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Robert Pattinson may have found fame playing the sweet and sensitive Edward Cullen in 'Twilight', but omg! can reveal the real-life Rob has a penchant for bad-boy behavior. Oooh!

The gorgeous actor told us exclusively exactly what he got up while filming upcoming movie 'Bel Ami' and we were pretty shocked with his response!

Robert said "I liked fighting and drinking in Budapest [laughs]."

We think he meant while in character filming scenes in the Hungarian capital, but maybe this is what he got up to after hours.

Rob in a fight? We can only hope this was over us!

Talk turned to what drew him to his latest on-screen venture and how it differed to 'Twilight'.

"It was exhausting trying to fit so much in [to the film]," Robert said.

"'Bel Ami' is something different, every actor who has come on set is so baffled by the fact my character Georges doesn't get his comeuppance."

But what we're really concerned about is which women are locking lips with our one true love in the film?

Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci and Kristin Scott Thomas each get up close and personal with Robert in the movie and wow are we jealous.

And the actor only had good things to say about his co-stars too: "They are all very strong and had long careers so they know exactly how they want to do things.



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She talks to MSN France about Rob's career and fame.  At 0:25 and 0:50



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You worked with R-Patz five years ago. Does that mean you weren’t all googly-eyed over Twilight’s ‘Edward’?

If I hadn’t have known him I might have been slightly intimidated. I hadn’t even seen Twilight but I watched the first film after Bel Ami and I was like: ‘Now I get what all the hype is about.’

Is he the same bloke, except now he’s called R-Patz?

Yeah, I think he’s handled it brilliantly and managed to stay down to earth. When we went to the Bel Ami premiere, he went early so he could go and sign all the fans’ pictures. As much as I’d love to be a successful actor, the thought of being recognised in the street is petrifying.

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Kristin Scott Thomas knows a thing or two about typecasting in her native land. “If the character is cold, witty and a snob, they’re going to call me,” she opines.

What she finds less easy to understand is the hold two of her recent co-stars – Ryan Gosling and Robert Pattinson – have over other women. “It is rather extraordinary that I have ended up acting with these incredible heart throbs,” she says. “I have to say, I don’t get it really.”

he talks BA of course :)



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It is a testament when the people who work closer to Rob always say the nicest things to him. Another #Proudmoment as a fan :)

They talk about Rob at 3:15 { Click on the screencap}



On the cast, Nick said: “Rob came very early on. He read the script and absolutely loved it, and really related to the character.

“We met him, and that was like a marriage immediately. He has always been wonderfully committed, and is a terrifically serious actor.”

Declan added: “Very interestingly, he insisted on rehearsing for a whole month in London before we shot one single piece of film, which is very, very unusual for somebody who has as busy a schedule as he has.


“He was incredibly committed, and couldn’t have been a nicer guy or a more talented guy to work with.”

Nick also said of the Twilight star’s involvement: “I think the reason that Rob was attracted to this role is that it’s the complete opposite of everything that he’s played so far.

“The character of Bel Ami is talentless, vacuous and really totally selfish. Rob is very talented, but he completely understood the part, completely understood the character.”

“At the risk of sounding po-faced or pretentious, all artists will grapple – I do – with insecurity about your own talent,” Declan explained. “It’s a very dodgy artist indeed who says ‘I know exactly what I’m doing; I’m a genius, I’m talented’. Nobody I know who does good work thinks like that at all.


“I think that’s one of the reasons why this character is so fascinating to us, really, because he gets to the top with nothing, and it’s very much a parable for our time.”

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And love she does. If becoming this Parisian socialite sounds like Ricci's SoHo pipe dream come true, it's not the only fantasy on offer. There was also Pattinson. Locking lips and limbs with the Twilight star in a series of boudoir scenes, Ricci gets more R-Pattz ass than Bella Swan ever has. So come on, Christina, kiss and tell... "Everyone keeps asking me how is to kiss Robert," she says. "He's a good kisser. And I'm not being nice. It's just like that."

She may be six years his senior - he was just four when Ricci made her film debut as swimming-obsessed moppet opposite Cher in 1990's Mermaids - but Ricci insists that she and Pattinson got on famously. "He's always the kind of guy that you can look at and go, 'Oh God, This is uncomfortable!' And he's really lovely to work with, especially in those kinds of scenes, because he's so quick to laugh at himself - and me! He's very self deprecating, as am I."