You worked with R-Patz five years ago. Does that mean you weren’t all googly-eyed over Twilight’s ‘Edward’?

If I hadn’t have known him I might have been slightly intimidated. I hadn’t even seen Twilight but I watched the first film after Bel Ami and I was like: ‘Now I get what all the hype is about.’

Is he the same bloke, except now he’s called R-Patz?

Yeah, I think he’s handled it brilliantly and managed to stay down to earth. When we went to the Bel Ami premiere, he went early so he could go and sign all the fans’ pictures. As much as I’d love to be a successful actor, the thought of being recognised in the street is petrifying.

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New scene at 0:15

Another inteview with Christina + new scenes here, more new ‘Bel Ami’ clips here, new BTS still and poster and old still now in UHQ

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The new scene from earlier (Rob and Uma Thurman) without the background voice and more new scenes.

And a Christina Ricci interview where she talks about working with Rob (at 1:24).

If you missed them earlier, more new ‘Bel Ami’ clips here, new BTS still and poster and old still now in UHQ

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The first poster (portrait version) posted in HQ here, now in UHQ and another old still now in UHQ too (posted in HQ here).
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The stellar cast didn’t come free but they did come cheap. Bel-Ami is, in Donnelan’s phrase, “an easyJet film”, with a paltry budget of around £7.5 million, Budapest standing in for Paris on 10 days of the eight-week shoot. Everyone worked for less than their usual pay cheque, including Pattinson.

“He read the novel and also a book I wrote about acting,” says Donnellan, 59, “and he insisted on four weeks of one-on-one rehearsal before we shot anything, which is unheard of in Hollywood. He wants to expand as an actor and he takes it very seriously. He has genuinely never said anything negative about Twilight but no one wants to be in a franchise for ever.”

Pattinson clearly relished the chance to stamp on the romantic image of Edward Cullen, and Ormerod’s camera picks up something lizardly and quite ruthless in his handsome features. “He was determined to keep it tough,” says Ormerod. “That’s why he did it,” adds Donnellan. “He said, ‘I’m playing a character with no redeeming features’.”

Read the full interview at the source

A few of these were posted as scans, the others are new.

These last two were posted, but they’re now bigger

More old stills and stills of the rest of the cast at the source | Thanks @rpattinsontr