview from Madame Figaro online (Google translation)

“I claim my European origins, my taste for literature, music and auteur cinema. I always wanted only one thing: to do my job well and to be a good actor ”, soberly explains the English actor Robert Pattinson , as if it were a question of starting the interview with a clarification: to know the celebrity. was not a priority for him. What if his acting life began with a misunderstanding? How, indeed, explain that this cinephile, admirer of the New Wave, lover of Italian neorealist cinema, whose favorite film is One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, by Czech MiloÅ¡ Forman, became an icon at 22 years old? planetary, after playing the role of Edward Cullen, the vampire of Twilight? It is counting without chance which sometimes undoes things well. Explanation.

A precocious talent

Robert Pattinson wanted to be an actor, and his family supported him in this choice. He grew up in London in an affluent environment which frequents cinemas, theaters, which loves literature and music. At 15, he joined a theater company. At 17, he was spotted by an agent and shot two TV movies. At 19, he stars in the fourth episode of The Adventures of Harry Potter. Then Twilight . “I did not imagine that this saga would become such a success … Nobody, moreover, thought that it was going to turn into a tsunami”, comments today the one who pierced the hearts of millions of teenagers . Kristen Stewart , her partner in the series and ex-girlfriend,remembers “that time of agonizing and morbid worship” and “his public appearances” which turned into riots. A Russian astronomer even gave the young actor’s name to an asteroid: (246789) Pattinson. That is to say…

Getting rid of “Twilight”

His existence becomes a huge walkabout, while his dream would have been to live in greater tranquility. “I thought I would never get out of it. Such success can lock you up forever in a golden prison, and it’s hard to let go of an image, to become believable after such a role, which cannibalizes you. I had to think about my future choices very carefully. I had to consider everything according to my tastes, my origins and my desires. ” In 2012, year of the fifth episode of Twilight, Robert Pattinson begins a 180 degree turn. He has only one goal: to forget Edward Cullen, this invasive character with smooth, diaphanous skin and orange eyes. The young man begins to moult, as harsh as the ascent of the Himalayas. Each departure from base camp is a challenge, a form of relief that is part of the construction of his identity as a man and an artist.

Successful bet with David Cronenberg

The road to these heights he covets will go quickly. In his viewfinder? An auteur cinema at the height of the cinephile and the literary that he is. His Grail? He will find it first with the director David Cronenberg , the Canadian oracle filmmaker of modernity and its disturbances, immense goldsmith of fantastic atmospheres. It will be Cosmopolis , a terrible fable about capitalism seen through the eyes of a trader who spends his day cloistered in his limousine and who crosses New York . Pattinson plays Eric Packer, a golden boycynical and sexy, who is about to lose his empire because of the crisis. The star shows perfectly how the disease of money, success and possession, which radiates the film and characterizes our time, triggers morbid libidos. With this film, Robert Pattinson changes register and especially method: Cronenberg has the reputation of never having scenes rehearsed and of leaving his actors to themselves in the daze of improvisation. The film is presented in official competition in Cannes. The actor, excellent, realizes his dream and enters the big leagues.

Author cinema and blockbusters

Two years later, he climbs the steps of the Palais du Festival again, still with Cronenberg, for Maps to the Stars , a creaky satire on the Hollywood scene, where he co-starred with Julianne Moore and Mia Wasikowska . He’s the star. Touring with Cronenberg gave him the self-confidence and daring he needed to break free from the Twilight box . From role to role, the actor matures, gains momentum. Dark but deep. He shot The Lost City of Z with director James Gray (author of Little Odessa and Two Lovers ), then High Life with the French filmmaker Claire Denis – an emblem in her own right – whom he adores “for his passion for cinema”. At the end of 2019, we noticed him as an apprentice lighthouse keeper in The Lighthouse , with Willem Dafoe. A singular and rough black and white horror film directed by critically acclaimed Robert Eggers. And next July will release Tenet , by Christopher Nolan, pope of the “blockbuster with a soul”. A new proof of the intransigence of this actor apart.

Glamorous maturity

Robert Pattinson is now 34 years old. The impatient young Englishman has transformed into an imposing adult. A quiet force that the advertising campaign for the new perfume Dior Homme – of which he has been the muse since 2013 – stages. To celebrate this captivating new juice, more masculine and sophisticated, which sticks so well to his skin, the actor resuscitates in front of the camera of the duo The Blaze – Guillaume and Jonathan Alric, stars of French electro and music video artists – the figure of the urban hero, with his obvious sex appeal, his crazy allure and his attractive strangeness. The directors were able to film, in the streets of New York, an ultra-sensual Pattinson, in a T-shirt as in a tuxedo.

Today, on the horizon of all possibilities, the actor allows himself to no longer forbid himself anything. After having shone in the auteur cinema, he returned to blockbusters: he played the famous justice of Gotham City in The Batman , by Matt Reeves, an event film currently in the making, which will be released in 2021. Robert Pattinson continues to ‘advance masked. This is not the least of its charms.

PDF of the article/interview in French below

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February 18th, 2020 / No Comments


Robert Pattinson #TheBatman Set Chair Confirms Working Title “Vengeance”

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This photo shared on instagram shows Rob’s set chair confirming the working title “Vengeance”. Those familiar with Batman will know this refers to his war on crime after the death of his parents. There is even rumour that the Batman logo on the recently revealed bat suit is from the gun that killed his parents. Matt Reeves take on the character is understood to be focusing on the early years of him being a detective. Time will tell if all these snippets, rumours or guesses are right, but you have to admit it really does ramp up the excitement for this film. And to think this could be a trilogy involving Rob.

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February 14th, 2020 / 2 Comments


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What we have all been waiting for! Our first look at Rob as “The Batman” tweeted by director Matt Reeves. Rob looks awesome and Michael Giacchino’s music is fabulous!

And a little bit more possibly about the film from The Wrap

Reeves has described his film as a “defining” and “very personal” story about the Dark Knight, rather than an origin story in the vein of Frank Miller’s beloved “Year One” series. According to insiders with knowledge of the project, Reeves’ film will explore Bruce Wayne’s second year as the Dark Knight detective.

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Mickey17 Role: Mickey17
Director: Bong Joon Ho
Release Date: 31 January 2025 (US). | Post-Production since 22 December 2022. Check out all upcoming release dates at our Film Page by clicking on News below


The Batman Role: Bruce Wayne | Batman
Director: Matt Reeves
Release Date: Aust: 3 March 2022 | US: 4 March 2022. Check out all upcoming release dates at our Film Page by clicking on News below


Tenet Role: Neil
Director: Christopher Nolan
Release Date: 26 August 2020. For DVD release dates head to our dedicated film page by clicking "News" below.



The Lighthouse Role: Ephraim Winslow
Director: Robert Eggers
Release Date: Screened at TIFF Sept 2019 | US 18 Oct 2019 - DVD releases at Film Page - click News below





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