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Pattinson baffled by strange gifts from fan
'Twilight' actor Robert Pattinson is baffled by the strange gifts he receives from his fans. The actor revealed he once received a 20-page horoscope reading from a woman who claimed she's destined to be his girlfriend, reports hollywood.com.
The British actor shot to international stardom when he landed the role of vampire Edward Cullen in the bloodsucker series, and his portrayal has earned him scores of devoted followers across the globe. But Pattinson admits some of his obsessed fans go too far.
'One one occasion I got this really bizarre horoscope thing from someone. It was a full-on zodiac reading, charting and intersecting all this stuff. It was over 20 pages long and said we're destined to be together. That was totally bizarre,' he said.
'I don't really believe in that stuff anyway, although I do believe in Karma because it's already bitten me on the a** so many times,' he added.
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Robert Pattinson Hides From Fans
Robert Pattinson admits he has to hide from fans and the press to ''deal'' with his fame. The 'Twilight' actor admits he finds the attention he receives from followers of the vampire movies difficult to deal with.
He said: "You kind of, you are trying to limit the amount of time you have to deal with it. I do a bit of hiding."
Discussing the fourth novel in the 'Twilight' franchise 'Breaking Dawn', 23-year-old Robert admits he wouldn't mind if it was split into two films.
He said: "People have been asking me about 'Breaking Dawn', if it's being split into two or just one and I really honestly don't mind. It's great fun to work on and people really like them.
"I just don't think I will look 17 for much longer."
However he is glad of the opportunity to work on his latest movie, romantic drama 'Remember Me', and says he was drawn to it because it had a "special" feel.
He told the 'Today Show': "There seemed to be something when I first read the script, there was something about it. There was a reason to do it. It wasn't written just to be a film. There was something special about it."
























































