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The British heartthrob told Elle.com: “You know, when the whole thing dries up and there's hardly any paparazzi around - I don't know, in 15 years or something - I like the idea of just one paparazzo coming out and trying to get a picture, and I just beat the s**t out of him. I mean - out of nowhere - when my picture's not even worth anything … and I've spent all my money, so you can't sue me!”
Pattinson, whose next role is opposite Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon in romantic dramaWater for Elephants, has developed some unusual techniques to try stop the paparazzi.
He revealed: “A bunch of paparazzi were following me, and I thought the best way to deal with it was to stop my car in the middle of the street and say, 'I'm not leaving, and I'm not going to speak to you anymore.’ They got all p***ed off because they can't just keep taking the same picture. We were in Venice by the boardwalk, and they kept trying to get all these drug dealers to come up to the car. I was just like, ‘Oh my God, this is insane.’ ”
Other stars, although not spilling any detail about the scene they were filming, also took it to their own Twitter accounts to complaint about the shooting. "whyyyyyyyy can't I fall asleep! These night shoots are killing me! Messing up my sleep patterns hard core," Ashley Greene wrote.
The Billy Black depicter, Gil Birmingham, tweeted "14-hour all-night shoot yesterday. Vamps everwhere! First full day off . . . Night shoots sure mess with the internal time clock. Don't know if I should sleep or stay awake :)", who lands the role of vampire Tanya, also wrote on April 2, "Night shoots kick my back side... leaving the birds to twitter I'm off to bed!"
"Breaking Dawn" will reportedly wrap the principal photography on April 13. Bill Condon serves behind the lens for the last two-part "Twilight" film installment which is shot back to back. Original cast members includingRobert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner return to reprise their respective roles.
Summit will drop "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn: Part I" in the U.S. on November 18, while "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part II" will follow later on November 16, 2012.
Robert Pattinson has choice words for one of his Twilight fans. Specifically, the unnamed person who leaked a series of photos from the upcoming film Breaking Dawn last week. One of the images showed Bella and Edward in an intimate embrace, while the other appeared to show Bella undergoing a peculiar transformation."It's just ridiculous. I literally can't believe that it happened," Pattinson told MTV. He then issued a call to arms: I want the Twilight troops to mobilize, all the good fans, and find out who these little sh**s are and just hack into their compuyters and destroy them ... I'm being genuinely serious, Twilight fans ... Punish them. Fighting words! But this isn't the first time Pattinson has been furious at hackers. Earlier this year, Pattinson said he was going to sue an Australian teen who allegedly hacked into his personal email account.Pattinson just doesn't get why anyone would have leaked the photos in the first place. "Why do this maliciously? You're not a fan. You're just a di**. That's all there is to it."
Rumor has it, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are going to walk down the aisle for "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn" next month. Gil Birmingham, who plays Billy Black, allegedly revealed at the Volturi Ball that the wedding scene between vampire Edward and mortal beauty Bella will be shot in the first week of April in Vancouver, Canada. In the meantime, the cast and crew of "Breaking Dawn" have headed to Orpheum Theater in Vancouver to continue the production. Sources tell Hollywood Life the filming takes place in the lobby, while outside the theater fans and photographers are waiting to get a glimpse of the stars. Production for this final "Twilight" movie is allegedly scheduled to wrap up on April 13. Recently, on March 11, the shooting was suspended for a while due to a tsunami warning that was released following the tsunami in the Pacific that hit Japan earlier the day. The cast and crew were evacuated from the set at Vancouver Island beach area in British Columbia to base camp. "Breaking Dawn" will follow Edward and Bella whose newfound married bliss is cut short when a series of betrayals and misfortunes threaten to destroy their world. Bill Condon serves behind the lens for the two-part last installment of "Twilight" film series. "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part I" is due November 18 in the U.S., and Summit Entertainment has additionally planned to release "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part II" on November 16, 2012.
