I’ve added new candids of Robert Pattinson leaving Toronto Aiport on September 29, 2011.

I’ve added new candids of Robert Pattinson out in Toronto on September 28, 2011.

I’ve added new candids of Robert Pattinson arriving in Toronto for a reshoot of ‘Cosmopolis’ movie on September 27, 2011.

I’ve added new high quality candids of Robert Pattinson out and about in Los Angeles on September 27, 2011.

In a crowded marketplace, his name has people talking. Radio 1 has picked up on his richly evocative music, while a friendship with a certain bloodthirsty Hollywood star hasn’t hurt his credibility.

It appears one Robert Pattinson is a friend and it transpires Marcus was at school with the Twilight star.

“Yes I was. We’re good friends, and have been for a long time,” he says. “It’s mad what’s happened to him. I’ve met Kristen Stewart through him, who stars in my latest video (I Was Broken). I asked, and she said she’d do it.”

Source: Wales Online

‘Twilight’ star Robert Pattinson’s representative has insisted that the actor has no plans to launch a solo music career.

Pattinson, 25, who is a keen musician and has even recorded songs for the soundtrack of the first Twilight film, has also long spoken of his desire to pursue a career in music.

And rumours that the actor has begun work on his debut solo album started circulating this week.

But, according to Mtv News, a spokesperson of his has rubbished the rumours and insisted that the story is not true.

“The report is untrue. He is not working on an album right now,” Contactmusic quoted the spokesperson as saying.

Source: Times Of India

We’ve got a load of questions about Robert Pattinson’s “Cosmopolis,” chief among them how director David Cronenberg intends to adapt a novel, penned by postmodern wizard Don DeLillo, which takes place in one day, largely within one traffic-stalled limousine.

It all makes sense on the page, with so much of the action in this novel of ideas taking place in the head of Eric Packer, a young and rich asset manager who every so often hops out of his ride to sleep with women and get into violent confrontations with menacing strangers. But how all this plays out — and how strictly Cronenberg, who also penned the script, sticks to the source material — remains to be seen.

If we can read into co-star Paul Giamatti’s recent comments to MTV News, it seems the film and book will retain one key similarity: It’s all about Packer.

“He’s in every second of this movie,” Giamatti said of Pattinson while promoting “The Ides of March” at the Toronto International Film Festival. “The whole thing is him.”

That’s a lot of pressure for a young actor who has shined in the “Twilight” films and taken on romantic dramas like “Remember Me” and “Water for Elephants,” yet has never worked with such dark, cerebral material — and a director so comfortable with such things. Nonetheless, Giamatti says Pattinson nailed the role.

“He seemed absolutely great. It’s a very, very tricky part, and he was really at home with it,” he told us. “I was really impressed.”

The novel intercuts, every so often, the psychotic musings of Benno Levin, the character played by Giamatti. “I get to stalk him,” the actor told us at Sundance back in January.

That’s not all he does. We’ll leave it at that, lest we dive into spoiler territory. But the story gets dark. Really dark. And that’s right up Cronenberg’s alley, a director who made his name in the horror genre and has lately taken on brashly violent material like “Eastern Promises.” Cronenberg the man, however, is very different than Cronenberg the filmmaker, Giamatti assured us.

“[He's an] incredibly sane man, when you think about the movies he makes,” he said. “He’s an incredibly grounded and sweet, sane guy. It was pure pleasure. I had a great time doing it. I’m a big fan of his, so that was a very exciting thing.”

Source: MTV

Maybe it isn’t that big a surprise to some or most, but it is official that Summit Entertainment’s The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, directed by Bill (Dreamgirls) Condon, has received a rating from the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) of “PG-13,” just like the previous three movies.

This rating is based on “disturbing images, violence, sexuality/partial nudity and some thematic elements” according to the MPAA label, so presumably they found a way to film some of the more controversial aspects of Stephenie Meyers’ final book in a way that didn’t get the movie a deadly R-rating.

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 is released on November 18.

Source: Coming Soon

He’s conquered the world of film, and now it seems Robert Pattinson is eyeing a side career in the music business.

According to a report from Us magazine, the “Remember Me” stud is preparing some original songs for a forthcoming album.

An insider told the publication, “Rob has been kicking a few original songs around for a long time, but his schedule didn’t allow it. Now he’s got some weeks to get everything in line before going back to promoting Breaking Dawn.”

“The album Rob will make will be guitar-based and drums, very organic-sounding, nothing pop… like stripped-down Ray LaMontagne meets Van Morrison.”

Source: Celebrity Gossip

I’ve added new outtakes of Robert Pattinson taken for ‘TV Week’ magazine back in year 2010 by Carter Smith. Thanks to Setje for these fabulous goodies!