I’ve added new high quality candids photos of Robert Pattinson arriving at Today Show on October 8, 2012.

I’ve added several new high quality TV stills of Robert Pattinson on “The Jimmy Kimmel Show” on November 5, 2012.

Breathe another sigh of relief, for David Cronenberg is assembling his next film. As was reported just when Cosmopolis had a world premiere, Canada’s best-known cinematic artist is making another endeavor with that film’s star, Robert Pattinson, and his newest favorite collaborator, Viggo Mortensen, on a Hollywood satire called Maps to the Stars. Already good, right? Well, there’s even more too add.

French site Allocine report that Rachel Weisz is now the cast’s third member — who, however, it has not been said — while a production start is being eyed for next May. Described as “very acerbic and satirical” by Cronenberg himself, Maps to the Stars, from what we understand, is a Bruce Wagner-scripted film which revolves around actors and agents, with a specific focus on “two child actors ruined by Hollywood’s depravity.” This central content, no matter if what we’ve heard is even true, has made this a difficult-to-implement project — movement actually began in early 2006, for instance — but when you get (for lack of a better term) stars in line, it can fall together. Respected producer Saïd Ben Saïd doesn’t hurt, either.

They’re good stars, too. Cronenberg has already shown an ability to coax wonderful and unexpected performances from Maps‘ male stars, while, on the other side of the gender coin, I think Weisz has already secured her own image. It’s still a little while off until cameras begin rolling here, but the news should be coming in on and off for the next six months. Tune in, because I think this has a chance of being something special.

Source: The Film Stage

The 26-year-old Briton is banking on a soul-tempering pilgrimage to the world’s most arid desert regions – first the Australian Outback then the Middle East – to free him from Edward Cullen’s immortal curse.

After five films shot in Twilight’s netherworld, the softly spoken Pattinson is keen to immerse himself in material that is a little, well, earthier.

Futuristic thriller The Rover, which starts shooting in South Australia in January, and Mission: Blacklist, based on the true story of US Army interrogator Eric Maddox, would appear to fit the bill.

In Sydney for a fan-oriented event to promote Breaking Dawn – Part 2, Pattinson identified the limitations of playing the same character over and over as the thing he will miss least about the phenomenally successful vampire franchise that catapulted him to stardom.

“Because (Edward) is kind of in stasis, it’s difficult to play after a while,” Pattinson says.

“You do five movies where your whole motivation is this relationship and it’s never, ever going to change.

I’ve added new scans of Robert Pattinson did for L’Uomo Vogue”, November issue to the gallery.

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I’ve added new high quality candids photos of Robert Pattinson arriving and leaving Jimmy Kimmel Show on November 6, 2012