Kristen Stewart, Nicholas Hoult Talk On-Set Chemistry

What happens when two young, hot, single stars get together to make a movie halfway around the world? 

Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult are about to find out. 

The day after sources confirmed Hoult has split with longtime girlfriendJennifer Lawrence, he and Stewart took to the stage in Tokyo at a press conference to announce the start of production of their sci-fi movie, Equals. 

"I can't stand him," Stewart joked of Hoult, according to the Boston Herald. The two, both 24, were spotted earlier this week sharing a meal at a sushi restaurant. 


"It's always a weird position to be put in any film where the director chooses two people and is saying, 'Hey, potentially in this world I'm creating you two could fall in love,' " Hoult told reporters. (Not that either star is unfamiliar with on-set romances: Hoult and Lawrence met on the set of X-Men: First Class, and Stewart and her Twilight leading man, Robert Pattinson, dated for three years before splitting in 2013.) 

"Sometimes [this kind of situation] feels forced and tricky and awkward, but the kind of environment [director Drake Doremus] created was straightforward and easy," Hoult added. "Kristen is a great actress, and that just makes it very relaxed and my job very easy." 

Stewart also talked about the movie's setting, in a future in which humans can no longer experience emotions – until a few regain the ability to feel. 

"I'm definitely not afraid of "feels," she said. "My life revolves around it, actually. Finding the balance between the head and the heart is important – but I've always been very driven by the gut." 

Upcoming movies and What Robert Pattinson talks about starring in 'Mission: Blacklist'

Rob Pattinson is attached to star in Mission: Black List, a psychological thriller that aims to tell the true story of the man who spearheaded the capture of Saddam Hussein and The Rover, the next film from Animal Kingdom director, David Michôd

Pattinson is set to play Army interrogator Eric Maddox in "Mission: Blacklist."Based on the real life events that led to the capture of Saddam Hussein, the film is told from the perspective of the man who tracked and interrogated him – Eric Maddox. Seeing as Maddox famously said “There is nothing intelligent about torture”, Blacklist is being billed as a psychological thriller rather than a predictable action film
Preferred Content’s Ross M. Dinerstein is producing alongside Erik Jendresen and Kevin Waller.Erik Jendresen, who was a writer-supervising producer on HBO’s Band of Brothers, wrote the script adapting the book titled Mission: Black List #1: The Inside Story of the Search for Saddam Hussein -- As Told by the Soldier Who Masterminded His Capture. Deadline and Variety are reporting Jean-Stephane Sauvaire (Johnny Mad Dog, Matalo!, La Mule), as being “committed” to directing the movie,


The book was written by Eric Maddox, the Army interrogator who played a key role in pinpointing Hussein's hideout. Davin Seay co-wrote the book. Embankment Films, the international sales and distribution company recently launched by sales veterans Tim Haslam and Hugo Grumbar, will sell the film at the upcoming Cannes Film Market.Jean-Stephane Sauvaire is attached to direct.source

According to Deadline Rob will play the lead in "The Rover". Variety in their report below said Guy Pearse would play the lead.
We'll update as we find out more! Stay tuned

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CONFIRMED: Robert Pattinson To Star In David Michod's THE ROVER

Next Movie: Why Nothing Is the Next Twilight

This is probably one of the best articles that we have read in a long time. Next Movie combines some serious analysis and a tongue-in-cheek approach to why nothing out there right now is “The Next Twilight” or for that matter “The Next Harry Potter”. Their Oprah and Zuckerberg comparison is spot on. In fact we’re going to use their quote the next time someone asks us that “Next Twilight” question.

“Hollywood is all about finding the next hot thing, whether that’s a script, an actor, a director, a genre (vampires anyone?) or the ultimate discovery, a lucrative film series.

The seven “Harry Potter” movies have so far netted over $6 billion, while the first three installments of “The Twilight Saga” have earned just under $1.8 billion. That’s nearing “Oprah” money, people! (As opposed to “Potter,” which is nearing “Zuckerberg” money… but we’d rather be Oprah.)…

Next Movie Does Robert Pattinson Cartoon Style

Next Movie in honor of Rango decided to expand our cartoon horizons:

“Practically every mega-star in Hollywood has gotten animated.

Tom Hanks was a toy. George Clooney was a fox. Angelina Jolie was a tigress. Eddie Murphy was an ass donkey. And now, Johnny Depp is a lizard in the desert-set romp “Rango.”

But as the roles above indicate, hardly ever do these stars voice people — even rarer people that resemble themselves.

We wondered aloud what these stars would look like as animated characters. Our old buddy Old Red Jalopy heard us and drew up these eight portraits.”

One of the portraits is of Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen is seen left. Also don’t miss Rango where Gil Birmingham is voicing one of the characters!



Check out more cartoon stars on Next Movie!
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