Robert Pattinson does naughty sex things in his new movie, Maps to the Stars, red band trailer.
David Cronenberg nailed it again. His latest work leaves nothing to the imagination.With Fifty Shades of Grey movie making its own noise, yet another film has to offer its steamy plot to the viewers.
The movie Maps to the Stars officially released its very R-rated red band trailer recently. Fand and viewers, brace yourself for a minute and 23 seconds-long acts of naughtiness, with screaming, swearing, somehow- masturbation, extreme nudity, and last, Robert Pattinson giggling through a face full of crazy makeup.
The trailer shows bewildering array of characters.
This movie, directed by David Cronenberg stars Julianne Moore, who plays the opulently-monikered Havana Segrand, an amiably manic actor desperate to win that one great role. The fiercely dysfunctional Weiss family, including Mia Wasikowska as a Hepburn-esque pyromaniac and Evan Bird as a former child star who recently got out of rehab, despite being only 13 years old. John Cusack, meanwhile, is the family patriarch, a psychotherapist who has made a fortune from self-help manuals; Olivia William is his wife, who doubles as her son's manager. Then, Pattinson, as Hollywood chauffeur Jerome Fontana and another Cronenberg regular.
Robert Pattinson, 28 years old, got his big shot after he played Edward Cullen in the film adaptation of the famous novel Twilight Saga, along with her off-cam ex-girlfriend, Kristen Stewart.The couple made news last year after their controversial split due to cheating issues on Stewart's side.
Rob is now happy with her new girlfriend, English singer F.K. Twigs. This naughty, sexy, and steamy films was taped in the Hollywood hills.The movie, a tour in the lives of a Hollywood family chasing celebrity, one another, and the relentless ghosts of their pasts.
It also star John Cusack, Sarah Godon, Olivia Williams, Evan Bird, and Carrie Fisher, among the few. "Maps to the Stars" is showing in cinemas on 27 February throughout US. It earlier earned a lot of positive reviews at Cannes last year.
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