Robert Pattinson talks about his latest film 'Remember Me'

On 11 March I will publish an interview with British actor and Twilight star Robert Pattinson on this blog, as well as a review of his latest film 'Remember Me'. The article will also be published in Metro.

The reason for this delayed publication is the embargo of Summit Entertainment I am bound to.

In 'Remember Me', Pattinson plays the role of Tyler Hawkins, a rebellious NYU student who still grieves over his brother Michael.
The relationship with his father (Pierce Brosnan) has been strained ever since tragedy separated their family. Tyler's 11-year old sister Caroline (played by a magnificent Ruby Jerrins) is a very talented artist, but is bullied at school.

One day Tyler meets Ally (Emilie de Ravin), the daughter of the police officer (Chris Cooper) he had a fight with. Love was the last thing on Tyler or Ally's mind, but as they manage to find a renewed happiness in each other, they fall for each other. Soon though, hidden secrets are revealed and their pure love threatens to fall apart.

'Re­mem­ber Me' is an un­for­get­table sto­ry about the pow­er of love, the strength of fam­i­ly, and the im­por­tance of liv­ing pas­sion­ate­ly and trea­sur­ing ev­ery day of one’s life.

'Remember Me' hits Belgian cinemas on 11 March 2010.


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