Fantasy over Robert Pattinson

[rkamos]

Okay, I'm sitting here in my living room, watching (enduring) the movie "Twilight" with my twelve year old daughter. Yes, I want a freaking medal for this. But I had to share my Robert Pattinson fantasy. See, I really enjoyed "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" and I was certain that Pattinson would be going somewhere in his career.

Comments

[bambu345]

I've been able to avoid the film and the fourth book ... I suspect I managed to have my very own vaccinations (I have two teen-aged sons who are not, in any way, interested in these films,) to ward of interest.

However, I couldn't agree with you more about Pattinson. He's very young for so much (fame, wealth, attention), and without a grounding influence, I could very easily see him losing his head (and let's hope not his life).

It's quite nice to see you, by the way.

[countrymouse1]

Totally in agreement. And by the way, whatever became of the young actor who played the 16-year-old Voldemort? There's another one who ought to be quite famous, and (perhaps) too young to handle it, as well. I thought Pattinson (help me get this straight--he played Cedric, correct? I am SO hopeless re actors--I remember the identifies of very few, so those few I do remember--Clark Gable, Alan Rickman, etc.--had to have made a HUGE impression to implant in my memory) was 'cute'--but the young man who played teen-age Voldemort was--well, if I'd been a teenager again I'd have been utterly smitten. And yes, the fame is too much, without grounding--for the boys, OR the girls (witness Brittney Spears).