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Robert Pattinson Finds New Blood
(CBS) Robert Pattinson’s known for vampire love in the “Twilight Saga” movies. But can the actor convincingly tell a different tale of l’amour?
That’s just what the star tries to do in “Remember Me,” a drama about love amid loss. Pattinson filmed the movie in just two months between making the second and the third “Twilight” movie.
Pattinson starred in and executive produced the film. He said he decided to make the movie after reading several scripts because it seemed like it “was never going to get made.”
He said,” It’s so different. It’s difficult to categorize.”
Pattinson compared “Remember Me” to Robert Redford’s classic film “Ordinary People.”
He explained, “It feels like kind of that, I don’t know, late ’70s kind of romantic. Like romantic dramas were a little bit deeper than they are now. There are no heroes, there are no villains. Everyone in it is a good person. It’s just sort of a good family trying to deal with tough times.”
“Early Show” co-anchor Maggie Rodriguez said “deep” is the perfect descriptor for Pattinson in this movie.
“I was so impressed,” she said. “I was so struck by how deep and how emotional and how conflicted your role was.”
As for his “Twilight” minions, who’ve dubbed themselves “Twihards,” Pattinson says he’s not gotten quite used to the spotlight.
He said he doesn’t know how to deal with the “hysteria” of the crowds.
“(You) don’t know what to say,” Pattinson said. “I hope I can look back on it with very, very fond memories of it, this completely surreal time of my life.”
Pattinson, a favorite of tabloids, said the most outrageous thing he’s read about himself was in an Australian magazine that said he was secretly pregnant.
“It was this big scandal,” he said. “And they tried to form the article by saying I was hiding it.”
The next “Twilight” film, “Eclipse” debuts in June. Is the star ready for the madness again?
“I’m not sure,” he said. “I’ve seen nothing from the film. I’ve just seen the trailer, which is on the front of ‘Remember Me.’ And that’s it. I think it would be much more of a sort of action film from what I can tell.”
Pattinson’s currently shooting a film called “Bel Ami” about a French journalist who sleeps his way to the top of the social ladder. Slated for release next year, the film co-stars Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci and Kristin Scott Thomas.
Rodriguez joked, “You’re not looking forward to that role at all, are you? That’s horrible.”
Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are back on the big screen this week, but separately, and sans fangs, werewolves and pledges of immortal love.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Mar 09, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) — “Twi-hards” who have DIRECTV won’t even have to leave the comfort of their own living rooms to be one of the first to see last fall’s box office phenomenon, The Twilight Saga: New Moon. In conjunction with the highly anticipated DVD release of the movie by Summit Entertainment, DIRECTV will offer a midnight premiere of the movie on Saturday, March 20 on DIRECTV Cinema. In addition, customers who purchase the Pay Per View movie will also receive behind-the-scenes bonus features about the film — not available on cable.
“Twilight” star Robert Pattinson has seen the “Eclipse” trailer set to premiere during his flick “Remember Me,” out in theaters Friday. And Kellan Lutz promised that the flick itself will be very “badass.” But it seems like Oscar nominee Anna Kendrick has yet to be treated to the trailer for the flick.
by Ruchira Haldar
A couple of weeks ago, the nominees for this year’s satirical Razzie Awards came down and showed The Twilight Saga: New Moon and its cast to be nominated in several categories. 
What’s an awards show these days without some teen vampires and werewolves? Nothing! So that’s why at this year’s Academy Awards, they snuck some in. The Twilight Saga: New Moon had, let’s see, zero Oscar nominations, but somehow here’s Anna Kendrick, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner attending the ritziest party of the year.
With the DVD and Blu-ray release of The Twilight Saga: New Moon just a few short weeks away (at 12:01 AM on March 20th to be exact), its director, Chris Weitz, has been making the interview rounds, and today came word that as far the Breaking Dawn installment is concerned, he thinks someone else should probably take the job.
Twilight’s Robert Pattinson, whose new movie Remember Me makes its theatrical debut this month, will be unveiled as a wax figure on March 25, 2010 at Madame Tussaud’s New York location. There is no word yet on whether rumored girlfriend and Twilight co-star Kristen Stewart will be immortalized in wax as well.