A new interview with Robert Pattinson from the Cannes Festival has just been released. It was taken by Clarin, an Argentinian newspaper, and we are pleased to bring you the translation, thanks to TwilightPoison. In this interview Rob talks a bit more about his music, and even reveals that he has been writing some music for a movie, but that unfortunately for fans, he won’t be the one singing it. You can read the interview below.

Edward has a much smaller role in New Moon. How much was this changed for the movie?

It didn’t change that much. Or maybe it did. There’s a sort of new image of me that Bella sees, or creates. You’d think she went mad. She thinks she has visions. I’m not really that much in those scenes. Those scenes are mixed with memories of her, and fantasies.

The tension for preserving the virginity is a very important subject in the saga.

In many ways it is. I think this was done because Stephenie loves that kind of tension; having an unfullfilled desire the whole time, that’s the best kind of love. Makes everything more dramatic, romantic, tragic. People can see it in many different ways.(…)
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