US EditionRobert Pattinson Had To Explain To ‘Twilight’ Fan That He’s Still Acting: “I’m Batman”
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To this day, Robert Pattinson is still identified with his character in Twilight. In an interview, he shared a funny story about this.
Robert Pattinson Had To Explain To ‘Twilight’ Fan That He’s Still Acting: “I’m Batman”
With a DC franchise and films from Christopher Nolan, Robert Eggers and the Safdie brothers under his belt, some people will still always know Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen. The actor, who made his breakout performance in the 2008 feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight, had a recent fan encounter with someone who thought he’d gone into early retirement after the five-film franchise concluded in 2012. In an interview with The Ne…
Robert Pattinson recalls a curious encounter he had with a fan at the airport who thought that after Twilight he stopped acting, even though he is now Batman.
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Robert Pattinson recalls shocking fan encounter amid retirement rumours Robert Pattinson’s popularity seemed to decline after a fan thought the actor had an early retirement from acting since Twilight success. In a new interview with The New York Times, the Tenet actor, who rose to fame with Edward Cullen role in 2008 feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight, opened up about his funny interaction with an airport employee. “Hey, you’re t…
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Cirrkus NewsRobert Pattinson Met A 'Twilight' Fan Who Thought He Quit Acting
With a DC franchise and films from Christopher Nolan, Robert Eggers and the Safdie brothers under his belt, some people will still always know Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen. The actor, who made his breakout performance in the 2008 feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight, had a recent fan encounter with someone who thought he’d … The post Robert Pattinson Met A ‘Twilight’ Fan Who Thought He Quit Acting appeared first on W CNN RADIO N…
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