That is the question Robert Butler asks in his editorial article in the Kansas City Star.
Most actors achieve this level of notoriety only after years of kicking around the industry. Dustin Hoffman was 30 years old when he made “The Graduate”; Hugh Jackman was 32 when he made the first “X-Men.” They knew who they were before fame arrived.
It may not be so easy for Pattinson. Once you’ve achieved poster boy status, how do you know who’s really a friend and who just wants to bask in the glow of your hotness?
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