Sound Bite: Robert Pattinson
Yeah, I mean. Yeah, I guess. I mean this year, last year uh I mean, well the year before last I didn’t really do much immediately after “Twilight” but then, you know I did this in-between the second and third Twilight movies and uhm yeah I mean I guess (talks) I mean if one came up that seemed good I mean, its just (talks) Yeah, I mean there’s so few good scripts at all. I mean this was, this script they couldn’t find financing for like two years and then I found it and I thought ‘how can this not be financed’ I mean. And then you know as we went on and the way it had to be marketed and stuff, it’s all so difficult to kind of cause something can’t be pigeon hold and it’s very difficult to know how to market it and how to promote it uhm and that’s what people are scared of doing. But I mean I only seem to be attracted to the movies that are difficult to market because you know I don’t see the point in making a movie that’s been made before.

Sound Bite: Robert Pattinson
I mean I think it’s, we were trying to do a kind of, there’s well this sort of innocence about it and there’s sort of, yeah it’s a difficult thing to do cause it’s quite, it’s quite, things look quite similar but there’s something, there is something different about it and it was really Allen who, who, who kind of set that specific tone. And people behaved a little bit differently. I mean you know, a lot of my, there’s a lot of guys like Tyler who are friends with my sister uhm I was growing up where I used to kind of uhm not idolize but I used to think that they were kind of cool and I guess that’s what I interpreted Tyler, how Tyler would interpret his older brother uhm which I sort of brought into it. But uhm no, it is, it is different and there’s not very many movies which are specifically set around that time and try to be very strict to that time as well.