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Learn more at Vonage.com. Hi everyone and thank you for tuning in to episode 162 of Awards Chatter, The Hollywood Reporters Awards Podcast.

I'm the host Scott Feinberg and my guest today has been one of the biggest movie stars

in Hollywood for the past decade.

A dashing young man who became world famous for playing the vampire

Edward Cullen in all five installments of the Twilight franchise and now is

generating widespread acclaim for his acting chops as well. thanks to his career best performance in the

crime thriller Good Time which opens on August 11th Robert Patinson.

The 31 year old Brits started appearing in films in his teens, with an early break being a supporting

part in two installments of the Harry Potter franchise.

Shortly thereafter, when he wound up being cast by Catherine Hardwick opposite Kristen Stewart in the first twilight, which came

out in 2008, his life changed in a major way.

Patinson was catapulted onto Hollywood's A-list, which came with fame and fortune, but also a loss of privacy and certain preconceptions

about what he wanted or was capable of doing as an actor.

In between the Twilight films, the last of which was released in late 2012, Patinson also

acted in others, including 2010's Remember Me, 2011's Water for Elephants, and 2012's Bell Ami. But it was the first thing that he did after the twilight chapter of his life came to an end that made people really sit up and begin regarding him as more than just another pretty face.

Namely, playing the lead in David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis,

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