torsdag 29 december 2011
Updated! Photo/ Us Weekly Scan/ Article: Kristen Stewart buys Robert Pattinson vintage guitars for Christmas
Kristen Stewart reportedly purchased two vintage guitars for boyfriend Robert Pattinson as a Christmas gift.
The Snow White and the Huntsman actress reportedly shopped at Norman's Rare Guitars in Los Angeles on December 23 to buy Pattinson two instruments valued at over $12,000 (£7,500).
Us Weekly reports that the guitars were a 1959 Fender Jazzmaster and a 1947 K&F Lap Steel.
Shop owner Norman Harris recalled Stewart's excitement upon taking home the guitars, telling the publication: "She said, 'He's gonna s**t when he sees them!'"
Stewart recently insisted that she will not discuss her relationship with Pattinson as she is afraid of revealing too many personal details about their romance .
Earlier this year, Pattinson confessed that he became an actor to meet girls, but also revealed that he has become more insecure since finding success in the industry.
Kristen Stewart picked up a 1959 Fender Jazzmaster and 1947 K&F Lap Steel (Norman's Rare Guitars shop last week)
digitalspy |Guitars Photos. Tnxs! Robgasm | |scan: epnebelle
Michael Sheen Reveals Role in Malick’s Untitled Drama
“My girlfriend [McAdams] was in a film that Terrence Malick did so I went to visit her on set, and apparently, if you’re an actor and you turn up on a Terrence Malick set, he asks you to be in his film. So I got to be Ben Affleck’s boss for a day.”
Sheen is a nice addition to the already great cast of Affleck, McAdams, Olga Kurylenko, Javier Bardem, Rachel Weisz, Barry Pepper, and Jessica Chastain. Neat insight into Malick’s process, too. The director is known for removing characters in post-productions: Billy Bob Thornton, Martin Sheen, Gary Oldman, Bill Pullman, Lukas Haas, Jason Patric, Viggo Mortensen, and Mickey Rourke all shot scenes for The Thin Red Line that were edited out by the final cut. Sheen’s role sounds like a very good candidate for the cutting room floor, but we’ll see.
So there you go. No big revelations, but a bit of context and texture for Malick’s upcoming slate.
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