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‘How to Be’ Soundtrack Has Surprises For Rob Pattinson Fans!

Dreamboat Records announces that they will be releasing the CD soundtrack for the upcoming feature film How To Be, starring Robert Pattinson.

The soundtrack will be available to pre-order from Dreamboat Records soon. They will have some exclusive surprises for fans of the film and Pattinson, so keep your eyes peeled over the the coming weeks for details of how to get hold of them!

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Vote For Robert Pattinson for Best Newcomer!

Robert Pattinson has been shortlisted in the Empire Film Awards Best Newcomer category. Vote Here!

Up for the award are:
Robert Pattinson
Gemma Arterton
Jim Sturgess
Toby Kebbell
Hayley Atwell

Empire says:
“You voted in your thousands and can now proudly reveal the shortlist of nominations for this year’s Jameson Empire Awards. You have until 12 March to vote for your favourites.”

Robert Pattinson Back in the U.S.

E!Online reports that Robert was in Los Angeles last night

He was spotted at about 11:30 p.m. finishing dinner with three others at an outside table at La Poubelle, a French bistro in Hollywood.

And we’re happy to report that it looks like he picked up the tab, because he was seen signing the credit card receipt, according to a fellow diner.

Now the big question is, will Pattinson pop up at this month’s Twilight at Midnight parties? It was announced today that retailers across the country will be open March 20 from 10 p.m. to midnight to launch the release of the hit movie’s DVD.

Robert Pattinson Almost Gave Up Acting for Good!

Robert Pattinson chatted with TheImproper about his disillusionment with acting and how he considered giving up on it all together!

“I did [Little Ashes] before Twilight,” Rob recounts. “I was going to give up acting before that…I was just so disinterested in acting at the time. I just thought, ‘Oh a three-month vacation in Spain. Okay.’ ”

Researching and preparing for the role of Salvador Dali was therapeutic for Rob. “It was so intense the whole time and everybody was speaking Spanish and I don’t speak a word of Spanish,” he says. “I was the only English person there for the majority of the time. It gave me a reason to really focus on the script and the research to a ridiculous degree.”

Rob invested so much time preparing for the role that he wound up developing a heightened sense of satisfaction from the process. “It was the one time I felt slightly satisfied,” he recalls. “I wanted to bring that intensity to every job.”

In addition to all the rejection that actors constantly face, Rob was turned off by how money-focused the film industry was.

“Most films when they’re being made now, [the studios are] designing it to make money even before it’s started shooting,” he says. “I just thought I don’t want to be adding sh*t to the pile, so I might as well not be part of it.”

Rob, who says he would’ve become a musician if he hadn’t pursued acting, plays piano and guitar and composes music in his free time. And while music remains an essential part of his life, for now, the London native is focused on his film career. “I really love films,” he says. “I’d like it if there was another golden age [of films] like the ’70s, but I don’t think that will be for a while.”

Rob has a heavy work schedule ahead for at least the next two years: In March, he’ll begin filming New Moon, the sequel to Twilight. After that wraps, Rob will shoot Eclipse (the sequel to New Moon), and has indicated that Breaking Dawn (the fourth and last installment in the Twilight book series) will soon be in the works.

“[New Moon is] my favorite book and I think you can really change the character in the end,” says Rob. “[Edward is] distraught, and every ounce of confidence he has in the first [book] is gone by the end of the second one, when he’s essentially committing suicide. I can create something quite special with it if they let me.”