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* Paris is one of his favorite city.* He didn't have time to visit* They asked him about the royal wedding. How did he feel about it? Does he think it's important?Rob: "I didn't realise it would get to me this much, really warming to see, I didnt think it would interest me, they're just two normal people, it's nice to see. It's dascinating how people talk about them."*Laurent: "Did you need to do something different after Twilight? To escape that type of role/genre?"Rob: "I don't think so but what worried me was that people would accept me or not as this character (WFE)".*Laurent: "What did Francis do to help you with believing that you were working in a circus during the Depression?"Rob: "Francis and the crew did an amazing work to make the setting authentic. It was so easy to believe we were in the 30s."*Laurent: "You finished filming the last Twilight movie recently, was it easy to turn the page? Are you scared for the ~after?"Rob: "Not really, I filmed all those movies right after the others, I'm relieved but I don't feel like making another one now. I can't pretend to look 17 anymore."*Laurent: "[Didn't catch what he asked him there]"Rob: "You have to adapt to new cirscumstance, life is always changing".*Laurent: "Do you also have time to fall in love?"Rob: "*laughs* yes I think there's always time for that."*Laurent: "You're going to be in Bel Ami next?"Rob: "It's one of my favorite books. [Then he said something about it being weird that it was a French book but they had to adapt it in English.]It went fast so sorry I didn't catch everything, it's not word for word.
The Lost Boy
Is there anything more to Robert Pattinson than stellar genes and a good line in brooding? You bet, says Hermione Eyre
When I arrive at Fox studios in Los Angeles, the mid-morning sunshine is already crazy-bright. "Go straight ahead till you reach the doughnut," says security guard, gesturing toward a 12ft sculpture honouring Homer Simpson. "And then keep going, past the Star Wars mural, till you get to a row of penguins. Opposite the panguis, there's a hedge sculpted in the shape pf a violin. You should find Mr. Pattinson there." This is the mad, make-believe world that Robert Pattinson now inhabits. He's here doing last-minute voice dubbing, even though it's Sunday and the studious are deserted, because he is currently Britains's highest-paid actor (last year's Sunday Times Rich List put the 24-years-old's worth at £ 13 million) and his work is never done. He is a nice boy from leafy Barnes, west London, who became an international teen idol after his brooding performance in the scarily popular vampire saga Twilight (now a tetralogy). He is the Keanu Reeves of the Facebook generation; Leonardo DiCaprio for age of Twitter. He shaves his sdieburns or has a beer and thousands of fans comment about it. He has even acquired a slightly demeaning nickname: RPattz. But while his character Edward Cullen is doomed to stay 17 for ever, Pattinson is growing up and moving on.