Better Quality HQ Photo of Robert Pattinson as Ephraim Winslow

Better quality HQ of Rob as Ephraim Winslow thanks to photographer Eric Chakeen.

Eric Chakeen

Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe photographed by Chris Chapman at TIFF in 2019

This portrait by Chris Chapman won the Unpublished/Personal Photograph category of the Applied Arts Awards.

Source via Sallyvg

UPDATE: 10 July 2020: This portrait isn’t new – I realised today that it is the full version of the Deadline portrait we posted last September HERE

Own a piece of Robert Pattinson’s The Lighthouse

UPDATED: 21 May 2020

Who would have thought that the carved mermaid would have had the largest bid for any of the items – the power of Rob. I wonder if Rob bought it himself.

Final bids are in USD and in order of highest to lowest:

• Mermaid carving – $110,750
• The Light – $80,000
• Lighthouse Station Flag – $8,050
• Wake’s Pipe – $4,250
• Ushlhe Uniform Cap – $4,000
• Winslow’s Eight Piece Cap – $2,500

Robert Pattinson Photographed at #TIFF2019

The only time it is acceptable for Rob’s face to be blocked is by Rob himself.

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UHQ and more photos after the cut

BTS Footage of Rob during Madame Figaro Photoshoot

This was filmed during Cannes promo for “The Lighthouse“. You can check out more at our master post. I love that footage still surfaces. Thanks @Monsieur_HJ.

Now full version. Look at that lanky tall handsome pose Rob. He’s testing if that’s wall or just backdrop so adorable. He didn’t want to fall 😭😂😂😂and that laugh 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋 pic.twitter.com/wJSVgQuRGs

— RoBat (@Monsieur_HJ) May 3, 2020

Robert Eggers Pitch for Robert Pattinson The Lighthouse was more sexually explicit than the final film

Film Independent interviewed Robert Eggers as part of their new #CoffeeTalks. Robert Eggers talks about the film, Rob and Willem and revealed that his initial pitch for The Lighthouse was far more sexually explicit than the final film ended up. Below is a quote via IndieWire:

“There wasn’t much of a pitch, really. There was convincing to do it on 35mm black-and-white negative, and there was also some full-frontal male nudity, an erection, and they were kind of like, look, it can be black and white and weird and all this stuff, but it can’t be rated NC-17.”

Eggers, who in “The Witch” depicted a scene of a sleepwalking woman breastfeeding a crow during a midnight fit, said he did not put up a fight on the erection front. “I thought that was very fair,” he said. “If you’re going to go make ‘The Lighthouse,’ you’re making something that is hard to describe.”

Robert Eggers also confirms that he gave Rob a lot more information for a back story to Ephraim than he gave to Willem for his Thomas. You can watch the interview over at Film Independent’s Facebook or below

Updated with YouTube: