a smiley Rob... with Liz Watts (producer)
A RELAXED Robert Pattinson has been enjoying Adelaide's nightlife before filming starts in the Outback on his latest movie.
The casually dressed Hollywood star attracted little attention as he left Cork Wine Bar in Gouger St on Saturday night, with director David Michod and producer Liz Watts.
The Rover is a $12.5 million futuristic western.
The Twilight star enjoyed more of a boy's night on Sunday, with one fan spotting him having a few drinks at Currie St nightclub Zhivago.
Onlookers say he sat in a roped-off, VIP section of the club, and occasionally talked to other club patrons.
A spokeswoman for Zhivago would only confirm that Pattinson - who is believed to be staying at a large inner-city hotel - was at the club with friends for about an hour.
In town without his on-again, off-again girlfriend Kristen Stewart, Pattinson also had some low-key drinks at Waymouth St pub The Grace Emily Hotel on Friday night.
It's understood Pattinson, who touched down in Adelaide on Thursday, has spent time at the South Australian Film Corporation's new Glenside studios for meetings ahead of shooting, which is expected to begin later this month.
A spokeswoman for the movie declined to reveal where and when filming would take place but it's believed the Flinders Ranges is one of the locations.
Pattinson's co-star in The Rover, Australian actor Guy Pearce, is also expected to arrive in Adelaide in the next week.
Pattinson will play a thief in the movie, which has been described as Mad Max-esque.
"It's the type of part I was afraid I wouldn't get after being in a franchise," he said.
"It's one of the best (scripts) I've read. "It's one of my top five favourite scripts that I've read since I started doing this."
Petite traduction...
Un Robert Pattinson détendu profite de la vie nocturne d'Adélaïde avant que le tournage de son dernier film commence dans l'Outback.
La tenue décontractée de la star d'Hollywood a attiré peu l'attention alors qu'il sortait de "Cork Wine Bar" à Gouger St, samedi soir, avec le réalisateur David Michod et le producteur Liz Watts.
'The Rover' est un western futuriste de 12,5 millions de dollars.
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On sait que Pattinson, qui a atterri à Adélaïde jeudi (dernier), a passé du temps dans les nouveaux studios de la "South Australian Film Corporation Glenside", pour des réunions sur le tournage à venir, tournage qui devrait commencer un peu plus tard ce mois-ci.
Un porte-parole du film a refusé de révéler où et quand le tournage aurait lieu, mais un des endroits pourrait être les Flinders Ranges.
L'acteur australien Guy Pearce (co-star de Pattinson dans The Rover) doit également arriver à Adélaïde la semaine prochaine.
Pattinson jouera un voleur dans le film, qui a été décrit comme Mad Max-esque.
«C'est le genre de rôle que j'avais peur de ne jamais pouvoir avoir au sortir de la franchise», at-il dit.
«C'est l'un des meilleurs (scripts) que j'ai lu." C'est l'un de mes cinq scripts préférés que j'ai lu depuis que j'ai commencé à faire ça.
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