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Robert Pattinson Getting a Buzz Cut from Brent Lavett
UPDATED: 5 March 2019
We originally saw this photo back in October 2017, but Brent Levett shared the wider shot above of the photo below on his instagram today
I find myself asking this question a lot over the past 9 years, but how does one get this job. UPDATE: For those curious to know when this happened – Josh Safdie has commented on the post with “This was the last day of principal on Good time”.
Robert Pattinson turns up to Good Time screening in New York
Lucky peeps who watched Good Time at the Kerwin Film Festival that had a Q&A with Josh and Benny Safdie. Rob made an impromptu appearance which was captured by @firstreformeds (thanks for the share)
Jennifer Jason Leigh loved that Robert Pattinson never broke character on the set of #GoodTime
Jordan Hoffman from Vanity Fair recently caught up with Jennifer Jason Leigh and this is what she had to say about Rob:
More recently, you were in the Safdie brothers’ Good Time, a really unusual film in which you play Robert Pattinson’s needy girlfriend.
I thought Robert Pattinson was brilliant. I love that movie. I came in for two nights. It was that short. The Safdies sent me a journal about the character, how she met everyone, the relationship with the mother, the whole history, all these specific details. It was so helpful because you are coming in, essentially improvising for two nights then flying home. And he was fantastic. He was in character the whole time, but he was also nice and funny. The accent was flawless. I believed he was that guy.
So he was in character, as in twitchy and looking over his shoulder?
No, he wasn’t twitchy or odd. It was more he never broke the accent. I just felt that he was always that guy. It’s hard to explain. There just wasn’t a huge change between action and after action, it was seamless. Then I saw him after the film at a red carpet, and he was a totally different person.
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