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Is Robert Pattinson The Next Brad Pitt? 'Water For Elephants' Costume Designer Thinks So

There’s no denying that Robert Pattinson is hot, but does he have what it takes to be the next Brad Pitt? "Water for Elephants" costume designer, Jacqueline West, who worked with Brad on "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," seems to think so. "I think Brad would think so too," Jacqueline told us.

Jacqueline, who designed all of Rob's 1930s looks in "WFE" (including his new favorite pair of underpants!) said that similar to Brad, designing for Rob was a treat. "He's kind of perfect," she said. "He's easy, like Brad in that way. You can't put anything on them that they don't look good in." Ahh the advantages of being ridiculously good looking. That's not where the similarities end though. Jacqueline added that the two guys have a lot more in common than their looks.

"Both of them are so nice to work with. They're both really lovely people and nice to everyone, respectful of everyone's work and collaborative and genuine," she said (as if we needed more reasons to love them). "There's something very down to earth about both of them. Brad, because he's from the Midwest, I think, and Rob, because he came from theater." Jacqueline, who has met both Brad and Rob’s families (seriously, how can we get that job?), said that their upbringing is definitely to credit for their all-around awesomeness. "I met both their families and they're both lovely and well brought up," she said.

And there’s more. Jacqueline also noticed a common thread in the way both actors work. "They're similar in the way they approach characters and a part and how they're so respectful about their craft."

Okay, we're pretty much sold. RPattz could very well be the next BP, now all that's left is for the two of them is to star in a movie together, possibly opposite their other halves (a.k.a. Kristen Stewart and Angelina Jolie) both brunettes who they met on set (see what we did there?).

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CONFIRMED: Official Title and Date for "Breaking Dawn Part I" in Spain

Good news! Already been confirmed in Spain the official title of Breaking Dawn and the release date of the first part!

Will be released on November 18th, 2011 under the title 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 "

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Full Scans and transcription: Rob in FilmInk Magazine (Australia)

Thanks to Mel452 for the scan.

Quotes from the article. Ok, I was bored and typed almost everything. lol On 'Remember Me' - "I liked the idea of this film. But I also thought that it was a fairly good career step. It doesn't alienate the audience of the image that I have. It's not a ultra-violent or ultra-depressing movie. It's a simple. old-fashioned story, which is not asking too much from the audience. I thought that was quite good because its my first big movie outside of the Twilight stuff. I'm doing a David Cronenberg movie next. Cosmopolis, with Juliette Binoche and Paul Giamatti, which is a pretty big step for me. After that I'm hoping to be producing something. I'm not entirely sure yet." What drew him to drama, the movies. "I guess it was a variety of things... the pretty girls?" he grins. "There was a theater company around the corner from my house ( in Barnes, London). I guess it was something that I always wanted to do, but I thought that it was also kind of pretentious. I didnt' mind the kids that were acting in school, but I wanted to do it secretly outside of school. I just liked the environment. I worked backstage for about three years, and just watched everything. Then I did a couple of plays, then I got an agent from one of those plays. Then my first audition was for 'Troy' - I was auditioning to play Brad Pitt's cousin. I was like "What? I'm gonna play Brad Pitt's cousin?" That was the first time that I'd ever done anything ,so that excitement held for something like six months, then I did 'Vanity Fair' with Reese."

" After Vanity Fair, I went to South Africa (for Curse of the Ring) for three months, which for a 17-year-old was pretty great. You get an apartment, you get paid. Its fun, I thought. 'Okay, I'm an actor now.'"

Today, he's more pragmatic. "I enjoyed them then, but I don't now. If anything I wish that I could stay in a shitty hotel and be a part of everything. I'm always separated from the crew now. I have to be in some secure place and I'm not able to hang out with anyone. That is the best of part of doing movies, too, where everyone is so tight for three months so when you leave you've actually created a relationship with people. Right now, I'm doing things where I don't even know people's names. Its very frustrating but I have to figure out ways to live my life the way I want to live it. It just takes a while, and its not like there's any map or guide for this life of mine. "Most actors I see try to encourage it (a fan base) because they think that's what's gonna give them a long lasting career. I just don't think that is the case.

The more that you reveal of yourself, the more you oversaturate your image, and the less interesting that people find you. If you're just an empty shell with your face stuck on everything, its cool, but the hysteria can only last so long. Mystery lasts a lot longer yet the industry is devoted to tearing every shred of mystery left in any kind of celebrity apart, so you have to work to maintain anything. In my case, I just hide. I'm in stand-by mode until I actually do something. If I'm not working I just sit around. I try to watch a film but my attention span is so short that I'm bored after 20 minutes. I used to play this game in iPhone, 'Fall down' - its the most ridiculous thing which involves absolutely no brain effort whatsoever and I'd sit and sometimes play it for 16 hours. I get obsessed with things in short bursts. Like in the beginning of the last Twilight movie, I was working out a lot because I had to take my shirt off all the time. So I was obsessed of going to the gym all the time and cycling everywhere, but as soon as I finished. I just stopped dead. And I haven't gone to the gym since.

He deleted his personal photos. "I actually managed to delete every single photo that I took on my phone from the beginning of Twilight until now, which was my only record of my life.

How it happened? "What can I say, I was incredible bored, so I tried to update my iPhone and wiped everything out."

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EXCLUSIVE: Jackson Rathbone's Band 100 Monkeys Release Track Listing For Liquid Zoo!

Earlier this week we shared the news that on June 28, "Twilight" star Jackson Rathbone and his eclectic, funky band 100 Monkeys would not only be releasing their second full-length album (on pre-sale now), but they'll also be kicking off a big summer tour (stops will include Cincinnati, Boston, Philadelphia, Seattle, and San Diego).

That's right, not only will Twilighters get to see Jackson up close and personal, but they'll also get to see him and his band—whose other members include two Bens, J.Rad and a fellow simply known as Uncle—totally rock out.

And as luck would have it, Jackson (who has always been kind to Crush when it comes to sharing his music) and 100 Monkeys have EXCLUSIVELY given us the track list for the new album, which is titled Liquid Zoo! Check it out after the jump!

With 11 brand spanking new songs, fans will have plenty new crazy, cool tunes to sing along to at the shows this summer. So, without further adieu, is the official track listing for 100 Monkey's Liquid Zoo:

1. The Fair

2. The Sound

3. Shy Water

4. Time

5. Wandering Mind

6. Prayer

7. Black Diamond

8. Modern Times

9. Made of Gold

10. Invisible Monsters

11. Devil Man

Sure, it's impossible to tell what an album will sound like from the titles of songs alone, but with names like "Wandering Mind," "Invisible Monsters," and "Devil Man" it sure looks like things are going to get even trippier with 100 Monkeys.

Check out 100monkeysmusic.com for full tour details!

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