Robert Pattinson: RPAU Week in Review 6 to 12 March 2017

March 12th, 2017 / 2 Comments

Weekly round up of career news for Robert Pattinson

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Not surprising that The Lost City of Z monopolises most of the news for a second week and I have a new favourite promotional still of Henry Costin.Â THE LOST CITY OF Z: More film festivals and a special screening in London on 35mm no less with David Grann introducing. I also tweeted some links to free screenings in the UK here and hereÂ in the UK. Â There’s a preview screening in Ireland at Gate Cinema (Cork) on 21 March 2017 and the Irish TimesÂ and Entertainment.ie are giving you a chance to win tickets. I also like SpikeIslandCorks’ use of Jules’ edit. Â I see so many people using them which is not surprising since Jules should be commissioned to help with all of Robert’s artwork. A new 60 second trailer (which some movie sites are calling new international trailer #2) – I love you Henry Costin beard and all. Oops I said that out loud. Fabulous new UK theatrical poster which I mistook as just a new Irish poster at the time. I’ve also updated the movie reviews with great comments about Robert like this one “Pattinson who pursues his career in an interesting way & who finds here a solid 2nd astonishing role”. Â Taiwan has finally added a release date – June it is. TF1 spoilt us with some behind the scenes footage of Robert filming in Colombia. That was a treat. Hope that is included as extras on the DVD/Bluray when it comes out. DAMSEL: Chris Ohlson who is coproducing with Nathan Zellner gave us a sneaky update.Â IN OTHER NEWS:Â Aidan Monoghan claims it was a privilege to work on the film – I think the privilege is all ours. Â Aidan also posted a photo of promo in the London underground. Â The Safdies tell fans to be patient and watch A24 closely for any news on Good Time. Jules amazing edits for LCOZ here and here.Â COMING UP NEXT WEEK: Â The Lost City of Z will be officially released in France and Belgium; BFI Southbank has a special screening introduced by David Grann on 15 March ; there’s a special screening of The Childhood of a Leader at the Mermaid Arts Centre on 13 March 2017 and tickets for DIFF17 go on sale to the public on 16 March 2017. Hope I haven’t missed anything – but I’ll tweet it if I have. See you next week – can’t wait to see what it brings.