Robert Pattinson spotted frontman serious with costarlets in new Bel Ami movie poster. Yesterday, a brand new Bel Ami movie poster hit the net,featuring major Twilight Saga star Robert Pattinson,working the front and center role with his co-star women Uma Thurman, Kristin Scott Thomas, and Christina Ricci in the background.

These are,apparently, the three,main women his characters ends up playing in the flick with his sleazy,playboy ways. I like the poster. It’s pretty colorful,and gives a nice presentation of all the stars.
In the film, Rob’s character Georges Deroy is a young journalist,who sleeps with Paris’ most influential women,and gains power in the city. He also marries Uma Thurman’s character Madeleine Forestier,but everything ends up going to hell once they figure out what a sleazeball Georges is. It looks pretty intense too. It’s scheduled to hit United States theaters on March 2nd.

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Do couples Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart and Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez have any common denominators in their relationships? One really big denominator is regarding the way each of these famous celebrity couples met.

According to a report from Hollywood Life, Rob and Kristen met while on the set of the very first Twilight film. Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez met while performing together on a concert stage. That would make a major common denominator in these two couples' relationships; the fact the each met his or her significant other while working.

How many relationships do you suppose involve couples who met at work? The odds are pretty likely that it's a fairly high number. Certainly not all of these couples met in such exciting work environments as a movie set or a concert stage, but the result was likely the same. They wound up in love with someone they met at work.

If you look at the dynamics of both Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's relationship as well as Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez's, you'll see that their relationships have continued despite the fact that they met at work--and that's probably a very good thing. Sometimes such relationships deteriorate or end all together when one person or the other leaves the work place. Look at how loyal these couples have been to their significant others, by staying true despite the many miles that frequently separate them.

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are now noted for popping in on each other's concert stages around the world from time to time. And Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart frequently fly back and forth from Europe to the U.S. to be with one another between work on movie sets.

Do you think that these couples met at work will serve to make their relationships stronger? Do you think Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have what it takes to pass that proverbial test of time? How about Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez?

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Robert Pattinson was spotted by some lucky twihards in the news building occupied by the Sunday Times. He was probably there to do an interview or to promote Bel Ami. But where was Kristen Stewart?

Although R-Pattz has kept a pretty low profile so far this year, he was spotted on January 25 by some fortunate female fans and by the mostly female staff of Fabulous Magazine.

"So... Robert Pattinson is with the Sunday Times..." wrote Fabulous' editor. "We think it's for an interview. We think he's doing something with the Sunday Times—not sure, though. He's on another floor now—sadly he was only spotted fleetingly."

Needless to say, when Rob's presence in the vicinity was confirmed, all hell broke loose. And a flurry of tweets, texts, and other electronic messages were unleashed by Fabulous' fortunate female employees.

"Er... Robert Pattinson is currently in our office reception," gushed the Celebrity Editor. "Cue massive hormonal stampede from the Fabulous office. Yes in London. No entourage, just him. R-Patz update: he's apparently here to do something or other with the Sunday Times. As if R-Patz wasn't enough, Hulk Hogan and Rupert Murdock are also here. Just another average day at Fabulous towers..."

Later the magazine's Lifestyle Editor tweeted: "Just raced up to canteen avec my editor and ed assistnt to see if we could spot R-Patz who is appaz IN THE BUILDING! Sad to say he eluded us. R-Patz defs in the building but with another newspaper."

Gooness. With all due respect to the good ladies at Fabulous Magazine, it was probably a good thing that Rob managed to elude them. Imagine the kind of chaos that would have ensued if he'd strolled nonchalantly through the lobby—especially without an entourage or security.

Which once again raises the question: Where was Kristen Stewart? Rumor has it that the Twilight lovers have been house hunting in the Notting Hill section of London. After having spent so much time apart over the past few months, one would think they'd want to spend almost every waking moment together. Or not. If R-Pattz's suspected presence caused such an intense emotional response, imagine what would have happened if Robsten had arrived ensemble. For the next Robert Pattinson sighting, stay tuned.

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Eric Packer is about to embark on the worst car ride of his life. Thankfully, Robert Pattinson — the actor who plays Packer in "Cosmopolis" — doesn't share his character's fate.

Pattinson fans came out in full force to elect "Cosmopolis" the winner of the MTV Movie Brawl 2012, a weeks-long tournament that pitted several of 2012's biggest releases against one another to determine which film is the must-see cinematic event of the year. After tense battles against titans like "Bel Ami," "The Twilight Saga - Breaking Dawn: Part 2," "The Dark Knight Rises" and "The Hunger Games," it's Pattinson's upcoming indie thriller that took home the grand prize.

It's a surprising result for many onlookers, given that "Cosmopolis" has yet to release a trailer and only has a tentative release date of 2012. But Rob's fans rallied behind their man, opting to support his future in "Cosmopolis" over his past in "Twilight" — a commanding decision from a massive fanbase that demands attention, to say the least. In fact, the movement was so strong that it even caught "Cosmopolis" director David Cronenberg's eye even before the film won the brawl for it all. Shortly after the victory was announced, Cronenberg got on the phone with MTV News to talk about what "Cosmopolis" winning the MTV Movie Brawl means for the film, Pattinson's performance, when fans can expect to see a trailer and much more.

MTV: David, thanks for talking with us! Have you been filled in on what's happened with "Cosmopolis" over here?

David Cronenberg: You know, I've been following it! I'm shocked! I'm shocked and amazed and really tickled. It proves that movie fans are unpredictable and really interesting and really passionate. It's fantastic. I would have never, ever imagined that this would happen.

MTV: How did the tournament first get on your radar?

Cronenberg: Somebody sent me something and said, "Hey, we seem to be doing OK in this Movie Brawl thing that MTV's got going on." I didn't know about it. At that point, we were struggling with "The Dark Knight," I think. I thought, "Wow, that's pretty impressive!" Because "Cosmopolis," while I think in terms of what it is as cinema is pretty hefty, but in terms of budget and promotion, it's an underdog compared to something like the "Dark Knight" franchise. I really didn't think we would have much of a chance. That really got my attention.

MTV: What's kind of incredible, too, is that right before that battle with Batman, "Cosmopolis" was up against "Twilight." It was Rob versus Rob! In what we saw, it seemed that fans were putting their votes towards Rob's future instead of his past.

Cronenberg: Well, and I think that's one of the things that I meant when I said it was interesting. Because that's not the kind of thing you would predict. But it was really terrific, and in that sense, they're right. As I've said many times, if you're a "Twilight" fan, then you might not be interested in "Cosmopolis" because Rob is not Mr. Cullen. But if you're a Rob fan, then you've got to be interested in "Cosmopolis," because you will see him as you have not seen him before, for sure.

MTV: Clearly, there is a lot of interest in this movie, seeing that it came out ahead over movies like "Dark Knight," "Twilight" and "Hunger Games." There is a lot of attention on Rob, of course. Can you talk about your experience working with Rob, and the kind of actor you found him to be over the course of shooting "Cosmopolis"?

Cronenberg: He's terrific. He deserves the affection that the fans have for him. He's incredibly sweet, he's very funny, he's very bright and he's also very knowledgeable about cinema. Not just movies but the history of cinema. He knows a lot about it. He's just a sweetheart. And he's totally professional. He's always right there. We had a lot of fun shooting [the movie] because, as I say, he has a great sense of humor. We just played a lot. I think that's a really great tone that's set for everybody on the set. The lead actor has a really big influence on the tone of the shoot. If you've got a guy who's very difficult and neurotic or whatever, they can't help but affect everybody's day. But Rob is not like that. He's just a ray of sunshine. In fact, he's in absolutely every scene of the movie, so obviously his temperament would have a huge influence on how the shoot went ... and it was a dream. It was a beautiful shoot.

MTV: I think one of the reasons why some are surprised with how this tournament played out is that most of the films that were competing have trailers. This one doesn't — at least not yet! When can fans expect to see a trailer?

Cronenberg: We feel probably that this won't be released until next fall. It's not exactly a summer movie and it won't be ready for a while. The movie is finished, but something that fans maybe don't know is how long it takes a movie to get released. You want to do a couple of film festivals, the studios in each country have to get their materials ready. The photographs, the trailers, everything ... it takes a lot of time, you know? The other thing is, we kind of want to keep things a little bit of a secret until we unleash it on the world. We're pretty excited about it and we don't really want to let too much out about what it is and how it plays.

MTV: In terms of when this is coming out, you said perhaps fall of this year. So there's no firm release date just yet?

Cronenberg: No, not at all. It's been sold to a lot of countries and distributors around the world, but for example, it does not yet have U.S. distribution. That's fine, because we didn't want to look for it until we had the finished film. But frankly, the Movie Brawl results might well help us get some good U.S. distribution! [He laughs.] I just thought of that, but you know, it's possible! It's interesting to hear that indication of interest before you even release a trailer — that's pretty darn good. But you can't release a trailer until you have a distributor, and a distributor has to really have all the material, so it takes a while.

MTV: Well, something close to 6 million votes were cast in this tournament, and almost 4 million were cast in this final poll alone. The numbers do not lie.

Cronenberg: That's fantastic. That's just great. That's just great.

MTV: In the spirit of this tournament, what's the movie you're most excited to see in 2012? What's the film you can't wait to get your eyes on?

Cronenberg: You know, I'm so focused on what I've been doing that I actually don't know what's around! It's strange. I haven't even caught up with last year's films. I have a movie out now called "A Dangerous Method" with Keira Knightley, Michael Fassbender and Viggo Mortensen. I've been touring the world promoting that, been to a ton of film festivals, but I haven't had a chance to see any of the movies, because I'm constantly having to do interviews and stuff for that. Now, that's calmed down now that the movie has finally been released in the U.S., but the result is that I'm way behind on everything.

MTV: So you've got to catch up on 2011 before moving onto 2012.

Cronenberg: That's right! Let me catch up first, and then I'll start thinking about 2012.

MTV: Finally, any last messages to the "Cosmopolis" fans who pushed this movie to the top?

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Robert Pattinson plays a dashing rogue in his upcoming film “Bel Ami” and a new international trailer provides a glimpse of unseen footage from the movie. Only one problem, the trailer is in Russian. Some scenes will be familiar in the 2:05 clip, which includes an introduction by a Russian-speaking comentator. But there are some juicy scenes that haven’t been shown yet in the United States.

No dialogue is necessary to watch Rob interact with other cast members as George Duroy, the scandalous protagonist in the film. He overflows with lust, desire and ambition. Arriving in Paris as a “penniless” ex-soldier, Duroy is determined to find his place in French society by seducing the wives of powerful men.

The clip opens with a shot of Rob with Christina Ricci, who plays Clotilde de Marelle. Her husband is away for long periods of time, and she becomes Duroy’s lover. It’s a touching scene. Rob looks on as Christina plays with one of her children.

It gives a brief glimpse of the casting longing looks at each other, which foreshadows their hot love scene near the end of the clip. There are some great shots of Uma Thurman who plays Madeleine Forestier, the wife of Duroy’s old comrade Charles Forestier (Philip Glenister).

There’s also some interesting behind-the-scenes footage. Holliday Grainger, a UK actress, talk with Access Hollywood about working with Rob in one of his early films, 2007′s The Bad Mother’s Handbook.” She also stars as one of Rob’s lovers in “Bel Ami.”

“I don’t think he’s any different,” she says. “I worked with him pre-Twilight as well. And, him as a person, to work with him, I couldn’t see the difference, which I think is kind of a credit to his managing to stay down to earth.

She said Rob was surrounded by “massive chaos” because of hundreds of fans trying to get a glimpse of him while they were shooting mainly in Budapest. “Hundreds of fans were outside, all the time,” she says. “It was pretty constant.”

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Robert Pattinson’s and Kristen Stewart’s hot vampire love story is vaulting “Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1″ into the record books. The film has grossed more than $700 million worldwide, and is expected to set a new franchise record.

The news was trumpeted by Lionsgate, which just acquired Summit Entertainment, a once-struggling studio that went through a startling reversal of fortunes after a small indie film became a worldwide phenomenon. The magic has continued through four films and shows no signs of abating for the final installment, “Breaking Dawn, Part 2,” which is due in theaters in November. Lionsgate said it expected Part 1 to soon eclipse the second film in the series, “Twilight saga: New Moon.”

That film grossed $709 million, according to the company. Twilight Eclipse grossed $698.5 million and the initial film grossed $390.4 million on a budget of about $38 million. “Breaking Dawn, Part 1″ is still got room to run. It has yet to be released in Japan and China. The film is also set to be released on DVD and Blu-ray on Feb. 11.

“Not only has the Twilight saga’s global fan base supported the films during their theatrical release, but audiences worldwide have continued to support this cultural phenomenon both on and off the screen,” the company statement said.

“The milestone is important on several fronts and illustrates the vitality of the franchise on a global scale even after four films,” said Lionsgate’s Motion Picture Group Co-Chairmen Rob Friedman and Patrick Wachsberger.

The film has followed the lives of vampire Edward Cullen and human Bella Swan, who meet in high school and began an improbable romance that puts their lives in danger. The Cullen clan must contend with a pack of werewolves, plus other vampires, including the powerful Volturi clan.

In “Breaking Dawn, Part 1,” Bella and Edward get married and have a child, which creates huge complications for the Cullens, and puts Bella’s life in danger.

Bill Condon directed the last two films, based on the fourth novel in author Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight series. The films also star Taylor Lautner, Ashley Greene, Peter Facinelli, Kullen Lutz, Nikki Reed and Bryce Dallas Howard.

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Robert Pattinson to do musical duet with Renesmee in Twilight Breaking Dawn part 2. According to a new report from Hollywood Life, you Twi-Hards can expect to see mega star Robert Pattinson doing an adorable duet with little Renesmee Cullen in the upcoming Breaking Dawn part 2 flick.

Cater Burwell,who was a composer on the set of the popular movie series,chatted with The Sag Harbor Express,and revealed that he generally doesn’t write anything until a film has actually been completed first,but he was forced to make an exception in Rob’s case because needed Rob and Mackenzie Foy aka Renesmee Cullen too play the piano onscreen. “I had to write this duet before they shot the film so they could actually learn the parts. Rob is a musician, so he prides himself on working out the fingering for these correctly.”Rob’s also no stranger to doing music for a movie as he recorded two songs for the original Twilight soundtrack,called “Never Think” and “Let Me Sign,” which were written by his friends Marcus Foster and Bobby Long. Part 2 hits theaters on November 16th.

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Details for one of "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part II" scores have been uncovered. It's a piano song that will be played on screen by Robert Pattinson and Mackenzie Foy, who portray the father/daughter duo Edward and Renesmee in the upcoming movie.

The song is composed by Carter Burwell. In a recent interview with The Sag Harbor Express, he dished on, "In the movie I'm working on right now, which is 'Breaking Dawn: Part II', they needed Rob Pattinson and the actress who plays his daughter to play piano onscreen."

"Generally, I don't actually write anything until a film has actually been shot, but there are some exceptions," he said. "I had to write this duet before they shot the film so they could actually learn the parts. Rob is a musician, so he prides himself on working out the fingering for these correctly."

"The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part II" will pick up where "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part I" left off. After welcoming their daughter, Bella and Edward must now face a perilous chain of events that pits the Cullens and their allies against the Volturi.

Pattinson is set to reprise his role as Edward, while Kristen Stewart will return as Bella. Mackenzie, meanwhile, will make her debut on the vampire movie series as their daughter, Renesmee. The film is due to open in theaters across the U.S. on November 16.

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Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart might be done filming The Twilight Saga but their on-screen legacies are being kept alive (sort of) in the off-Broadway production of Twilight: The Musical. A photo of the actors who portrayed Rob and—er, Edward and Bella has been released, and it's totally worth a look.

Meghann Fahey and Colin Hanlon definitely perfected their stage roles, and while Hanlon isn't a "dead-ringer" for Pattinson, Fahey (who plays Stewart) will make you look back more than once! The story-line is somewhat similar to the novels but there are a few twists that the audience would never see coming. You see, Edward wasn't protecting Bella from Victoria... but from (you'll never guess) Harry Potter and friends... That's right. The show is somewhat of a hybrid of two of the biggest novels/films ever!

It's unknown if there will be more performances, as this was just a one-night-only charity event. The production did receive a lot of buzz and for now, it's still listed on the New World Stages website even though the event was last Monday. If Twilight: The Musical was made in to a running production, would you go see it? Remember, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart will not be in it!

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In an upset for the ages, "Cosmopolis" defeated "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" in the Elite Eight round of the 2012 MTV Movie Brawl. Let us count the ways this is shocking. One, it's a freaking "Twilight" film, one in a franchise that has so far grossed $2.5 billion worldwide and has catalyzed 2.5 trillion fever dreams in teen bedrooms around the globe. Two, "Cosmopolis" is a little indie based on a slim, highbrow novel by Don DeLillo, a writer who has, without a doubt, changed the face of postmodern literature but whose themes, characters and erudition don't exactly make him a likely Twi-fan fave. And three, "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" had thus far stormed through the Movie Brawl, dispatching challengers with ease and becoming the odds-on favorite to win the entire tournament.

But a curious thing happened — and its name is Robert Pattinson. Fans banded together, deciding to support, in "Cosmopolis," RPattz's new work (a possible post-vampire breakout role under the direction of David Cronenberg), rather than his been-there, sucked-that performance in a "Twilight" flick. The result, after almost 400,000 votes, was a decisive victory for "Cosmopolis." "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" will have to find some way to console itself (perhaps a mega opening in the fall will help), while Pattinson's upcoming film moves on to face "The Dark Knight Rises" in the Final Four. "TDKR," for its part, has shown a remarkable resurgence, repeatedly fending off challengers and, in the Elite Eight, besting "Dark Shadows," the Johnny Depp adaptation that at one time seemed like a Movie Brawl dark horse.

On the other side of the bracket, the story continues to be Daniel Radcliffe's "Woman in Black," a seven-seed that followed up an upset victory over Kristen Stewart's "Snow White and the Huntsman" with an impressive win over "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey." That contest literally was decided in the final few minutes of voting. When the dust cleared, another franchise had fallen at the feet of an indie flick led by a young international superstar. "The Hunger Games," meanwhile, straight up embarrassed "John Carter" in the Elite Eight, setting up what is going to be a compelling Final Four battle. Let's take a look.

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