Weekly Roundup of all career news for Robert Pattinson
 
I cannot believe I’m typing this but I’ve now seen GOOD TIME. This film is fast paced and as I tweeted Robert’s performance is electrifying. It’s most definitely a film that can and should be viewed multiple times as I’m pretty sure you will pick up some new detail on each viewing. I’ll let you know because we’re lucky enough to be able to see it again on Wednesday night. I understand why it has been compared to Dog Day Afternoon – amazing how one person’s choices can affect so many people – also Connie’s having a pretty shitty day.  Robert’s confidence in his performance as Connie Nikas really comes through. Spellbinding. Also, if you’ve been following our twitter feed, the reactions out of Syd Film Fest have been on par with Cannes. Exciting times ahead for Robert. GOOD TIME: Release dates are changing like a game of chess:  France has moved theirs forward to September, Netherlands has moved theirs back to October. French and German speaking Switzerland now has October release dates. Sydney Film Festival has added an additional screening post the actual festival – it’s what’s called “Back by Popular Demand”. I like the fact that on Saturday’s daytime screening there was a very interesting mix of people. Denmark now has distributors for cinema release. Robert as Connie Nikas is on the cover of Cahiers Du Cinema which included a new BTS and interview (Thanks to Pattinson Art Work for the scans and translation) and Robert’s also on the cover of CinemaScope. Loving the amount of magazine covers Robert has been on thanks to Cannes. Also thanks to Posh for sharing the UHQ|HQ photos from Cannes and the Vanity Fair from Italy.  The film has been added to two more film festivals in the Czech Republic – Karlovy Vary and Slovakia – Art Film Festival.  New interviews still surfacing from Cannes – I especially love it when they are video. I need to do some new In His Words! IDOL’S EYE:  Looks like something is happening … hallelujah. THE CHILDHOOD OF A LEADER:  As I said in the post for the Italian release – better late than never. THE LOST CITY OF Z:  Lots of DVD|Bluray releases coming up.  IN OTHER NEWS: Aidan Monaghan tweeted a link to American Cine’s article on The Lost City of Z that featured some of his BTS pics (including one with Robert). A town barber was added to cast of Damsel -intrigued. Also the Octopus Project is teasing re the soundtrack. Tweet of the week goes to Cedric Succivalli who wasn’t afraid to let Cannes know that Robert was robbed of the best actor award. Suze is testing us with our choices for 12 Month of Robert. There was a High Life mention in Mia Goth’s interview with Vogue – not sure how accurate but it claims to be starting in 3 weeks. COMING UP NEXT WEEK: Good Time still has a screening on Wednesday 21 June 2017 in Sydney.  The Lost City of Z is released in Italy on 22 June 2017.  See you next week …
GOOD TIME
Distributors, Release Dates & Film Festivals:  Switzerland | Syd Film Fest | Netherlands | Denmark | Art FF (Slovakia) | Karlovy Vary Intl FF
Photos from Cannes Updated:  Red Carpet | Photocall | Press Conference | Social Media |
MAGAZINE: Robert Pattinson as Connie Nikas on Cover of CinemaScope
DAMSEL
New Castmade Added to IMDbPro – Palmer Scott as Town Barber
IDOL’S EYE
Film Update: Â IMDbPro Updates Status to “Script”
THE CHILDHOOD OF A LEADER
Distributors, Release Dates & Film Festivals:Â Italy
THE LOST CITY OF Z
Bluray|DVD Release Dates: Belgium VOD | Swiss CHD | Canada | Ireland | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | Amazon Prime (US) *check out all current release dates at our film page*
HQs, UPDATES & MORE
12 Months of Robert: Â June Winner | July Choices
DIGITAL PRINT: Â Vanity Fair Italy
I guess there was never really any doubt that you’d be enjoying GOOD TIME last Saturday evening, Maria ~ but great to watch your twitter feed and see lots of praise for both Rob and the movie itself coming out of Sydney. Lucky you, getting to do it all again on Wednesday night! *patience is a virtue* blah blah blah
I’m echoing all that Maria said about Good Time. It is a deceptively simple and well crafted movie. I really enjoyed it.
We all have our own favourite Rob performance but Im pretty sure Connie will be in the mix once we’ve all seen GT.
@Sue- all I can say is it’s worth the wait. Bet that helps soooooo much.