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Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
The Yoshiki Foundation has a preview of some of the items it will auction off to help Japan recover from a devastating earthquake and Tsunami that struck last month. Among the items is a shirt autographed by Rob. You can see all of the items including a shirt by Reese Witherspoon at their site.


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This is an interview Rob gave Cinecom Walker Magazine Japan during the Eclipse promo. It came out in Japan in advance of the film's premiere there today.



Translation by Clara Press
=Robert Pat­tin­son an Exclu­sive Interview”=


Rob:People ask me if I believe in exis­tence of Vam­pires, I actu­ally do not believe in the story.(Laugh)

Since I have been doing Edward, and every 6 months I come back to the set of Twi­light and the crew would ask me “How have you been? You look a year older than last time I saw you.” Maybe that is why I feel like I age faster than usual. I just had my 24th birth­day the other day, it seems like time flies so fast and I feel like I am 35 years old already.

Rob:Every time I fin­ish the shoot­ing and get away from the sequel, I for­get how much this char­ac­ter meant to me, it is really sad. It is fun to come back to the set and do Edward and real­ize that I am try­ing to enhance my act­ing skill.It is really chal­leng­ing to bring all the expe­ri­ences I have done into my act­ing skill. Things hap­pen and van­ish, like super­nova in a way. To be a well skilled actor, I would need another 10 years.

Rob:I have found really nice agent for myself; they are really close friends at the same time. The thing is, most of the Hol­ly­wood actors believe that the agents are the per­son who brings the new job, like “Oh, if you don’t fetch a good assign­ment, you are fired!”.

But I do not feel that way toward my agent. I think it is you that who seeks a new assign­ment for your­self. So, I keep a good friendly dis­tance with them and they know where I come from. Not that I do not wish to suc­cess, but we have the same devo­tion toward work. Most of the movies I have done recently are the scripts that I had read before the open­ing of “Twi­light”. Those are the scripts I read and I liked. There were some scripts that I thought it may not make it and all the sud­den it become real­ity. I think I like one of those indies pro­duc­tion bet­ter than the ones that you know who will be in and the date of the open­ing day already. Those are the one of the block­busters but to me those that only seeks for the mar­ket is not inter­est­ing enough to be casted. I pre­fer an actor like a Futures trad­ing dealer. It is much exciting.(laugh)

=Robert Pat­tin­son STORY=

Rob: Fame is like an imag­i­nary thing after all. If you are not tal­ented, you can’t use the power of the fame. If you are famous, that doesn’t mean that you have them all, or you get the enough wealth to live hap­pily ever after.

Gos­sips and Tabloids pick up every bit of the some­one who got famous in this instant, and they do not care of invad­ing one’s pri­vacy at all. That is one of the rea­son peo­ple lose their inter­ests in movies or the mys­te­ri­ous side of the actors.

Robert has started seek­ing his career after “Twi­light saga” sequel. He does not wish to van­ish his career in this hys­te­ria and mass media’s too much attention.

Rob: This hys­te­ria will soon over, like in a year or so; I try to ignore the crazy gos­sip. That is how I keep myself. I would like to do cou­ple of more small pro­duc­tions, but I have my ambi­tion to do a big­ger film in the future.

Rob: It was really tough to go through that peo­ple rec­og­nize me as an actor who does the pop­u­lar sequels. Most of the block­busters has recog­ni­tions of that sort, but at least Kristen and I are not doing “Twi­light” because of that.

He men­tions that he also under­stands that because of this “Twi­light” fame, peo­ple keep send­ing him all sorts of scripts and productions.

Rob: Because I did “Twi­light” and rec­og­nized, peo­ple send me many scripts to have my eye on, but I don’t think I am changed in the way I choose the script. I do not have a spe­cial fea­ture in myself, it is not too dif­fi­cult to find a script. I tend to pick the ones that I haven’t done of.

Rob: Before I became an actor, I thought I could not com­plete any­thing. But now, I think I started to climb up my moun­tain. It may take 10 more years to say that I have all the con­fi­dence in what I do. I feel great to be an actor; act­ing makes me feel like I still have a hope in my future.

Rob: One thing I have fear about is what kind of projects I will do and how the pub­lic will react for that. It looks silly even to me some­times, but that is my fear. That is why I don’t have pub­li­cist and I‘d like to choose what I will do by myself. It is a lot eas­ier to have some­one decide what you will do, but I do not want to blame some­one other than myself when things went wrong. I wish to be a pru­dent actor, but I also know that it is dif­fi­cult to con­trol your­self that much as an actor. So, I think being in “Twi­light” made a great progress in my act­ing carrier.

Check out the rest of the scans at Thinking of Rob.

The Japanese distributor in Japan has released an extended clip of Eclipse to promote its premiere (not the DVD as some are reporting) in that country this weekend. It includes part of the tent scene and more. Eclipse premieres in Japan November 6th.



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Japanese magazine FLIX has an interview with Rob in which he talks Eclipse.. but also the quirky gifts he brought home as souvenirs:

He told us about what he got for his friends as souvenir when he visited Japan for the first time.



Robert: There was a shopping mall near where we stayed, and I got whole bunch of stuff there. One of them was toothpaste that tastes like Curry or something weird. I got like two dozen of them and gave them to my friends; it was awesome to see their reactions! (Laugh)
@Intaglio_girl shared with us the rest of the yummy flavors available.. mmm ;) . Read the rest at Robert Pattinson Press Japan.


 There's also an interview with Rob on TV Taro magazine where he talks about playing Edward:

Interviewer: Do you feel tired of acting Edward over and over again?


Robert: I try to find something different in each sequel. As I get older I have different opinions or point of view to the story. And we have a different director each time which is good; they bring us whole different idea. I also think that it is good that we are still young; we are still in the middle of the career and we are hungry to prove ourselves’ strength. Kristen may be has the longest career, but she is too, only 20 years old. There is no one who is yawning and say “so bored, I only here for money.” We are not making a movie that is not appeal to no one. There are so many people waiting for us to do a great job making a fantastic movie, I'm aware of that.

You can read Kristen's part and see the rest of the scans at Robert Pattinson Press Japan. Thanks to Clara for translating and sharing with fans! - Eclipse opens in Japan November 6th.

With Eclipse getting ready to open in Japan November 6th, you can bet we'll be getting a lot of articles out of there. This one comes from Theater Culture Magazine "T" Japan. Enjoy.. and we don't just mean the pictures!



Robert is a ‘hot star’ among teens, and likely expected to choose parts that his fans would expect.”


Rob “I chose a part where peo­ple would see me as a human being. I don’t want to be type­cast and wanted to be rec­og­nized as an indi­vid­ual. It’s not about pub­lic image, but about me con­tin­u­ing my career. I thought it was impor­tant to give a per­for­mance that would leave a dif­fer­ent impres­sion than those up to this point
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With just a few weeks to go until the premiere of Eclipse in Japan, the distributor of the film in that country is making sure everyone is up to date on our favorite couple when they sit down to watch the movie on the big screen. To that end, they've put together this short clip with the basics of Twilight.  Enjoy, although we know you certainly don't need the refresher :)



Eclipse opens in Japan November 6th.

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These are the cropped versions made by Robstenation, below the actual scans from InRock Magazine.







While we're looking ahead to the December release of the Eclipse DVD, fans in Japan are getting ready to see the movie premiere in theaters November 13th. We're told this video is part of the promotion, given to  people who buy their tickets through Amazon Japan. Good stuff!







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