We headed down to the London premiere of Remember Me to catch up with stars Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin on the red carpet. Watch our video interview.

In Remember Me, Robert Pattinson plays Tyler, a troubled 22-year-old who has more family issues than you can shake a stick at. Then he meets Ally, who lives each day to the full since her mother’s murder. But can the tragic circumstances that bought them together keep them there?

“There’s so much more to it than just a love story,” says Robert’s co-star Emilie de Ravin. “It’s about how families and individuals are affected by and react to love and loss and fear and grief, and all of these things.”

EXCITED CROWDS OF TWILIGHT FANS TO UNVEIL WAX FIGURE OF HOLLYWOOD HEARTTHROB “R-PATTZ” AT MADAME TUSSAUDS NY

Crowds of screaming fans will flood Times Square to help unveil a wax figure of Hollywood heartthrob Robert Pattinson on Thursday, March 25 at 10:30 a.m. at Madame Tussauds New York, 234 West 42nd St. (b/w 7th & 8th Aves.), Manhattan. After the unveiling, fans will be able to cozy up to R-Pattz’s figure for photos and even a hug. Once immortalized (in wax), the Twilight vampire and Remember Me star will join the likes of Johnny Depp, George Clooney, Sean “Diddy” Combs and Leonardo DiCaprio – all of whom have wax figures in the famed Times Square wax attraction.

The movie: an adaptation of Sara Gruen’s 2006 bestselling novel “Water for Elephants,” about a veterinary student who quits his studies to join a traveling circus.

The scene: a group of students, circa 1931, on the campus of Cornell University.

Jim Elyea’s task: to make sure the briefcases the students are carrying look authentic when the film begins shooting this May in Santa Paula, Calif.

Even as a talented movie star, Robert Pattinson admits to having trouble remembering his lines.

The hunky actor says that he needs someone to “feed” him his lines during the Twilight movies and has a poor memory. “When we do ‘Twilight’ there is always someone there who takes care of everything and feeds you your lines,” he said.

Pattinson, who plays Edward in the film, tries to practice his lines, but in the end he still needs a little help. “I read a lot on set, but as soon as I shut the book I can barely remember the last line I’ve just read. We’re just shooting “Bel Ami” and Declan Donnellan is directing it. He usually does stage productions and expects me to know all of my lines – like a stage actor. No chance! I realized how rusty and slow my brain has become.”

Meanwhile, Rob and “Twilight” co-star Kristen Stewart have been linked romantically, but Pattinson still won’t completely spill. “I think most people like to have a secret with a girl or boyfriend,” he said.“It keeps things exciting.”

Source: Celebrity Gossip

I’ve added new Blu Ray screen captures of Robert in ‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’ movie to the gallery.

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Who came out on top in terms of critical reception, Robert Pattinson for his rebellious Tyler Hawkins in Remember Me or Kristen Stewart for her rebellious rocker Joan Jett in The Runaways?

The clear answer is Kristen Stewart, even though both Pattinson and Stewart have been commended for taking chances while away from their Twilight Saga roles.

In fact, neither Allen Coulter’s Remember Me, a tragic romantic melodrama in which the hero dies in the September 2001 terrorist attacks, or Floria Sigismondi’s The Runaways, a rock biopic of the ’70s all-girl band, could be considered conventional vehicles for two up-and-coming stars whose fan base is for the most part composed of teenage girls. Remember Me at least did get a PG-13 rating in the US, but The Runaways was slapped with an R.

Twilight official twitter has tweeted the following updates on ‘Eclipse’ Theatrical One-Sheet news.

Tomorrow at 9am PT the ECLIPSE Theatrical One-Sheet will be available EXCLUSIVELY on the Twilight Tracker iPhone App

RIGHT now, being Robert Pattinson is a full-time business fraught with danger. The last time I saw him, the British star of the Twilight vampire franchise was in Cannes, surrounded by screaming French fans ready to sink their teeth into his flesh. With the release of Twilight sequel New Moon in November furthering “R-Patz” mania, it’s now reached epidemic proportions – fuelled by his relationship with Twilight co-star Kristen Stewart.

When we meet in a New York hotel it seems impossible to escape him. Posters cover the subway for his latest film, Remember Me, while shops are full of Pattinson posters, calendars and T-shirts. Meanwhile, the cover of US magazine Details sees him wedged in between a model’s legs (a photo shoot that led him in the accompanying interview to say “I’m allergic to vagina” – a quote that will doubtless follow him to his grave). No wonder, with his five-day stubble, unruly sideburns and unkempt James Dean-like mop of hair, he looks a little haggard.

Glee actress Lea Michele, who plays Gleek Rachel Berry has said she wants the shows fanbase to grow to match that of Twilght.

Michele told the Mirror: “If we have fans like Twilight fans, then thank God, because those are some hardcore, amazing fans.”

She added: “We were at the Teen Choice Awards, and they were screaming for Robert Pattinson, and i was just thinking, ‘I hope one day they scream for us like that.”

When asked if she got to meet R-Pattz, Lea said: “I walked past him. And yes, I did say hi. He’s very sweet, very handsome. I would love to meet a cue English boy. Anybody with an accent.”

Source: Showbiz Spy

Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland remains queen of the box office, but Robert Pattinson’s romantic drama, Remember Me, raked in an underwhelming $3,300,000 on 2,215 screens during its second weekend — for a paltry total of $13,900,000. Even more shocking is that it came in at number 10 under the practically unheard of Our Family Wedding, which begs the question — why is one of the hottest male stars raking in forgettable box office numbers?