STAR Of The "Twillight" Movie Franchisr,Robert Pattinso

STAR Of The "Twillight" Movie Franchisr,Robert Pattinso

The pair have also been arhuing over how to continue their relationship once filming on the TWilight series of films ends, as they live in different countries...
"Twilight" heartthrob Robert Pattinson graces the December cover of Vanity Fair.inside, the brooding Englishman talks about auditioning for his star making role, his lonely lige, and his constar Kristen Stewart, with whom he's been linked in the tabloids.The press release is below, and more pics from his VF shoot are here

For the record, Pattinson insists that he and Stewart are really just "good friends," and that he deeply admires her. "I think she's the best young actress around," he tells Peretz. "She's influenced how I've done all the Twilight stuff. It's quite nice to have someone who is genuinely indifferent to the whole spectacle of everything."
Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke tells Peretz that the young co-stars shared major chemistry while filming. "What Rob and Kristen had is a multitude of feelings for each other. Complex feelings for each other. It was what we needed. Complex, intense fascination."
Before his Twilight audition, Pattinson tells Peretz, he had never read the Twilight books, had been "getting drunk for a year," felt like a blob and dreaded having to take his shirt off, which the audition required of him. Having nothing to lose, he went in "a little more brazen than I would have been in a normal audition." Recalling one of the scenes he did with Stewart, on Hardwicke's bed, in which he and Stewart have a passionate but aborted kiss, he says, "I was still in the mode thinking, I've got to make this really, really serious. This is not just a sexy thing.... I was slamming my head against the wall and kind of going nuts." He was sure he had made a complete ass of himself. "I remember calling my parents and saying, 'That's it. I'm not doing this anymore.' And then hearing, 'O.K., fine,' which was not the answer I wanted to hear at all."

"Despite the first film already being on DVD, fans across the nation have been calling out to see the film once again on the big screen, and the studio is honoring their request," Summit Entertainment told the Hollywood Reporter.The movies are based on the best-selling series of young adult novels by Stephanie Meyer.