Even in this GQ interview, I'm half sure that these parts are trolling :
"I started the beginning of last year with no job. And I was calling my agent and just being like—I had gotten good reviews in stuff—and I was like, 'What the fuck? I thought this was a pretty good year, and I'm fucking starting the year like I've just done a pile of trash.' " And what his agents said was: You're not really on the list. That mythical list of A-list actors considered for A-list parts. Not necessarily because he wasn't wanted. But because, they told him: "Everyone thinks you don't want to do any of this stuff."
But what Pattinson was realizing was: Actually, he did. He wanted more security, less doubt. "Just something which you could kind of rely on a little bit more," he says, sighing. "The problem which I was finding was, however much I loved the movies I was doing, no one sees them. And so it's kind of this frightening thing, 'cause I don't know how viable this is for a career.… I don't know how many people there actually are in the industry who are willing to back you without any commercial viability whatsoever."
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