Rob Attends 'The Rover' Q&A and Screening at BFI Southbank

Rob and Guy's Google Hangout Interview

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'The Rover' US DVD/Blu Ray Cover + Release Date

Lionsgate Home Entertainment has officially announced that it will release on Blu-ray director David Michôd's latest project The Rover (2014), starring Guy Pearce, Robert Pattinson, Scoot McNairy, David Field, Anthony Hayes, and Jamie Fallon. The release will be available for purchase on September 23rd.

Press Release: Fueled by engaging performances from Golden Globe® nominee Guy Pearce (Memento, L.A. Confidential) and what Variety calls "a career-redefining performance from Robert Pattinson" (The Twilight Saga franchise, Cosmopolis), The Rover arrives on Blu-ray™ Disc (plus Digital HD) and DVD (plus Digital) September 23 from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. The tension-filled film, which was released theatrically by A24, was an Official Selection of the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. The Rover, directed by visionary writer/director David Michôd (Animal Kingdom), also stars Scoot McNairy (TV's "Halt and Catch Fire," upcoming Gone Girl).

Set in a world 10 years into the general collapse of society, The Rover follows hardened loner Eric (Pearce) as he travels the desolate towns and roads of the outback. When a gang of thieves steals his car, they leave behind a wounded Rey (Pattinson). Forcing Rey to help track the gang, Eric will go to any lengths to take back the one thing that still matters to him.

The Rover Blu-ray Disc and DVD include a "making of" featurette and will be available for the suggested retail price of $24.99 and $19.98, respectively.

BLU-RAY/DVD SPECIAL FEATURES*
"Something Elemental: Making The Rover" featurette
*Subject to change.

PROGRAM INFORMATION
Year of Production: 2014
Title Copyright: The Rover © 2013 Rover Film Holdings Pty Limited, Screen Australia, Screen NSW and the South Australian Film Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Artwork & Supplementary Materials © 2014 Lions Gate Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Type: Theatrical Release
Rating: R for language and some bloody violence
Genre: Crime; Drama
Blu-ray Closed-Captioning: English SDH
DVD Closed-Captioning: English
Subtitles: English and Spanish 
Feature Run Time: 102 minutes
Blu-ray Format: 1080P High Definition 16x9 Widescreen (2.40:1)
DVD Format: 16x9 Widescreen (2.40:1)
Blu-ray Audio: English5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio™
DVD Audio: English5.1 Dolby Digital Audio

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'The Rover' DVD & Blu Ray Release Date

According to Walmart, 'The Rover' DVD release date in the US is September 23, 2014.
You can pre-order the DVD here and the Blu ray here at Walmart. 

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New 'The Rover' Featurette, BTS Footage & More of Rob's On-set Interview

'The Rover' Featurette - The Flies

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'The Rover' NYC Press Junket Interviews

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New 'The Rover' Featurettes, Clip and Stills

Rob And Guy with Peter Travers On ABC's Popcorn

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Rob on Late Night with Seth Meyers

Rob on Good Morning America (June 17, 2014)

Rob at 'The Rover' LA Q&A (June 14, 2014)

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New Fan Pics of Rob from 'The Rover' LA After Party

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Rob Attends 'The Rover' LA Premiere (June 12, 2014)

New Pics of Rob at 'The Rover' LA Press Conference

New 'The Rover' Still and TV Spot

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'The Rover' LA Press Junket (June 12, 2014)

New Rob Interview with Brisbane Times

The vampire is dead. Or at least by now he should be. With The Rover, the new film from Animal Kingdom director David Michod, Robert Pattinson has finally shaken off the Twilight tag that threatened to define him forever as an actor.

In The Rover, he has an accent from America's deep south, bad teeth and a strange emotional dependency on others. It’s a role that has attracted some very positive reviews: Variety critic Scott Foundas talked about ‘‘a career-redefining performance ... that reveals untold depths of sensitivity and feeling’’. 

Pattinson is a relaxed interview subject. He has a hearty laugh, and the air of someone who hasn’t worked out all his lines in advance, but he’s also ready to explain and explore what interests him. He’s serious about his work, and keen to make movies with people he admires and respects.

He’s aware that he’s getting favourable reviews for The Rover. He’s happy about this, of course, he says,‘‘because I really love the movie’’. But when it comes to his performance, he admits, ‘‘I always think of it as a work in progress, and it just gets frustrating, thinking about things you could fix.’’

New Interview & Photo of Rob from The Courier Mail

Seven weeks in the baking heat of the South Australian Outback has accomplished something even an army of vengeful Volturi couldn’t.

Described by one influential industry magazine as “career redefining”, Robert Pattinson’s against-type performance as a slow-witted drifter in desert Noir thriller The Rover has enabled him to emerge from the long shadow cast by the Twilight franchise.

That might explain the 28-year-old English actor’s relaxed and charming demeanour during interviews for David Michod’s hotly-anticipated follow-up to Animal Kingdom — the film that reinvented both Jacki Weaver’s and Ben Mendelsohn’s careers — which stands in marked contrast to his polite and unassuming but slightly-guarded approach to the media at the height of the Twilight phenomenon.

Pattinson says the glowing reviews that came out of the Cannes Film Festival last month, where The Rover screened in a prestigious midnight slot, felt like a validation “for about five seconds”.

But his next film is almost more important.

“With all that Twilight stuff, I know that if I was not me, I would be judging me,’’ he says.

“It’s almost like setting up a brand. If you get enough good reviews so that people go in expecting a good movie, then half your job is done.”

Rob, Guy and David Michôd at Mouton Cadet Wine Bar in Cannes

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Rob Attends 'The Rover' Sydney Film Festival Premiere (June 7, 2014)