The Pattinson Code: February 2010

Ask the 'Remember Me' Stars a Question

MOVIEFONE: On Saturday, Feb. 27, we will be interviewing the entire cast of 'Remember Me,' including Emilie de Ravin, Pierce Brosnan, Chris Cooper and, of course, Robert Pattinson. So if you're wondering what it was like for Emilie to film with the media frenzy surrounding Robert, or if Brosnan ever experienced the same reaction from his lady fans, now's your chance to ask them for yourself! Really, you can ask anything you want, just make sure to submit your question before Friday, Feb. 26 in the comments below and to include your name and location. Come back on Monday, March 8 to watch the video interviews and to see if your question made the cut!

SUMMIT QUESTIONS HERE

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VIDEOS: Robert Pattinson on Red Carpet at BAFTAS

Photos of Robert Pattinson Leaving BAFTAS

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NEW Photos of Robert Presenting at BAFTAS

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UHQ Remember Me Stills

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Video: Remember Me Clip -- At The Fair

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There are only 18 days left until Robert Pattinson's newest flick, "Remember Me," hits theaters (and for those of you keeping track at home, that's also 18 days until the very first "Eclipse" trailer premieres), so in order to keep your RPattz buzz going, MTV News has gotten access to an exclusive clip.

In the scene — which seems to take place either just before or right after Emilie de Ravin and Rob argue over dessert at an Indian restaurant (they're wearing the same clothes) — the "Twilight" star tries to woo his lady love the good old-fashioned way: by winning a carnival game.

(Courtesy of MTV via RPLife

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Robert Pattinson Best Dressed at BAFTAS

The surprise of Prince William and delight of Robert Pattinson definitely gave the two men an advantage tonight at the BAFTA awards. Dressing formal but classy the two men approached the red carpet with fans stretching their hands out to say hello in every which way.

While neither would have gotten an award as they were not nominated, there is no doubt if there was a category for fashion, they would have won. Bright and cheery the two men stopped and posed for photographers while waving and smiling to the fans.
Not running into each other formally outside on the Red carpet, it is said the two briefly exchanged formalities when inside and getting ready to be seated.

Courtesy of Source via letmesigndotcom

USA Today's Article: Twilight Stars Branch Out

Pattison was 'limited'

Remember Me director Allen Coulter is relieved that he had little awareness of Edward Cullen, Pattinson's bloodsucking alter ego, when he signed up the British actor. Instead, he was impressed by how bright Pattinson is and his instinctive understanding of the role.

"If I had seen Twilight," he says, "I might not have hired him. He is so limited by the kinds of traits he has to express. It's not that psychologically complex."

Not only does Remember Me offer Pattinson a chance to play a mere mortal with a keener sense of irony and humor than his oft-tortured Twilight hero ("He shows his playful side," Coulter says), he also gets to hold his own with such adult actors as Pierce Brosnan as his distant father and Chris Cooper as a hard-nosed cop who misjudges him.

Considering the New York-based drama centers on a touching love story between Pattinson's emotionally adrift young man and a fellow college student (Emilie de Ravin of Lost), Coulter isn't adverse to capitalizing on his star's status as a messy-haired, swoony-eyed sex symbol. "I hope the rabid interest in Rob as a personality helps the box office. It would be foolish to say otherwise." And, unlike the Twilight films, in which Bella and Edward's passion remains unconsummated because of his vampire issues, Pattinson is free to engage in PG-13 boudoir action.

Courtesy of KStewDevotee and read rest of the article here

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