'Twilight' stars 'tired of Pattinson questions'
'Twilight' stars 'tired of Pattinson questions'
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Twilight stars Nikki Reed and Rachelle Lefevre have joked that the cast are "tired" of being asked about co-star Robert Pattinson.
Speaking to Access Hollywood, the actresses insisted that Pattinson's new-found heartthrob status had not affected how they thought of him.
"Quite frankly, I'm tired of being asked about Rob," said Reed, who plays his on-screen sibling Rosalie Hale. "He's really talented, he's really smart, he's really musical, he's an intellectual.
"That's the side that I wish people would [ask about]. I don't know if anyone necessarily even knows that side of him."
Lefevre, who stars as vampire Victoria, continued: "We got to know him in a different environment. I don't feel any differently about Rob than I do about the rest of the cast."
She added that rumours of a romance between Pattinson and co-star Kristen Stewart were untrue, saying: "We're such a scandal-free, uninteresting cast."
New Moon, the second instalment in the Twilight saga, begins production later this month.
Speaking to Access Hollywood, the actresses insisted that Pattinson's new-found heartthrob status had not affected how they thought of him.
"Quite frankly, I'm tired of being asked about Rob," said Reed, who plays his on-screen sibling Rosalie Hale. "He's really talented, he's really smart, he's really musical, he's an intellectual.
"That's the side that I wish people would [ask about]. I don't know if anyone necessarily even knows that side of him."
Lefevre, who stars as vampire Victoria, continued: "We got to know him in a different environment. I don't feel any differently about Rob than I do about the rest of the cast."
She added that rumours of a romance between Pattinson and co-star Kristen Stewart were untrue, saying: "We're such a scandal-free, uninteresting cast."
New Moon, the second instalment in the Twilight saga, begins production later this month.
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