Lizzy Pattinson Performs Song She Co-Wrote With Rob On BBC Radio

Rob's sister Lizzy was on the BBC's Three Counties Radio show Friday. And one of the songs she performed live was 'Hands,' which she co-wrote with Rob. Listen to it here (at about 49:25). She performs another tune at about 24:20 and also talks about her band. You can find out more about Lizzy's gigs by checking her out on MySpace. You can also follow her latest dates on twitter. Get out to see her if you can!

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Rob's Interview With BBC1 - Video Is In!

Really great interview which we heard snippets from last week on the radio, including how many girl names Rob can say in 30 seconds. Also, does he think about Twilight when he's away from it? and why he's ready to see Kristen as a vampire in Breaking Dawn..  and feel no sympathy for her (joking of course). Watch now!  



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BBC 1 Movies Blog: What 'Bel Ami' Could Mean For Robert Pattinson

James King comments, on what a great performance by Rob in Bel Ami could mean for his future:

And, of course, it's a role that he needs to be a success to get away from that relentless curse of the franchise star - type-casting. As Zac Efron attempts the same thing - turning down the teen-tastic Footloose in favour of moody drama Charlie St Cloud - both guys face a battle with the media over whether they can be seen outside of their blockbuster bubble. Both, I reckon, have the talent to pull it off.


More importantly, they've also got the looks. Whilst Star Wars leading man Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) struggled to find other hit movies it was his decidedly sexier co-star Harrison Ford that hit the big time. Ditto Eilijah Wood and Viggo Mortensen from Lord Of The Rings. The jury's still out on exactly who will break out of the shadow of Harry Potter although maybe R Pattz, as the former Cedric Diggory, has already claimed that prize. With upcoming movies co-starring Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz (Unbound


Captives) and Reese Witherspoon and Christoph Waltz (Water For Elephants) he's certainly got the cream of Hollywood on his side, with those projects reeking of awards potential. 

King goes on to compare Rob to Johnny Depp. Check out the rest of the article on the BBC 1 Movies Blog page.