Archive for July 21st, 2010

Released on DVD & Blu-ray on 26th July 2010 from E1 Entertainment

“Terrifically powerful, hugely moving and totally compelling. Pattinson is sensational. 4 stars” David Edwards, Daily Mirror


“An unforgettable love story. 5 stars” Now Magazine


“4 stars” The People

Certificate – 12A

Running Time – 112 minutes

Directed by Allen Coulter

Remember Me features a talented and critically acclaimed cast including Robert Pattinson in his first major role outside The Twilight Saga, alongside Australian actress Emilie de Ravin, best known for her role in award-winning ABC series Lost. Taking on parental responsibilities are Golden Globe nominee Pierce Brosnan (currently starring in The Ghost), Academy Award® winner Chris Cooper (Adaption) and Academy Award® nominee Lena Olin (Chocolat). The film also stars Tate Ellington (The Shape of Things) and introduces Ruby Jerins in a delightful debut performance.

A ‘love letter’ to New York

In the romantic drama Remember Me, Pattinson plays Tyler, a rebellious young man in New York City who has a strained relationship with his father (Brosnan) ever since tragedy separated their family. Tyler didn’t think anyone could possibly understand what he was going through until he met Ally (de Ravin) through an unpredicted twist of fate. Love was the last thing on his mind, but as her spirit unexpectedly heals and inspires him, he begins to fall for her. Through their love, he begins to find happiness and meaning in his life. But soon, hidden secrets are revealed and the circumstances that brought them together slowly threaten to tear them apart.

Remember Me is a profound and unforgettable story about the power of love, the strength of family and the importance of treasuring every day of your life

Available on DVD (£19.99) & Blu-Ray (£24.99)

DVD & Blu-ray Extras:

Audio Commentary with Allen Coulter, Robert Pattinson and other cast members

Behind the scenes featurette



The three will allegedly be paid $25 million each for starring in the final two movies of the franchise, reports The Bosh. The contracts were re-negotiated this year after Summit Entertainment decided to break the final book, Breaking Dawn, into two movies.

The stars were also offered a share of the gross profits which could leave them making $41 million in the end.

Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are the stars of the ‘Twilight’ movies and with the latest one ‘Eclipse’ doing so well at the box office, it is clear to see that they will both have plenty of work available for the foreseeable future.

While many people besmirch the ‘Twilight’ series as monotonous vampire movies that are made to please teenage girls without any regard to real plot or acting, millions of people would like to rebut that claim; including Robert Pattinson himself.

He recently told a reporter at a Press Conference:

“Some things are easier now. One of the most important things about Kristen is that she is a very good actress. You can’t just stand and act when acting with her, you have to be good at this too, which is actually a good thing. It is not possible to relax and rest while working with her. The first two movies we shot were more stressing because we constantly repeated scenes. None of us are a 60 year old actor who has been acting for years but we are pretty proud. Especially Kristen, she is a very serious actor and always aims for the best.”

I love how Robert Pattinson always boosts Kristen Stewart and her persona in every interview he gives. What a great boyfriend and fellow actor!

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Robert Pattinson UK got confirmation from Metrodome Distribution, that “Love & Distrust”, a collection of short films including that “The Summer House”, will be released in DVD on August 16th 2010 in the UK.

You can pre-order your copy HERE

No word yet if it will be available in the US or any other country.

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