- I HATE TO FLIRT!

He has never flirted with a girl, and he’s not very roman­tic. But we love the it-boy Robert Pat­tin­son (23) anyway.

- Hi! Robert yawns loudly.
Tired or what? I ask.
– Hehe, I’m sorry. I’ll shake off my tired­ness. It’s my first day off in a long time, the hunk answers.
Robert wears a brown wool jumper, black trousers, sneak­ers and a caps when we meet him at The Dorch­ester Hotel in Lon­don. With a huge beard and messy, half long hair, it’s dif­fi­cult to imag­ine Robert as the clean shaved vam­pire Edward Cullen. But he still looks hand­some when he takes a sip from a bot­tle of Cola Light that stands in front of him at the table.
The last years have passed by fast for the Eng­lish man. Right after he was done film­ing Twi­light, he started shoot­ing the film Remem­ber Me, which arrives in cin­e­mas soon. To be the new it-boy both in Hol­ly­wood and other places in the world takes a lot of energy from the 23-year old. Some­times, it would’ve been good not to be recog­nised every­where.
If you had 24 hours when no one recog­nised oyu, what would you have done?
– Noth­ing spe­cial, really. It’s a lit­tle bit weird, because I’ve been in Lon­don for a while now, and I can walk around and live my life as usual, some­thing I didn’t think would work. In the USA it doesn’t work, though.
Maybe it’s because of the beard?
– Yes, I think that might be a rea­son.
Why did you grow a beard?
– I want to try to go to an audi­tion with­out any­one know­ing who I am, and see what hap­pens. But I don’t think they’ll let me keep it in my next movie anyway…

ROBERT IS PREGNANT!

With the Twi­light hys­te­ria in mind, Robert now focuses on doing other movies in his career. These days, it’s his new movie Remem­ber Me that he’s try­ing to pro­mote. It’s a movie where Robert plays the angsty teenager, Tyler, who’s in deep sor­row after his brother’s sui­cide, and who’s at a point in life where noth­ing hap­pens.
What attracts you about play­ing a teenager with prob­lems?
– Usu­ally when I read a script it’s about an inno­cent, vir­gin­ual boy who goes through and inner expe­ri­ence, and it always ends with a happy end­ing. But Tyler, on the other hand, I feel he was dif­fer­ent. He was so lost. There­fore, the role gave me more room, and I couldn’t com­pare the movie to some­thing I’d seen before, Robert says.
Do you recog­nise some­thing about your­self in Tyler?
– I wish I could. Tyler has that abil­ity that he doesn’t worry about the con­se­cue­ces about things because he has so lit­tle to loose. But I can’t live the way he does. I can’t say some­thing com­pletely ran­dom because it will haunt me in months after­wards. Because of that, I never try to say any­thing con­tro­ver­sial.
But the press still man­ages to find a lot of infor­ma­tion about you. What is the worst thing you’ve ever read about you­self?
– I espe­cially remem­ber one time when some­one claimed I was preg­nant. It said on the cover of an Aus­tralian mag­a­zine. It was a lit­tle weird.

LOVES VINTAGE AND MARC JACOBS

Robert’s goal wasn’t to become famous, and he has never had a big dream of becom­ing it. But over night he went from being an unknown acor to a sex sym­bol for a bunch of girls. To keep his feet on the ground with such huge suc­cess, can be dif­fi­cult.
What’s your key to relax after becom­ing an idol for a lot of peo­ple over the night?
– I think that’s the rea­son. The peo­ple who loose their minds, have fought to become famous their whole lives. And when they reach the top, they thinks “Yes, I deserve this!”. Many peo­ple appre­ci­ates fame so much, it’s scary.
For many peo­ple, a sta­tus as a celebrity involves a change in their style. Robert, on the other hand, looks very nor­mal and relaxed in his clothes.
What kind of clothes do you like to shop?
– I like sec­ond hand very much. I love vin­tage, and I wish I could shop in vin­tage stores the whole time. But because a lot of paparazzis fol­lows me around, it can be dif­fi­cult.
What do you usu­ally wear at finer events?
– I use a lot of Marc Jacobs. I almost always use his clothes on pre­mieres because I feel it fits me, and I can’t always buy some­thing new.

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