News Round-Up: Remember Me Still, German Release Date & a Couple of “…Of The Decade” Lists

December 23rd, 2009 • By Camilla • Article, Gallery, Production, Remember Me, Robert

While we’re waiting for some news and promo stuff to be released for Eclipse, Robert’s latest movie Remember Me will have to keep us busy. A new still has been released on their official Facebook and can be found in the gallery. Also, the German release date for the movie has been announced to March 25th 2010.


Robert has also made it on a few “of the decade/year” lists which continue to pop up as the new year approaches. He has of course been named Interview Magazine’s most beautiful person of the decade and one of his quotes has been listed as number 28 on Wonderwall’s Year in Celebrity Quotes.

“The hardest part was trying to do it doggie-style. Trying to have a nervous breakdown while doing it doggie-style. And it wasn’t even a closed set.” — Robert Pattinson, on playing Salvador Dali in “Little Ashes”

Comments

irene pena said:

hey rob, you look good,you are the best actor, i love youuuuuuu……….merry christmas.

December 23rd, 2009

Dorlocita said:

Robert is doing a wonderful job being a star and communicating as much as possible with his fans. We love him! I saw Little Ashes many, many times. He and Javier Beltran were great in that movie. Two very beautiful boys.

December 23rd, 2009

ashley arlington said:

i am going to go see the movie and loved you in new moon and i am going to see eclipes 6-30-2010.
when you are reading this i would like you to know i would love to be you girlfriend more than anything on this earth!

December 28th, 2009

Crystal said:

mmmm…look at those long fingers….yummy. Ok, enough oogling and drooling!! Even though we may all think of him as the sexxxxiest man on the planet, he is fact, a wonderfully skilled actor. I watched Little Ashes and by the end of the film I had completely forgotten that Rob was Salvador Dali. To say the least I was absolutely depressed and crying due to the end of the film, but if you know anything about art history and the “greats” among it, then you know exactly how Little Ashes ends. It’s one hell of a story, and I did not expect it to be so well done.

December 30th, 2009

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