Thursday (May 13) marks the 35th birthday of British actor Robert Pattinson.
As we all know, he played Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and also played the sexy and charming vampire Edward Karen in Twilight.
In addition, he took the torch from Ben Affleck and will become the new Batman, and the new film is currently being stepped up and scheduled for release next year.
The Daily Star reported on May 13 that Robert, perhaps one of the world's biggest stars, has a large number of PR and agents, but he can still put himself in the water from time to time. Over the years, he has always been able to create a lot of "focus" for himself after recording TV shows or giving interviews.
Robert's "bizarre" remarks are endless. According to him, he was asked to please a dog on the set of Hollywood, and told a reporter at Good Morning America that he had witnessed the death of a circus clown on his trip, much to the surprise of the reporter who conducted the interview.
In 2011, on the way to film the movie "The Tears of the Elephant," Robert said he had an accident when he went to the circus to see a performance, which was his first time to see a performance at the circus.
"Elephant's Tears" tells the story of a man who escapes from the circus, but when he first comes to the circus, he witnesses the death of a clown. "The clown's car exploded, and it was inside along with him. My parents, everyone including me, was terrified and everyone ran outside, really," Robert said.
Funny enough, however, afterwards Robert admitted that it was all a lie he had told. But he said it with a straight face: "The audience is attracted to these "stories" aren't they?" Everyone likes to hear interesting stories and want to hear me talk about adventures in the circus, but in fact I have nothing to tell, which is why I made up these stories. ”
Talking about making the movie "Good Times," Robert said that one of his characters was pleasing a dog. Robert refused to do it, so the clip was deleted from the play.
The claim spread through the crowd, stunned the audience, and even attracted the attention of PETA, which led the organization to ask the producers to stop the move.
Unsurprisingly, Robert was again asked afterwards to clarify that this was false, and in fact it was also false. Robert said that the director team did not ask for such a plot, and this kind of plot will never appear on the screen, everyone is an animal lover, and no animal is harmed on the set.
In addition, Robert also said in the interview program that he was expelled from school for making pocket money by peddling stolen "yellow publications" on campus, and finally he was denounced by his friends.
Unlike other actors who shy away from the topic of "sex", Robert is also quite active in "blowing himself up", talking about his explicit behavior in front of the camera in interviews.
Throughout, Robert seems unable to control himself from igniting the audience with these explosive topics. But over time, everyone seems to have become accustomed to his practice of "running trains with their mouths full of mouths", and it seems that they do not buy his account, and the fans have no other ideas, everyone just passes on the happiness together, and also wishes Robert more and more broad star.