Rob's Interview with Movie Juice from BD2 Sydney Press Junket

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Rob's Interview with Studio 3 (Australia Junket)

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New Rob Interview from Australia

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. 

Rob Interview on The Hype from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Sydney Press Junket

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More of Rob's interview with TEN News Australia

New parts @1:35 he talks about the fan event in Australia :)
@2:19 he talks about Mackenzie
@2:50 He talks about the happy ending in the movie and about the end of Twilight.
@4:19 longer answer about his hearing.
@5:07 He talks about going to a premiere and not having the fans out there waiting for them.
@5:53 He talks more about The Rover
@6:15 He talks about the possibility of him getting on twitter and using social media.

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Video of Rob's Interview with MTV Australia from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Sydney Press Junket

He’s one of the hottest properties in Hollywood, and today, MTV Australia was lucky enough to catch up with ‘Twilight’ star Robert Pattinson!

The 26-year-old Brit is in Australia to promote the final instalment of the hugely popular franchise, ‘Breaking Dawn – Part 2,’ which hits cinemas on November 15.

We sat down with the in-demand actor to find out how well he thought his co-star Kristen Stewart handled Bella becoming a vampire, what his favourite 

memories are from being on set, and where to from here!

New Rob Interview with Sky News from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Sydney Press Junket

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More from Rob's Interview with MTV Australia - Talks About Katy Perry and Attending her Movie Premiere's After Party

Robert Pattinson was one of several famous faces who helped pop megastar Katy Perry celebrate the release of her flick ‘Part Of Me’ earlier this year. 

The ‘Twilight’ hunk was snapped with teen stars Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez piling into the back of a minivan en route to the after party at the famed Chateau Marmont back in June. 

MTV Australia asked Rob about the celeb-overload outing when we caught up with him yesterday in Sydney – and the star revealed that despite all the fuss, he didn’t actually manage to see his friend’s movie debut that night! 

Rob's Interview with The Fix from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Sydney Press Junket

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Rob Interview on The Today Show from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Sydney Press Junket

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Rob Interview on Kyle and Jackie O from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Sydney Press Junket

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Rob's Interview with Fitzy & Wippa from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Press Junket

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Rob's Full Interview with Sunrise from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Sydney Press Junket

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New Rob Interview with The Project from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Sydney Press Junket

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New Rob Interview with Ant & Sami Lukis from 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Sydney Press Junket

 

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New Rob Interview with Sydney Morning Herald + New Picture

He's been Edward Cullen ever since he was Harry Potter's Cedric Diggory, but for Robert Pattinson, the actor who plays the glittery vampire hero of the Twilight movie franchise, it's been a steep learning curve.

“When you first sign on to something when you were nobody, you feel like everything's totally out of control,” he said in Sydney today. “Once you've experienced it once, you realise how to have a little bit more control over it.”