Hollywood actor Robert Pattinson, who became famous for his roles in teen-friendly movies like Harry Potter and Goblet of Fire, has revealed that his predilection for such roles are based on personal "choices".
The 28-year-old Hollywood star, stated in an interview ahead of his upcoming film 'The Rover' that he hasn't deliberately chosen challenging roles lately to dissociate himself from his juvenile origins and admirers of teen movies.
In 'The Rover', Pattinson plays Rey, a mentally challenged drifter who gets kidnapped by Guy Pearce’s character in the Australian outback. It’s a long way from his role as Edward Cullen, the lovestruck vampire in the all-conquering ‘Twilight’ movies.
The 28-year-old Hollywood star, stated in an interview ahead of his upcoming film 'The Rover' that he hasn't deliberately chosen challenging roles lately to dissociate himself from his juvenile origins and admirers of teen movies.
In 'The Rover', Pattinson plays Rey, a mentally challenged drifter who gets kidnapped by Guy Pearce’s character in the Australian outback. It’s a long way from his role as Edward Cullen, the lovestruck vampire in the all-conquering ‘Twilight’ movies.
“Pretty much, the jobs I did after ‘Twilight’ are just the jobs I got offered. I just happened to get outré jobs,' Pattinson said.
Despite a string of appearances in more adult roles during and after his ‘Twilight’ days, Pattinson says his career choices are not part of a grand scheme to shake off his teen fans, regardless of the way it looks.
“I genuinely choose [my roles], because that’s the only jobs I get [offered],” he added.
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