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jeudi 13 mars 2014

The Playlist and their premature Oscar predictions 2015... "Keep an eye out for Robert Pattinson's upcoming performance in "Life"..."

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Love reading that...
even if he isn't yet nominated or whatever, just the fact that The Playlist is considered him as a potential makes me "Wooooo Hoooo"...
and I'm so happy with all the choices Rob has done lately...

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from The Playlist
Premature Oscar Predictions: The 2015 Supporting Actor & Actress Contenders...Elsewhere, you could also keep an eye out for Aaron Paul in "Exodus," Neil Patrick Harris in "Gone Girl," Shia LaBeouf in "Fury," Adam Driver in "This Is Where I Leave You" or "While We're Young," Ewan McGregor in "Jane Got A Gun," Edward Norton in "Birdman,' Domhnall Gleeson in "Unbroken," John Goodman in "The Gambler," Toby Jones or Rhys Ifans in "Serena," Kyle Chandler in "Carol," Martin Sheen in "Trash," Sam Riley in "Suite Française," Matthias Schoenaerts for that film, "A Little Chaos," or "Far From The Madding Crowd," and Robert Pattinson for "Life."
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source: ROBsessed

dimanche 23 février 2014

Robert Pattinson, among "18 Underrated actors who need to start winning Oscars..." according to Entertainmentwise...

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from EntertainmentWise
18 Underrated Actors Who Need To Start Winning Oscars: Emma Stone, Robert Pattinson, More 
With the Oscars now just over a week away, heavyweights like Cate Blanchett, Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Lawrence and Meryl Streep will be practicing their acceptance speeches in the event that they’re called up to collect their latest prestigious statuette. 
In the case of McConaughey, it’s a situation that, a few short years ago, nobody would have seen coming. Who’d have thought that the star of Sahara, How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days, The Wedding Planner, Tropic Thunder and Failure To Launch would go on to appear in films as well-received as Dallas Buyers Club? 
With that in mind, we’ve rounded up 18 more Hollywood faves who have a distinct lack of Academy Award attention to their name - and need to start getting themselves noticed. 
Robert Pattinson: Scoff if you want, but since completing the Twilight movies Robert Pattinson has had nothing but praise from critics. Maybe his very serious film selection nowadays could lead to some very serious silverware? (WENN)
you can read more HERE


source: FB: In the footsteps of Robert Pattinson via Tumblr: Jodias

samedi 3 mars 2012

*Fingers crossed* Robert Pattinson's Cosmopolis predicted as 2013 Oscar Best Picture...

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Excerpt from The Playlist
"We Prematurely Predict The 2013 Best Picture Oscar Nominees" ...
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Also In The Mix: We think those above are the most likely, but there's plenty more to consider as well. For instance, could the Wachowskis' bold gamble with "Cloud Atlas" pay off? Might Brad Pitt take Andrew Dominik to gold with "Cogan's Trade"? Might the presence of R-Patz give David Cronenberg the kind of glory that he missed out with "A Dangerous Method" this time around with "Cosmopolis?" Or what about Derek Cianfrance's reunion with Ryan Gosling in "The Place Beyond The Pines"?
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you can read the whole article... => HERE 


source: The Playlist via ROBsessed

mardi 25 janvier 2011

Watch LIVE, who's nominated for the Oscar...

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Watch live streaming video from academyawards at livestream.com

Fingers crossed...

EDIT... //arf//

Voici la liste de toutes les nominations de la 83e cérémonie des Oscars :
 
Meilleur FilmBlack Swan
The Fighter
Inception
The kids are all right
Le Discours d'un Roi
127 heures
The Social Network
Toy Story 3
True Grit
Winter's Bone
 
Meilleur Réalisateur
Darren Aronofsky pour Black Swan
David O. Russell pour The Fighter
Tom Hooper pour Le Discours d'un Roi
David Fincher pour The Social Network
Les frères Coen pour True Grit
 
Meilleur Acteur
Jeff Bridges pour True Grit
Jesse Eisenberg pour The Social Network
Colin Firth pour Le Discours d'un Roi
Javier Bardem pour Biutiful
James Franco pour 127 Heures
 
Meilleur Actrice
Nicole Kidman pour Rabbit Hole
Jennifer Lawrence pour Winter's Bone
Natalie Portman pour Black Swan
Michelle Williams pour Blue Valentine
Annette Bening pour The kids are all right
 
Meilleure Actrice dans un Second Rôle
Amy Adams pou The Fighter
Helena Bonham Carter pour Le discours d'un roi
Melissa Leo pour The Fighter
Hailee Steinfeld pour True Grit
Jacki Weaver pour Animal Kingdom
 
Meilleur Acteur dans un Second RôleChristian Bale pour The Fighter
John Hawkes pour Winter's Bone
Jeremy Renner pour The Town
Mark Ruffalo pour The kids are all right
Geoffrey Rush pour Le Discours d'un Roi

Meilleur Scénario
Another Year
The Fighter
Inception
The kids are all right
Le discours d'un roi
 
Meilleur Adaptation
127 Heures
The Social Network
Toy Story 3
True Grit
Winter's Bone
 
Meilleur Film Etranger
Biutiful
Dogtooth
In a better world
Hors-la-loi
Incendies
 
Meilleur Film d'Animation
Dragons
L'illusioniste
Toy Story 3
as you can see... No Rob or Twilight are nominated...
but you know what...I'm pretty sure he'll be nominated next year, for WFE....


source: purepeople via CdC ..



mardi 21 décembre 2010

"Best Picture" At The Oscars 2011...

A lot of Movies with the Twilight Actors are eligible... 

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The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences have announced that 248 feature films are eligible for best picture at the 2010 Academy Awards. The number is down from previous years — According to THR, 274 films were eligible in 2009, and 281 in 2008.

The list of 248 eligible films have been sent with a nominations ballot to all active and life members of the Academy “who shall vote in the order of their preference for not more than ten pictures.” The ten films receiving the highest number of votes shall become the nominations for final voting for the Best Picture award. The nominations will be announced live on January 25th 2011 at 5:30am psd.

The rules for eligibility is as follows:

Films must be feature length (defined as over 40 minutes)
Publicly exhibited by means of 35mm or 70mm film, or in a 24- or 48-frame progressive scan Digital Cinema format with a minimum projector resolution of 2048 by 1080 pixels
For paid admission in a commercial motion picture theater in Los Angeles County for a qualifying run of at least seven consecutive days, advertised and exploited during their Los Angeles County qualifying run in a manner considered normal and customary to the industry.
Films that, in any version, receive their first public exhibition or distribution in any manner other than as a theatrical motion picture release will not be eligible for Academy Awards in any category. (This includes broadcast and cable television as well as home video marketing and Internet transmission.) However, ten minutes or ten percent of the running time of a film, whichever is shorter, is allowed to be shown in a nontheatrical medium prior to the film’s theatrical release.
Here is the list of qualifying films:
  • Alice In Wonderland (Michael Sheen)
  • Barney’s Version (Rachelle Lefevre)
  • Burlesque (Cam Gigandet)
  • Case 39 (Jodelle Ferland)
  • Casino Jack (Rachelle Lefevre)
  • Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Jamie Campbell Bower)
  • Hereafter (Bryce Dallas Howard)
  • The Last Airbender (Jackson Rathbone)
  • A Nightmare On Elm Street (Kellan Lutz)
  • Remember Me (Robert Pattinson)
  • The Runaways (Kristen Stewart & Dakota Fanning)
  • Scott Pilgrim Vs The World (Anna Kendrick)
  • Tron: Legacy (Michael Sheen)
  • The Twlight Saga: Eclipse (The Whole Cast)
  • Valentine’s Day (Taylor Lautner)
  • Welcome To The Rileys (Kristen Stewart)

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Ok, ok... we just have to wait now... and cross the fingers... (I SOOOO want Remeber Me to have an Oscar...!)

source: Oscars.org / Slashfilm / TodoTwilightSaga via Gossip Dance ...




Petite traduction... de, comme d'habitude, rpattzrobertpattinson.com


De nombreux films avec les acteurs de Twilight sont éligibles pour le prix du Meilleur film aux Oscars

Sur Oscars.org

L'Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences a annoncé que 248 films sont éligibles pour être nommés dans la catégorie "Meilleur film" aux Academy Awards 2010. Le nombre est moins important que l'an dernier — Selon THR, 274 films ont été éligibles en 2009 et 281 en 2008.

La liste des 248 films éligibles a été envoyée avec le bulletin de vote à tous les membres actifs et vivants de l'Academy "qui doivent voter en mettant leur ordre de préférence pour 10 films". Les 10 films recevant le plus de votes seront les nominés pour le vote final dans la catégorie Meilleur film. Les nominations seront annoncées en direct le 25 janvier 2011 à 5h30.

Voici les règles pour être éligible :

Le film doit être un long métrage (c'est à dire plus de 40 minutes)

Ce doit être des films de 35mm ou 70mm ou propre au format Digital Cinema avec projection en résolution 2048 sur 1080 pixels
Ils doivent avoir été diffusés dans les cinémas de Los Angeles durant au moins 7 jours consécutifs.

Tout film non projeté dans un des cinémas de Los Angeles ne peut être éligible par l'Academy Awards et ce dans aucune catégorie.

Voici une liste non exhaustive des films éligibles :

  • Alice In Wonderland (Michael Sheen)
  • Barney’s Version (Rachelle Lefevre)
  • Burlesque (Cam Gigandet)
  • Case 39 (Jodelle Ferland)
  • Casino Jack (Rachelle Lefevre)
  • Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Jamie Campbell Bower)
  • Hereafter (Bryce Dallas Howard)
  • The Last Airbender (Jackson Rathbone)
  • A Nightmare On Elm Street (Kellan Lutz)
  • Remember Me (Robert Pattinson)
  • The Runaways (Kristen Stewart & Dakota Fanning)
  • Scott Pilgrim Vs The World (Anna Kendrick)
  • Tron : Legacy (Michael Sheen)
  • The Twlight Saga: Eclipse (The Whole Cast)
  • Valentine’s Day (Taylor Lautner)
  • Welcome To The Rileys (Kristen Stewart)


vendredi 11 juin 2010

Christoph Waltz think that Rob is so good in his new film that he might be up for his own Oscar this year...
=> Christoph Waltz pense que Rob est tellement bon dans son nouveau film, qu'il pourrait bien "gagner" son propre Oscar cette année...!!! ^_^

Citation:
We knew our boy had it in him! Robert Pattinson is definitely proving to the cast and crew of his new drama, Water For Elephants, that he isn’t just his Twilight character, brooding vampire Edward Cullen. In fact, he’s SO good as a Depression-era veterinarian that he may even receive his first Oscar nomination!

When Rob’s Elephants co-star, Christoph Waltz, was asked by fans where he kept his Oscar (he won the Supporting Actor trophy this year for Inglorious Basterds) on the Filmore, Calif. set this week, he responded,“It’s in my house, but the way things are looking, I might have to hand it off to Rob next year!”

And Christoph, 53, isn’t the only person on Elephants impressed by Rob’s acting chops. “This movie is going to be amazing, and you’re going to see Rob in a completely different way, a good way,” a crew inside gushed to HollywoodLife.com exclusively, adding, “It wouldn’t surprise me at all if he were to receive an Oscar nod for this role!”

The role in question? Rob plays Jacob Jankowski, a young, Depression-era veterinarian who joins the circus and falls in love with both Marlena, a circus performer (played by Reese Witherspoon) and Rosie, an elephant.
je le savais... je le savais... qu'il réussirait à avoir la reconnaissance adéquat...


source: RPL via PattinsonLadies