Robert Pattinson To Receive New Hollywood Award At Deauville Film Festival

By Andrew Shuster | 11:05 am, August 24th, 2015

Robert Pattinson will be presented with the New Hollywood Award at the annual Deauville American Film Festival, which takes place from September 4-13 in Northern France. Pattinson is expected to attend the event to accept the award, which is a brand new addition to the ceremony founded 40 years ago.

In addition to his award, Pattinson’s upcoming film Life will be screened at the festival. As Gossip Cop has reported, the actor stars in the film as photographer Dennis Stock. The movie is based on the real-life friendship that grew between a Life magazine photographer who was assigned to shoot pictures of James Dean (Dane DeHaan).

As Gossip Cop previously noted, the first trailer for Life was released earlier this month. Pattinson sports darker hair and a New York accent for his role in the film, directed by Anton Corbijn and co-starring Ben Kingsley and Joel Edgerton. The movie had its world premiere in February at the Berlin Film Festival, but does not yet have a U.S. release date.

Elizabeth Olsen is also being honored with the New Hollywood Award at the awards ceremony in Deauville. In addition to Pattinson and Olsen, other stars slated to be in attendance at the Deauville American Film Festival are Jake Gyllenhaal, Keira Knightley, Josh Brolin Orlando Bloom, Ian McKellen, Patricia Clarkson and Keanu Reeves

Not feeling very torture-y, yet you are reading DIA?  LOL, from the descriptions here,  that book sounded like torture. 

Though once you get it done, I guess the rest are better.

I afraid the sex hair days may be over.  *sigh*

Hello my lovelies, hope you're all well.
I've not been on much the last week as we've got some of the hubby's family visiting from up country which is nice but hard work.

Turns out I'm now on my hubby's aunts sh!t list, as I put her and her husband in our outhouse/playroom as we ran out of room in the house. She was so shocked (and slightly disgusted) by our whips/chains/riding crops/floggers etc we keep on the walls (if we knew they were visiting in advance, I would of hid them somewhere) in there that she refused to sleep there until they were removed - thank god, our chest of drawers and cupboards in there are all locked up as she would of probably booked it to the nearest B&B/hotel ASAP. 

At least they go home tomorrow, which means we get the house to ourselves for a few days before my daughter goes to college and Saxon goes back to playgroup (pre-school) next week. 

Hello my lovelies, hope you're all well.
I've not been on much the last week as we've got some of the hubby's family visiting from up country which is nice but hard work.

Turns out I'm now on my hubby's aunts sh!t list, as I put her and her husband in our outhouse/playroom as we ran out of room in the house. She was so shocked (and slightly disgusted) by our whips/chains/riding crops/floggers etc we keep on the walls (if we knew they were visiting in advance, I would of hid them somewhere) in there that she refused to sleep there until they were removed - thank god, our chest of drawers and cupboards in there are all locked up as she would of probably booked it to the nearest B&B/hotel ASAP. 

At least they go home tomorrow, which means we get the house to ourselves for a few days before my daughter goes to college and Saxon goes back to playgroup (pre-school) next week. 

Bwahahahaha!!

That's what they get for showing up unexpectedly. 

Though I gotta admit, sleeping in someone else's playroom would be weird.   

And this would be a bad thing?   

I think next time you just tell them you have no room and let them go to the B&B first!  But...I'm with Ella, it would feel a little odd...or maybe, with enough alcohol, a little naughty, to be in someone else's playroom.  I don't think having the evidence removed after I'd seen it would make the least bit of difference.

Suze!  What the heck are you doing here?  Did you not see the adult warning in the OP?  Plus, you know any place Loopy hangs out needs an adult warning!