Robert Pat­tin­son wasn’t always an insanely famous, insanely hand­some movie dream­boat. In fact, in his first screen appear­ances, you’d hardly rec­og­nize the hunk he has trans­formed into today.

Long before the “Twi­light” series of films launched Robert Pat­tin­son into the stratos­phere he often was casted as the nerdy, shy fel­low melt­ing into the back­ground and afraid to approach the girls he found attractive.

Like this scene from “The Bad Mother’s Hand­book” in which he plays a painfully shy buf­foon pin­ing for a class­mate who basi­cally doesn’t know he’s even alive. We’ve all been there, right?

Like most movie hunks, Pat­tin­son suf­fers from crit­i­cal back­lash that trash his act­ing abil­ity. In the movie out now, “Remem­ber Me” what­ever crit­ics say about the weak­ness of the plot, Pattinson’s act­ing skills are get­ting good reviews. Even down to nail­ing a “New Yawk” accent, one of the hard­est to pull off with authenticity.


Källa: TTS