Robert Pattinson has confessed he would love to star in a London West End stage show but worries ‘Twilight’ fans would spoil the experience.
Robert Pattinson thinks appearing in a stage show would be “exhausting” â because of the expectations of his fans.
The 24-year-old actor would love to star in a theatre production in London’s West End, but is worried his ‘Twilight’ fans would come to the shows expecting him to be just like his vampire character Edward Cullen.
Robert said: “I’d really, really love to do a play in London but I’d just be afraid it would turn into an ‘N Sync concert. Or people would come along expecting it to be like ‘Twilight’.
“From the little amount of theatre I’ve done, I know that usually you can feel a push from the audience, who have come along wanting the show to succeed. But when I go to premieres, it’s more like the crowd is pulling, really wanting something from you. I always feel completely drained afterwards. It would be very strange and exhausting to have that kind of experience every night on stage.”
The screen heartthrob has also wanted to pursue a music career as well as continuing acting, but he admits recently he has lost his creative spark for writing songs.
Robert – who plays guitar and piano and provided vocals on two songs on the ‘Twilight’ soundtrack, ‘Never Think’ and ‘Let Me Sign’ â used to pen lyrics when he was “incredibly depressed”, but now he never feels that low.
He told Britain’s Elle magazine: “I have to be incredibly depressed to write songs and I’m not.
“What makes me want to write songs is when I wake up crying. I would have no idea why I was crying but it made me sad for myself.”
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