Robert Patinson graces the cover of Another Man Magazine

El número de Octubre de la revista Another Man (a la venta este jueves día 1 en UK) lleva en portada a Robert Pattinson. Entrevista (por Dave Calhoun) y sesión de fotos (fotógrafo Hedi Slimane y estilismo -gracias, gracias, gracias-por Nicola Formichetti).

Robsessed acaba de conseguir las HQ.

*Actualización: untagged gracias a twicrack!!! (qué bien que has vuelto!)

Rob está guapísimo en esta foto. El abrigo, el pelo, la mirada... look James Dean total. Me falta el aire...

Finger porn ;)

Buuuf, con chupa de cuero, este fotógrafo nos va a matar...De nuevo, la expresión: esa mirada, ese ligerísimo pucker, esa mano en el pelo...

Con vuestro permiso, voy un momentín a ver si consigo volver a respirar...

Ah, no! todavía queda el trocito de entrevista que hemos podido leer:

Was Pattinson aware of the loyalty of fans of the Twilight books? It looks like the sort of obsessive fandom that can turn into anger and even hatred when an adaptation isn’t to their liking. Did he know what he was letting himself in for? “It’s strange because even though the figures show that the books were successful and sold millions of copies, you couldn’t even buy them in London. I tried a couple of bookshops and they weren’t available. Hardly anyone I knew had read them apart from one girl, a friend of my sister. I had no idea at all. I’d seen Kristen Stewart in Into the Wild and some of the director Catherine Hardwicke’s other films, and that’s all I thought it was, something really small.”

His manner is very laid back. He doesn’t sound thrusting or ambitious, more like he’s just going with the flow and enjoying things. Is he going to harness his newfound fame and box-office appeal to approach the kind of filmmakers he wants to work with in the future? He’s not so sure. “Annoyingly, there are so few parts I feel I can add anything to, or that I want to do.” But he knows what he doesn’t need. “I don’t want to be an actor for the sake of it. I don’t find any particular pleasure in being an attention-seeker.”