Robert Pattinson
Birthday: May 13, 1986 Age: 25 Sign: Taurus Birthplace: London, England Hometown: London, England Big Break: Twilight | Biography Actor, model, and musician Robert Pattinson was born Robert Thomas Pattinson on May 13th, 1986 in London, England. At a young age, Pattinson became involved with theatre through the Barnes Theatre company. He caught the eye of an acting agent, and then began looking for professional roles.Robert then began his modeling career at age twelve, but it only lasted about four years. While his career was rather unsuccessful, he still had much more to offer. Robert Pattinson had small roles in films such as Ring of the Nibleungs in 2004 and Vanity Fair, even though his scenes only appear on the DVD version, his career was gearing up to take off. Later that same year, Pattinson landed the role of Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. While being in Harry Potter kick started career, his big break was when he landed the role of Edward Cullen in the box office smash Twilight. The role of Edward Cullen led to Robert becoming a household name. Pattinson has also landed lead roles in the film Little Ashes, How To Be and the sort film The Summer House. Pattinson is also an incredibly talented musician. He plays guitar and piano, as well as composes. He has two songs on the Twilight Soundtrack, “Never Think” and “Let Me Sign.” Pattinson has already accomplished so much, but there is undoubtedly more to come. Did you know...
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February 7, 2012

Speaking to The Herald Scotland, Robert Pattinson isn’t obsessed with his own hype, and kind of blames Twilight for ruining his anonymity.
“Doing something like Twilight opens doors and it closes others. You can say, ‘Oh if I was still unknown, then no one would judge me,” says Pattinson
January 29, 2012

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“Girls spit in my face,” Zooey said. “People were so mean to me, I’d cry every day.”
Sad, but she's certainly not alone. Plenty of A-listers were picked on in their younger years, but those days are long behind them. Here are 10 celebs who were bullied as kids.
January 15, 2012

So she then went and appeared in the "Sex and The City" movie instead, because that was a great movie! Same caliber as "Precious" and everything!
So anyways, what other actors were "almost" in a movie. Or turned down a role at the last minute?
Will Smith: Will Smith was THIS close to playing Keanu Reeve's part in "The Matrix." You know, I could see "The Matrix" starring Will Smith instead, too bad Will choose the blue pill. Or the red pill? Whichever one is the wrong one, he chose that-ok, this Matrix reference is not working out.

He is one of those guys whose hair truly makes the man. This is exactly what happened when Jake Gyllenhaal shaved his head - without hair, these guys become suddenly so un-dreamy.

If there’s one thing Forbes loves to do, it’s let the world know exactly how much each celebrity makes and then rank them in a list. And god bless ‘em, they’ve done it again.
Emma Watson and Rupert Grint play Hermione Granger and Ron Weasly in the Harry Potter franchise.
Forbes has put together a list of Hollywood’s Top Earning On-Screen Couples, and those two top the list, raking in a whopping $4.2 billion between them at the global box office. Keep in mind, that’s four movies in the last five years, so they’ve had some time to bank.
November 22, 2011

Twilight stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have rented out a little love nest in London, where Robert's from.
The two have been busy these days, with Stewart filming her upcoming flick, Snow White And The Huntsman and both of them promoting the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn. Not that they really even need to promote that. You could write the word "Twilight" in chalk on the sidewalk, and thousands of Twihards would line up for days just to look at it.
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November 21, 2011

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Say what you want about the acting in The Twilight films, the bizarre and gaping plot holes, Robert Pattinson’s “American” accent or the blatant Yahoo product placement in the film, but Breaking Dawn just raked in $144 million in overseas markets in opening weekend alone.
That puts this film ahead of past Twilight films like New Moon, which debuted to $132.5 million in foreign markets, and Eclipse, which opened to $104.5 million. Also, to put this in perspective, the first Twilight film made $200 million in it’s entire foreign theater run. Breaking Dawn made almost that in one weekend.
November 19, 2011

The fourth installment debuted to an estimated $72 million yesterday, which is the third-highest opening day ever behind Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 ($91.1 million) and The Twilight Saga: New Moon ($72.7 million).
It’s also made way more than any of the opening nights for any of the three previous Twilight films and you know it’s only because this film has the coveted “sex scene.” Oh like you’re going to see Twilight for the choreographed fight scenes and the brilliant writing, shut up.
November 17, 2011

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At the UK premiere of the flick, Stewart said: "It was an interesting experience. It was different to what we ever had before. Because usually we can just refer to the book, we've got pages. But it was good - everyone thinks love scenes are always going to be really awkward and stuff - but you know appropriately so. Lots of close-ups and sexy face."
If you're a budding actor, here's a good tip for making "sexy face": pretend like you've been running on a treadmill for an hour.

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Hollyscoop talked to Rob at the movie premiere about his role as Edward Cullen in the famous saga.
"You just try and give something back I guess," Pattinson said about rising to massive fame at a young age. "The only thing I know how to do is try and make better movies. If people like to see you in stuff you might try to make it as good as you can."
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