I don't know how he does it!
Here's the deal... if I don't like somethin -- say, a task - I don't do it. I just don't. But Robert Pattinson, man. Obviously, he HATES Twilight. But he's playing the title role... the role that a lot of girlies are melting their panties over.
"I was convinced... that Stephenie was convinced... that she was Bella... and it was like a book that wasn't supposed to be published. And you're reading like, her sort of sexual fantasy. [...] I was like, This woman is mad. She's completely mad, and she's in love with her own fictional creation. And sometimes you'd like feel uncomfortable reading this thing. [...] It's kind of... like a sick pleasure." -- Source.
Oh RPattz. I'm sure there are more ways to make a living. You're an actor -- a pretty one at that, and there'll be no shortage of work for you. (Unless he has fallen into the Harry Potter stereotype... already.) But since you're already in too deep with "Twilight" over here, best to just get on with it. As much as pseudobashing the book/movie/author is GREAT material on copy, it's not really a good thing for your (personal) character. Yet, balls, man... BALLS. You have them.
I'm never a fan of Mary-Sue and I can smell them from a mile away. If ever the original character I'm writing becomes a Mary-Sue, I stop writing that piece and... probably never touch it again. (Many a fan fiction by yours truly have suffered that fate. It's a good thing that only ONE is published on FFnet.) And from the first chapter of "Twilight 1", I knew. I knew it's a Mary-Sue piece had it been a fan fiction.
*shakeshead*
"I was convinced... that Stephenie was convinced... that she was Bella... and it was like a book that wasn't supposed to be published. And you're reading like, her sort of sexual fantasy. [...] I was like, This woman is mad. She's completely mad, and she's in love with her own fictional creation. And sometimes you'd like feel uncomfortable reading this thing. [...] It's kind of... like a sick pleasure." -- Source.
Oh RPattz. I'm sure there are more ways to make a living. You're an actor -- a pretty one at that, and there'll be no shortage of work for you. (Unless he has fallen into the Harry Potter stereotype... already.) But since you're already in too deep with "Twilight" over here, best to just get on with it. As much as pseudobashing the book/movie/author is GREAT material on copy, it's not really a good thing for your (personal) character. Yet, balls, man... BALLS. You have them.
I'm never a fan of Mary-Sue and I can smell them from a mile away. If ever the original character I'm writing becomes a Mary-Sue, I stop writing that piece and... probably never touch it again. (Many a fan fiction by yours truly have suffered that fate. It's a good thing that only ONE is published on FFnet.) And from the first chapter of "Twilight 1", I knew. I knew it's a Mary-Sue piece had it been a fan fiction.
*shakeshead*