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Rob talks to Good Day LA
Hey Twilight fans, Robert Pattinson had something to say about you today. At least he was speaking about 'obsessive Twilight fans,' which most of you are.
Pattinson appeared on 'Good Day LA' where he told an anecdote about fans he saw waiting every day while he was filming 'Eclipse.' Pattinson used to pass these women every day, but ignored them. One day while riding with cast-mate Jackson Rathbone, they both stopped and talked to the fans.
Robert Pattinson claims he immediately learned that the fans aren't crazy at all. They're just crazy about the Twilight series of novels and films and just can't get enough of them.
"I started talking to them," he said. "It's so strange when you think you get cut off from everyone and you realize these people are only here because they love the books and the films."
Rob Pattinson, aka RPattz, is philosophical about the gap between the fans and the cast.
"I just wake up at 5:00 in the morning and leave work at 9:00," he said. "People just wait there. Nothing could please them more than just two minutes talking to you."
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Pattinson appeared on 'Good Day LA' where he told an anecdote about fans he saw waiting every day while he was filming 'Eclipse.' Pattinson used to pass these women every day, but ignored them. One day while riding with cast-mate Jackson Rathbone, they both stopped and talked to the fans.
Robert Pattinson claims he immediately learned that the fans aren't crazy at all. They're just crazy about the Twilight series of novels and films and just can't get enough of them.
"I started talking to them," he said. "It's so strange when you think you get cut off from everyone and you realize these people are only here because they love the books and the films."
Rob Pattinson, aka RPattz, is philosophical about the gap between the fans and the cast.
"I just wake up at 5:00 in the morning and leave work at 9:00," he said. "People just wait there. Nothing could please them more than just two minutes talking to you."
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