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Robert Pattinson se métamorphose ! Notre numéro spécial Cannes sera en vente dès mercredi prochain ! pic.twitter.com/h9Fn80J28p

3:55 AM - 2 May 2014
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Robert Pattinson metamorphosis! Cannes special issue will be on sale from next Wednesday!

Article/Short Preview of the Interview

That’s it, Robert Pattinson has definitely moved up a gear and left Twilight behind him. He will be in two highly anticipated Cannes Film Festival 2014 movies: The Rover , a post-apocalyptic hyper violent, brutal and uncompromising westerm, and Maps to the Stars, his second collaboration with David Cronenberg after Cosmopolis, a psycho family drama that autopsy Hollywood. The opportunity to put also on the cover of next issue of Premiere, Cannes with his special report providing an update on all films and events of the 2014 vintage Croisette.

And also the opportunity to interview Robert in long, wide and across: he talks about his sex scene with Julianne Moore in Maps to the Stars (“I was breathless, soaked … and not at all“), hyper intense shooting The Rover (a “hungry” movie) in the middle of the Australian desert, what Cannes is for him, directors James Gray and Romain Gavras. Above all as shown in our coverage, the opportunity to discover the former Edward Cullen as no one has ever seen for a photo shoot... colorful, say. Proof by picture.

Maps to the Stars will be released on May 21 and and The Rover on June 4



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