Robert Pattinson Biography
British actor Robert Pattinson made his film debut at 14 in the German production 'Ring of the Nibelungs' (2004). Pattinson also played Cedric Diggory in 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' (2005). He shot to international stardom as the mysterious, sparkly vampire Edward Cullen in 'The Twilight Saga' film series.
Childhood
Robert Douglas Thomas Pattinson was born in London in 1986. His mother, Claire, worked at a modeling agency before his birth, while his father, Richard, ran a vintage car international shipping business.


Despite his short-lived modeling career, Rob didn't get discouraged and kept his eyes on the prize. Next stop, the theatre! As a young teenager, Rob joined the local amateur theater club, the Barnes Theatre Company. After two years working backstage, he found his acting feet with onstage roles in 'Macbeth', 'Anything Goes', and 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles'.When I first started, I was quite tall and looked like a girl, so I got lots of jobs, because it was during that period where the androgynous look was cool. Then, I guess, I became too much of a guy, so I never got any more jobs. I had the most unsuccessful modeling career.

First Roles
With his family backing him, 16-year-old Pattinson scored his first movie role in the 2004 TV film 'Ring of the Nibelungs', a tale rooted in Scandinavian mythology. Later that year, he appeared in 'Vanity Fair' alongside Reese Witherspoon and Jonathan Rhys-Meyers. Robert's scenes got cut from the final edit but made it onto the DVD release. Despite this disappointment, the young Pattinson continued to follow his dreams.


The Twilight Saga
2008 marked Robert's big career breakthrough. Pattinson was cast as Edward Cullen in 'The Twilight Saga', the five-part movie adaptation of Stephanie Meyer's best-selling vampire novels. A mysterious and devastatingly handsome vampire who falls for an ordinary teenage mortal girl — the role Rob was born to play.

Despite the success and massive paychecks, Pattinson stayed modest about 'The Twilight Saga'. He confessed to Vanity Fair in 2011, 'It is weird being part of that — kind of — representing something you don't particularly like.'
The Further Career
Determined to avoid being typecast as a chaste romantic hero, Pattinson got pickier about his roles. Most importantly, he needed to bury his 'vampire' public image for good.In the early 2010s, Robert was captivating audiences with his roles in 'Remember Me' and 'Water for Elephants', proving he could hold his own in serious dramas alongside powerhouse actors like Christoph Waltz and Pierce Brosnan.








Music
Pattinson has been passionate about music since childhood and was gifted with a beautiful singing voice. He began playing piano at only three years old. Rob later picked up guitar and started writing songs for his teen rock band 'Bad Girls'. The future Hollywood star also had a brief solo career under the name of Bobby Dupea.Robert Pattinson's Personal Life
Robert Pattinson first fell in love at the age of 12, but the euphoria quickly evaporated. As an adolescent and beyond, the young man found it hard to maintain long-term relationships due to his busy work schedule.But his single life wouldn't last forever. After their explosive on-screen chemistry, Rob and his 'Twilight' co-star Kristen Stewart sparked endless 'are-they, aren't-they' rumors. In early 2010, the pair finally confirmed their relationship during a private chat with Oprah Winfrey. When asked the same question again on camera, Stewart refused to discuss her love life, while Rob joked that Kristen was pregnant.
Rob later found comfort with young British singer Talia Barnett, known as FKA Twigs. The pair dated for two years and allegedly were engaged to be married, but called it quits in October 2017. Sources say Pattinson initiated the breakup, but both saw it coming.


Robert Pattinson Now
After multiple COVID-19 delays, Warner Bros. Pictures' 'The Batman' was released on March 4, 2022. Matt Reeves revealed that the movie would be 'darker than previous' Gotham City films, with its emotional core rooted in the relationship between Batman (Robert Pattinson) and Alfred (Andy Serkis). Zoë Kravitz slinks into the film as iconic character Catwoman.
I felt very much alone. I have to really, really feel like I've hit rock bottom, he said.
The actor explained that he was extremely afraid to become 'the worst Batman' and that playing Batman was 'the hardest thing' he's ever done in his life.
Robert PattinsonI look first at the character and what I have to do with it, how I'm going to have to invent nuances in this shell, making it more complex, more complex all the time. Batman is a role in which I have to learn how to play ambiguity better. It's out of the question to interpret a character of a single color. It's beautiful, people who seem to live in two states at the same time.