Secondo quanto riportato da diverse fonti attendibili Robert farà parte del cast del film "The Rover". Questa volta non sarà il protagonista della pellicola, ma uno dei personaggi di supporto. Robert probabilmente avrà il ruolo di Reynolds. La storia è ambientata in un futuro prossimo in cui un uomo seguirà con insistenza un gruppo di ladri che gli ha rubato la macchina attraverso i selvaggi paesaggi australiani. Nel cast del film ci sarà Guy Pearce e la produzione sarà nelle mani di Tory Metzger e David Linde. In basso potete leggere i trafiletti delle varie fonti che hanno riportato la notizia.
UPDATE: GossipCop ha confermato la presenza nel cast di "The Rover" di Robert. L' attore interpreterà Reynolds, Il fratello di uno dei ladri che hanno rubato la macchina del protagonista, che verrà lasciato indietro quando un incontro con la polizia va molto male.
English version:
Rob joins the cast of another movie "The Rover", this time not as the main character but in a supporting rule. Below all the articles about the movie.
UPDATE: GossipCop confirmed Rob in the cast of "The Rover". He will be play Reynolds, "The brother of one of the thieves who is left behind when an encounter with the police goes very wrong."
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From Deadline.
From Pattinson, best known for his Edward role in the Twilight
franchise, will play the character of Reynolds in the film. The film in
the near future as one man relentless pursues his men who stole his car
through the wild and rough Australian outback. Guy Pearce will also
star in The Rover. Tory Metzger and David Linde’s Lava Bear are producing the film. Pattinson is repped by WME, 3Arts, and Curtis Brown.
Article about the movie from Empireonline (April 2012)
The Rover, written and directed by David Michôd,
is produced by David Linde's Lava Bear and Porchlight Films. Linde will
produce for Lava Bear, Liz Watts will produce for Porchlight; Tory
Metzger will oversee. Michod is part of Blue-Tongue Films, which
includes Joel Edgerton's brother Nash, Spencer Susser and Kieran
Darcy-Smith. Not much else is really known about this Rover project yet, but I was a huge fan of Animal Kingdom, one of my underrated favorites of that year. I'm looking forward to seeing this follow-up, and what exactly it is, plus who else he gets in the cast (like Teresa Palmer)! Stay tuned for more updates.
From Variety.
Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce is in negotiations to star in David Michod's "Rover."
Pearce
will star as a man who after having his car stolen by a group of men
pursues them through the wild and rugged Australian Outback. Pattinson
will portray one of the thiefs.
Michod will helm and wrote the
script which based on an idea he and "Animal Kingdom" star Joel Edgerton
originated. David Linde and Liz Watts will produce through Linde's Lava
Bear banner and Porchlight Films.
Pattinson is repped by WME and 3 Arts. Pearce is repped by CAA.
Article about the movie from Empireonline (April 2012)
After plugging away for years with shorts and other jobs, director David Michôd burst onto the wider cinematic scene in 2010 (though it arrived over here last year) with excellent rites-of-passage thriller Animal Kingdom. We’ve been waiting to see what he’d do next, feature-wise, and he’s locked in his follow-up directing job, The Rover.
While Michôd will write and direct, the idea for the movie came from an idea he put together with Kingdom star Joel Edgerton, who's no slouch in the scribbling department either.
While few details have leaked yet, Variety did learn that the story will follow a man hunting for his stolen car, which he desperately wants back because of what’s lurking within it. So a crime spin on Dude, Where's My Car? then?
Though he hasn’t picked up the megaphone himself since Kingdom, Michôd’s kept busy, co-writing the short film Bear with Joel’s brother Nash Edgerton, which won acclaim at this year’s Sundance Fest. He’s also scheduled to contribute a piece of portmanteau pic Sydney Unplugged.
And from Firstshowing (April 2012)
Another crime story. More from the twisted Australian mind(s) that brought us the brilliant crime drama Animal Kingdom next comes The Rover, a drama set to star Joel Edgerton, who has become quite a well-known actor since appearing in David Michod's Animal Kingdom in 2010. Variety reports on the news, saying David Michod has "finally settled on his follow-up" to Animal Kingdom,
writing/directing this film, supposedly about "a man on a mission to
retrieve his stolen car, which contains something invaluable to him."
Rather vague. The project has producers and everything, with a
production start date in Oz this fall.

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