Showing posts with label water for elephants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water for elephants. Show all posts

Sunday, August 8, 2010

New Pic of RPattz on Set of 'Water for Elephants'


Fan released new Robert Pattinson on Tennessee movie set photo. One of the many fans of “Twilight Saga” superstar Robert Pattinson, recently released this new photo of him shooting new scenes for his new “Water For Elephants” movie over in Chattanooga,Tennessee. He looked to be serious and hard at work,sporting a button-up shirt and Khaki pants while standing in front of the cameras.

The Tennessee shoot was reportedly his final filming for the movie. He was spotted waving and smiling to all his fans as he left the set a couple of nights ago. The fans were quiet at first,but as soon as they recognized it was Rob in the SUV, they started yelling and screaming. A couple of them started chasing the SUV he was riding in. It was total mania out there.

Next, Robert is scheduled to appear at the 2010 Teen Choice Awards,which airs tomorrow night at 7pm central time on Fox. All you Robert Pattinson fans won’t wanna miss it. Also, Robert is scheduled to start filming “Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 and 2″ this fall with the rest of his “Twilight Saga” castmates.

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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Two Chattanooga Brothers Picked as RPattz's Sons in 'Water for Elephants'


Hollywood crews have wrapped up their work in Chattanooga after shooting the movie 'Water for Elephants.' It stars Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon but some of the littlest stars are from right here in the Tennessee Valley.

Last Friday, while hundreds of fans were kept far away from the set on a Chickamauga farm, Sonya Gonzales got a first-hand look. Both of her sons had roles. "They play two of Robert Pattinson's kids in the movie," says Sonya. 7 year-old Mason and 5 year-old Liam were both chosen, despite the fact that casting agents didn't even know they were related.

Sonya took plenty of pictures, including several of her kids in costume. "Well I had overalls with this shirt that was short sleeves and two buttons and with all these different colors on it," says Mason.

Sonya almost managed to make it into the movie herself. In a pinch, they nearly pulled her in as a body double for Witherspoon before deciding not to shoot the scene. But she did manage to get some one-on-one time with Pattinson during the Saturday night cast party. "He was so sweet and really nice and he let me take a picture with him," says Sonya.

Now some of her kids have caught the acting bug, including big sister Abby. She is happy for her brothers even though she was hoping for a part herself. At least she got to visit the set. "It takes a lot more people than I thought it would just to get that 5 minutes of that part," says Abby.

The director told Sonya her sons' scene is part of the important ending so she doesn't expect it to end up on the cutting room floor. It certainly won't if Mason has anything to do with it. "We had to keep doing the same scene over and over again so they could see which one they liked better," says Mason.

Both kids will be compensated for their roles though they don't know how much yet. But the experience alone may be worth more.

'Water for Elephants' is expected to open next spring.


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Monday, August 2, 2010

News Pics of RPattz on Set of 'Water for Elephants' in GA

Is there anything hotter than Georgia in August? Why, yes there is—Georgia in August when Robert Pattinson's around!

The Twilight heartthrob made the Peach State that much steamier on Friday when he began filming further scenes for his upcoming movie Water for Elephants. And, despite what must have been sky-high temperatures, R-Pattz managed to look quite dapper in his period wardrobe.












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Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Pics of RPattz on Set of 'Water for Elephants' Today

Robert Pattinson had a book and a Coke Zero yesterday to keep himself busy during a break from working on Water for Elephants in California. It was Rob's second day in a row of shooting, as he spent his Monday afternoon hard at work on scenes at UCLA. Rob's returned to filming after having the weekend off to hang out with friends and check out a screening of Angelina Jolie's Salt. He's decked out in period costumes for the movie, but it's Rob's off-duty style that's inspiring a new collection of underwear — the British retailer Marks & Spencer is apparently releasing the R-Pant, which is a line of slim-fitting boxer briefs that fit under men's skinny jeans. Their shops are where Rob likes to buy his own intimate wear, as he was spotted making a few purchases there earlier this year with his BFF Tom Sturridge.


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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Audio - New Interview with RPattz About 'Bel Ami' and 'Water for Elephants'


What a great year it has been for Robert Pattinson. In less than a year, he has starred in three feature films, Twilight: New Moon, Eclipse, and Remember Me. You might think that Pattinson would take some time off after working so hard in such a short period of time, but Pattinson tells us this is not so. Pattinson is working like crazy and recently gave us his long list of future projects.

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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

RPattz Bit by a Toothless Lion on Set of 'Water for Elephants'

































Robert Pattinson had a lucky escape when he was bitten by a lion on the set of his new movie - the beast had no teeth.

The Twilight star plays a circus worker in Water for Elephants, and found himself shooting scenes with a variety of animals throughout filming.

And he had a nasty moment when a lion clamped its jaws around his arm - but the actor escaped unscathed because the "gentle" creature was merely being friendly.

Pattinson says, "Almost every day I'm working with an exotic animal... It's insane, like I got bitten on the arm by a lion with no teeth. They were like, 'It's fine, he does it all the time.' And I was like, 'Erm, OK...' But they had to get him to do it harder, because he was being so gentle and just licking my arm."

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Saturday, July 3, 2010