Robert Pattinson: RPAU Week in Review 21 to 27 March 2016

March 27th, 2016 / 1 Comment

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Hope all celebrating Easter are having a wonderful time with family and/or friends. Â Let me start off by thanking Jules for making us a fabulous Easter edit, but IÂ have to say I think Jules’s “week in review edit” is my absolute fave *fansself*. Â Also thanking Posh for giving us that HQ this week.Â Now,Â let’s see what has been happening in the Rob worldÂ this week.Â GOOD TIME:Â IMDbPro added another cast member and I noticed that Rob has a stunt double, Peter Wallack. I really like how in the dark we have been kept for this film. Although Josh Safdie did post an interesting little photo on his instagramÂ the other day. IsÂ that’s some of effects makeup that Toby Sells has done for the film? Time will tell since I believe they wrapped the film early last week. I’m not going to debate whether it is or isn’t Rob in that photo. I’m more intrigued about the effects makeup. Funnily enough,Â IMDb finally updated Good Time’s status on FridayÂ to “filming”. The Safdies are hilarious.Â QUEEN OF THE DESERT: Â Mexico isÂ screening 3 session on 27 March 2016 and thanks to the pending release of the film in Poland we posted a new scene with Rob. How great was that little gem of a clip with T E Lawrence and Gertie. Â Yeah I need to see this film again. Â Can’t wait until 2 June. I know where I will be.Â Sookie Pics also uploaded a Korean subtitled trailer. Don’t forget the film is releasing across the Middle East on 31 March if you missed that post last week. THE CHILDHOOD OF A LEADER: I came across a great review that I somehow missed during Venice “RobertÂ Pattinsonâ€™s cameo doesnâ€™t hit a wrong note, in a double role that, in the finale, creates one of the most interesting moments of the movieâ€. Â What a tease! Â I also noticed that the Phi Centre has a 25 June date for the film, but I contacted them and they confirmed that they don’t have any futureÂ screenings of the film. Interesting, but I’ll keep an eye on it nevertheless. Don’t forget you can still purchase tickets to the Vilinius Film Festival for the 4 screenings in April. Â The Istanbul Film Festival also posted a trailer (no Rob though) to their YouTube yesterday. I can’t wait to see this film.Â LIFE: How cool is that untagged and HQ still of just Rob as Dennis Stock. Russia released the film yesterday and I’ve updated the Review Roundup with gem comments like this “Robert Pattinson, who once again, after two films , David Cronenberg , proving its ability to be sensitive and versatile artist.” Â I also posted an update of cinemas in Japan still screening the film in April and May.Â HIGH LIFE: Claire Denis you are in for such a treat working with Rob. I’m so impressed that Claire had no hesitation after meeting Rob to cast him in a role written forÂ Philip Seymour Hoffman. That’s an incredible compliment to Rob and as a fan I’m so chuffed that Claire sees what we’ve been seeing for years. IN OTHER NEWS: Â Rolling Stone Magazine had some great words to say about Robert in their article on Hollywood and YA films. I just couldn’t pass up sharing them. Â Speaking of sharing – how great were those HQ Theo Wenner pics *sigh* I just love them and Posh. Â Great pick up by Michelle too with that Bruce Weber VF pic – now if only they would update the rest of them. Greedy I know. Â For those in Sydney during April, the MCA is screening a Safdie Bros film each SaturdayÂ at 2.00 pm. Â If you haven’t had a chance to see Heaven Knows What you should head along to the Veolia Lecture Theatre and check it out and did I mention that all the screenings are “free”. I also am happy that some of you hadn’t seen Rob’s “Best Story Ever Told” that he did for Strombo back in 2008. Â That’s why we love doing Throwback and Memory Lane’s because there’s a lot of Rob around and it’s impossible to see or remember everything in the past 10 or so years. I think that wraps up this week. Remember, we have Dior Homme Autumn Fashion campaign to look forward to next week – it’s unleashed on 1 April 2016. Â Can’t wait. Â Until then …