I hadn’t watched this for some time and I just love how seriously Robert hides the pics for the game Hannah Simone makes him play with Rachelle Lefevre.  For those unfamiliar, this was from 15 November 2008. So much fun in this.

MUCH

Robert Pattinson is easily the most successful child star to come out of “Harry Potter”

According to The Insider, although Rob only appeared in one Harry Potter film “The Goblet of Fire” (well two technically if you take the pics of Cedric into account in the Order of the Phoenix), he is the most successful child star to come out of the franchise:

Could it have been anyone else? Pattinson spun his one-movie role into the leading man of one of the other biggest franchises of the 2010s: “Twilight.”

After a decade of distancing himself from big blockbusters by starring in films like “Good Time” and “The Lighthouse,” Pattinson is ready for his big, mainstream comeback. He starred in “Tenet,” “The King,” and is going to become Batman next year. There’s no one else that compares, honestly.

Thanks @Monsieur_HJ for heads up

Robert Pattinson at Les Planches Photocall #Deauville2017

This photo is new to me. Look how happy Rob looks. You can check out other photos we posted from this event HERE or head to our Good Time Master Post

I could post about Rey almost every Monday.  One of Robert’s best performances without a doubt so I thought I’d share some behind the scenes photos today. Can’t wait to be able to add more of Robert’s movies to our Movie Monday celebrations.  Here’s Rey for now.

Re-celebrating Rob as T E Lawrence in The Queen of the Desert. This was our post in 2016

Some people hated it, some loved it – I fell into the latter category surprisingly since I’m no fan of two of the costars, but there you go.  Proof that you shouldn’t listen to critics or base your choices on previous films.  I thought Rob’s portrayal of T E Lawrence was gold.

Robert Pattinson Photographed at TIFF 2014 | Maps to the Stars

I do love that new photos are unearthed.

First 4 photos via @sallyvg | Source