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Robert Pattinson Calls Out His Public Lies Like Watching Clown Die in Explosion
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scrn loglineRobert Pattinson finally comes clean about his history of fabricating wild stories in interviews, revealing a surprising truth behind his eccentric personabeat sheet- Pattinson admits to lying about seeing a clown die in an explosion at the circus as a child, saying he has trouble distinguishing fact from fiction and was simply bored with the repetitive interview questions
- The actor has a long history of telling tall tales, including claims that he drove away a stalker by talking about his petty problems, worked as a hand model, and sold fake drugs made of sawdust in school - all of which were completely fabricated
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Robert Pattinson Calls Out His Public Lies Like Watching Clown Die in Explosion
ComicBook.comStory by Michael Hein
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Robert Pattinson finally comes clean about his history of fabricating wild stories in interviews, revealing a surprising truth behind his eccentric persona
beat sheet
- Pattinson admits to lying about seeing a clown die in an explosion at the circus as a child, saying he has trouble distinguishing fact from fiction and was simply bored with the repetitive interview questions
- The actor has a long history of telling tall tales, including claims that he drove away a stalker by talking about his petty problems, worked as a hand model, and sold fake drugs made of sawdust in school - all of which were completely fabricated
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Robert Pattinson, The New York Times, The Today Show, The Batman, Water for Elephants, Mickey 17