A kind of problem child with whiskers bitten by love in this delayed coming of age family dyfunction outing, Pattinson impresses with his broad range, while doing daffy and despair at the same time.
How to Be (2009)
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Runtime: 85 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: TWILIGHT’s Robert Pattinson trades in the pale skin and vampire teeth of Edward Cullen for the guitar and life crisis of Art in this British dramedy. Much to his own disappointment--and that of his... TWILIGHT’s Robert Pattinson trades in the pale skin and vampire teeth of Edward Cullen for the guitar and life crisis of Art in this British dramedy. Much to his own disappointment--and that of his mother (Rebecca Pidgeon)--Art finds his London life as a musician is going nowhere. Enter Dr. Ellington (Powell Jones), a self-help guru and the author of "It’s Not Your Fault." But his page-bound words aren’t enough: Art has the graying writer live with him and his parents with comedic--and hopefully inspiring--results. [More]
Starring: Robert Pattinson, Rebecca Pidgeon, Powell Jones, Alisa Arnah
Starring: Robert Pattinson, Rebecca Pidgeon, Powell Jones, Alisa Arnah, Jeremy Hardy, Michael Irving, Mike Pearce, Johnny White
Director: Oliver Irving
Director: Oliver Irving
Screenwriter: Oliver Irving
Producer: Justin Kelly
Composer: Joe Hastings
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| 15% 15% | The Ugly Truth |
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