From Memento Films' Cannes Promo
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
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Rob Drops Out of 'Mission: Blacklist'
Robert Pattinson has exited “Mission: Blacklist,” an indie thriller about the hunt for Saddam Hussein, due to scheduling issues, TheWrap has learned.
First announced in May 2012, Pattinson was set to play military interrogator Eric Maddox, who spearheaded Hussein's capture.
That role will now be recast, and the filmmakers hope to start production this fall.
Swedish filmmaker Jesper Ganslandt remains attached to direct from a script by “Band of Brothers” scribe Erik Jendresen, Dylan Kussman and Trace Sheehan, who adapted Harper Collins’ 2008 book “Mission: Black List #1,” written by Maddox and Davin Seay.
Preferred Content's Ross Dinerstein is producing with Jendresen and Kevin Waller, as well as Bart Rosenblatt of Code Entertainment, which is also financing the film.
Pattinson has a busy spring with two films heading to Cannes — David Cronenberg's “Maps to the Stars” and David Michod's “The Rover.” He also recently wrapped the role of photographer Dennis Stock opposite Dane DeHaan's James Dean in Anton Corbijn's “Life.”
Looking ahead, Pattinson is attached to star alongside Benedict Cumberbatch in James Gray's “The Lost City of Z” and the James Marsh thriller “Hold On to Me” with Carey Mulligan. He's repped by WME, 3 Arts Entertainment, Curtis Brown Group and attorney Robert Offer.
Source: thewrap via rplife
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Friday, April 25, 2014
'Maps to the Stars' Production Notes - New Rob Quotes
“Plus we’re both dual-disorder”
When Agatha Weiss returns to Los Angeles, she makes an instant connection with the first person she encounters: her limo driver, a would-be screenwriter who chauffeurs the far more successful, and who becomes increasingly entangled in her larger-than-life drama. Taking the role of Jerome is leading star Robert Pattinson, who wanted to work with Cronenberg again on the heels of taking the lead role in Cosmopolis (coincidentally, Pattinson played a billionaire who is a limo passenger throughout that film.)
He was one of the first cast members to sign on, which Martin Katz says helped buy the project. “Robert’s enthusiasm for Maps to the Stars is one of the things that really got us underway. Jerome is not a large role but it’s very significant in the story and his joining the cast gave us a terrific amount of momentum,” recalls the producer. “In a sense he is playing Bruce Wagner, who was himself at one time a limo driver and unemployed writer.”
Cronenberg was thrilled to reunite with Pattinson, and in such a different kind of role. “I think Rob was really happy to be part of an ensemble,” he says. “But Jerome is also a critical character, a lovely character and it was a chance for Rob to give a more naturalistic performance. I knew he would be fabulous and he was.”
The Sun's Live Web Chat with Kellan
For those with a Sun Website Membership, the web chat with Kellan that streamed live yesterday is now available to watch online HERE
The hunk, who sprang to fame in the Twilight films, stars as the loincloth-wearing jungle-dweller in a new animated version of the classic tale.
And you're in for a vine old time as he is set to answer your questions from the hotseat at 3.15pm.He has also starred in the TV series 90210, as well as playing Greek gods Poseidon and Hercules in respective epic movies, The Immortals and The Legend of Hercules.
And this summer he’ll be joining a stellar cast – including Mel Gibson, Sylvester Stallone, Harrison Ford, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Antonio Banderas – in action film The Expendables 3.
You can add your questions in advance using the commenting box below, add them live from 3.15pm tomorrow or tweet using the hashtag #SunKellan.
Source: The Sun
Kristen's Chanel Métiers d'Art Paris-Dallas Collection Campaign
Update: New Photo from Glamour Magazine - France
Thursday, April 24, 2014
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Kellan to Attend 'Tarzan' Screening in Dublin + Ireland Release Date
Special preview to take place at Odeon Point Village, on Wednesday April 23rd in aid of charity Ape Action AfricaHollywood star Kellan Lutz will visit Dublin on April 23rd for a special fundraising screening of his new animated 3D film, Tarzan. The special screening will take place at OdeonPointVillage, Dublin and tickets will be available via a number of outlets, to be announced. Kellan Lutz will introduce this special screening.
The screening will be held in aid of Ape Action Africa, a charity which works for the endangered primates of Cameroon, rescuing gorillas, chimpanzees and monkeys who have been orphaned as a result of illegal poaching. Guests at the special screening will be encouraged to donate to the charity at the event.
Edgar Rice Burroughs’ TARZAN, one of the most classic and revered stories of all time, returns to the big screen, completely re-imagined and in stunning 3D, for a new generation.
On an expedition in the remote African jungle, John Greystoke and his wife are killed in a helicopter crash while investigating a mysterious meteorite site. Only their young son J.J., who calls himself Tarzan, survives. A Gorilla discovers the boy in the wreckage and brings him up as one of her own. Quickly discovering the rules of the jungle Tarzan (Kellan Lutz) lives as one with the apes he now calls his family. It is not until he comes into contact with another human being, the courageous and beautiful young Jane Porter, that he starts to question his past and uncover the truth of his childhood. Tarzan and Jane come together and fight to save the jungle from Greystoke Energies new CEO William Clayton, who plans to destroy the land in his search for a new energy source. However when Clayton discovers that the true heir of Greystoke is still alive it is not just the jungle that is in danger.
Tarzan opens in Irish cinemas on May 2nd, cert: PG.
Source: Limelight
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Dane DeHann Talks about his Friendship with Rob
The Amazing Spider-Man actor stars alongside the Twilight heartthrob in Anton Corbijn's drama, focusing on the friendship between Life photographer Dennis Stock (Pattinson) and Hollywood icon James Dean (De Haan).
"It's an interesting relationship that they have. They do become close in the film, and they do become friends, but they're not friends from the start," he said.
"So what we did is we didn't try to make any sort of friendship beforehand. We got there and that's when our friendship started. So as it was happening on screen, it was also happening in real life."
The 28-year-old said they bonded on set, adding: "He's a really nice guy. He's totally chill and he's fun to hang out with, and he's fun to be on set with. We had a great time."
Sir Ben Kingsley and Joel Edgerton also star in Life, which wrapped shooting on April 1.
"We just finished a week and a half ago," Dane said.
Life, which is now in post-production, is expected to be released later this year.
Friday, April 18, 2014
Thursday, April 17, 2014
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New Fan Pic of Rob at Sam Smith LA Concert (April 15, 2014)
Update: Another Pic Added
Drop what you're doing and go see @samsmithworld LIVE! He's incredible! Oh and you might see #RPatz at the valet randomly. #samsmith #moneyonmymind #staywithme #inthelonelyhour #music
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Kellan at the Abbot + Main Desert Estate Coachella Pool Party (April 11, 2014)
Update: 3 New Untagged Pics Added Below
New Kellan Interview: 'Expendables 3' Bulgarian Press Conference
"Barney wants to retire them," Kellan Lutz says about the film's original crew. "They're getting old, so he wants to come after some new blood, wants them to think smarter. The younger generation is more tech savy."
In a coincidentally meta way, Lutz's comments on how the "new crew" gets connected into the plot of the film similarly reflect the real life reasons that the cast was added to the movie.
"Our stories, by and large, have been pretty much told," Stallone said. "So now we have to branch out and investigate other people's lives. You can only have so many times you go to that well and after a while you say, 'I'm sick of the taste of this water, give me something else.' Well you bring in a new spring and that's exactly what's happening, you have to do it all the time."
Lutz plays the role of Smilee in the film, the defacto leader of these "Young Expendables," and a character he says feels a lot like the young version of Stallone's Barney Ross.
"There's a scene that Sly and I have that he really gets through to me, when I have such a front on, and he actually speaks the lingo that I need to hear. As much as I throw him back and say F*ck off, he really gets to me and makes sense about what I'm doing with my life."
New Pic of Kellan with Expendables 3 Screenwriter
Hey team, I'm truly honored to be a part of so many great films and if not for the men and women behind the pens, these stories would never get told.
With that said, let's all welcome, Creighton Rothenberger (one of the awesome The Expendables 3 screenwriters) to Facebook! -Kellan
Monday, April 14, 2014
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