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For those of you who have always dreamed of having a drink with Robert Pattinson – who among us hasn’t? ——Fashion Have the next best thing. just before release dramahis new movie with Zendaya, and we have the actor playing a bartender in the latest installment Cheers to the cinema. In it, Pattinson creates three cocktails that are thematically related to his own work, as well as three more cocktails inspired by his favorite movies.
The murderer’s plot twists drama Providing the perfect subtext for a Dark ‘n’ Stormy, it comes with lime juice, ginger syrup, rum and soda water. (“That would be $35,” Pattinson joked.) Next, he turned to an old-fashioned “drink,” in honor of his titular character in the movie. batman. Once it drops down the hatch, it’s there twilight– Inspired by michelada, with Tajín rims. (This was the first time Pattinson had made the drink, but naturally, he pulled it off like a pro, inspired by a memory of having one on a Texas road trip.)
The first cocktail Pattinson created based on his favorite movie was the Rhubarb Collins, inspired by Shane Meadows’ 1999 comedy Romeo Brass’ Room. “I saw this movie as a teenager and I thought it was so funny and so powerful…The acting was incredible and the writing was amazing,” Pattinson recalled.
but we can’t destroy all thing. For more on the star’s most cherished moviegoing experiences and the drinks to match them, watch the full video above.
Director: Jackie Phillips
Director of Photography: Ricardo Mejia
Editors: Lika Kumoi, Evan Allen
Producer: Chase Lewis
Associate Producer: Leah Donenberg
Bartender: Camron Robertson
Assistant Videographer: Jon Corum
Head Coach: Vishesh Pires
Audio: Paul Cornet
Production Assistants: Lauren Boucher, Maya Casillas, Hollie Ortiz
Production Coordinator: Tania Jones
Production Manager: Christine Helmick
Producer: Natasha Soto-Olbers
Assistant Editor: Andy Morrell
Post-production coordinator: Holly Frew
Supervising Editor: Cameron Key
Post-production supervisor: Alexa Deutsch
Executive Producer: Rahel Gebryes
Senior Director Digital Video: Romy van den Broeke
Senior Director of Programming: Linda Gittleson
Vice President of Video Programming:Thespena Guatieri
Filming Location: Sunset Gallery
