Zoe Kravitz talked Robert Pattinson and The Batman

Zoe Kravitz talked Rob whilst out promoting High Fidelity. This is what she told Variety:

How do you feel about Robert Pattinson as Batman? What has it been like working with him so far? 

I’ve never worked with him before, but we’ve been together for the last few weeks, I had to camera test with him and now we’ve been training together and rehearsing together and he’s just a delightful person and such a wonderful, thoughtful actor. I think he’s perfect for the role and it’s going to be such an adventure. I’m excited to have him as my partner in crime and to be there to support each other, because it’s intense. It’s going to be a long shoot and there’s a lot of pressure, and I know he has my back and I have his.

Zoe also was on Jimmy Fallon – she said she’s not legally aloud to talk about The Batman but “Everyone is so excited about this story … everyone’s so invested it’s a really good energy on set”. Video below starts on The Batman talk (1.31)

Willem Dafoe thanks Robert Pattinson in his acceptance speech

Rob lost to Adam Sander (I’m still bitter about that), but I loved how Willem Dafoe recognised his co-star and said “Lastly, it takes two to tango. He’s not here, but I share this with Rob Pattinson and remember it’s bad luck to kill a sea bird.” I thought it was extremely gracious of Willem.

Willem also shut down the questions directed to him backstage post win about Rob and The Batman (at about 1.48 and then again at 3.40) . It was fairly poor behaviour by these journos to try and get some exclusive when they should be focusing on his win and The Lighthouse. Congrats Willem you so deserved this award and recognition for an amazing performance.

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Thanks Ani for the heads up.

Michael Giacchino says that Robert Pattinson is “an incredible actor … who can do pretty much anything”

Hey U Guys spoke to The Batman composer Michael Giacchino on the BAFTA red carpet yesterday and this is what he had to say about Matt Reeves and The Batman (starts at around 2.24) and why Matt wanted Rob (starts around 3.37) and yes he’s seen Rob’s Batsuit:

I think from day one [Matt] that he was … he’s an amazing actor. He’s an incredible actor. And in this business, you get pigeon holed for certain things. If you do one thing and it goes off well, then that’s the only thing you’re going to be known for. So for someone like him, it’s really not a fair assessment. He’s an amazing actor who can do pretty much anything. And that’s what I’m excited about. To see him in this role, doing something different.” 

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Robert Pattinson talks The Lighthouse for upcoming releases

We have been spoilt the last few days with new interviews from Rob promoting The Lighthouse (especially for its UK release). Here are a few more for you to sit back and enjoy.

RTE Ireland – Robert Pattinson learned all about Willem Dafoe’s ‘demonic glint’ in The Lighthouse (Click on Rob to watch)

Robert Pattinson has told RTÉ Entertainment that he learned all about the “demonic glint” in co-star Willem Dafoe’s eye while they were making the maritime masterpiece The Lighthouse.

“As soon as I saw him once in the kind of early makeup thing I was like, ‘Oh, you’ve got like a whole thing. You know what you’re doing with this’,” he recounted. “And at the time I didn’t know at all how I was going to play my part! He’s just got such great technique and so much energy, so funny. It just seems so effortless to him.”

Pattinson said trying to keep up with Dafoe was a test of endurance.

“He just has this energy, this indefatigable energy, where it’s just take after take!” he laughed. “We’ll finish a take and almost every take he’s like, ‘Again!’. And I’m like, ‘God! I can’t!'” 

“There’s that little sparkle in his eye where – especially with a character like this – he kind of wants you to fail! It’s a funny thing when you’re trying to psyche yourself up to destroy him and there’s still this little demonic glint in his eye afterwards! It becomes very real very quickly!”

Associated Press – Robert Pattinson says he could live on a deserted island like his character in “The Lighthouse” because he “quite likes menial tasks” and also doesn’t “care about being praised

Another new interview of Robert Pattinson talking The Lighthouse

Robert Pattinson talks the impact filming of The Lighthouse had on his mental health, and why he tends to veer towards darker roles with Hollywood Bytes. Click on the video below to head on over to YouTube to watch.