Madeleine Stowe says she may consider altering role to make it more age-appropriate for 'Twilight' star.
By Terri Schwartz, with reporting by Josh Horowitz
Madeleine Stowe
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Robert Pattinson is so beloved by "Unbound Captives" director and writer Madeleine Stowe that she may consider altering a character in the film's script so that the "Twilight Saga" star can take the role.
MTV News caught up with Stowe on the Golden Globes red carpet and asked her whether there is any chance of RPattz being in the upcoming film. After all, when we last talked to Pattinson, he suggested that he might now be too old for the role.
"The character was conceptualized as an 18-year-old," Stowe acknowledged. When asked if she would be willing to age up the role so he could still take the part, she said with a laugh, "We might. We might just do that. We'll see how it all falls."
It wasn't just the "Twilight" phenomenon that is causing Stowe to be willing to jump through hoops for Pattinson. She explained that she met him before he joined the first "Twilight" film and "fell deeply in love with him" then.
Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz are also currently attached to the project. In fact, Jackman recently told MTV News that it's "one of the best scripts I've read in a long time."
With Pattinson's commitment to "Cosmopolis" over with, he seemingly has an open slate ahead of him. Stowe said that Pattinson's decision to come onboard "Unbound Captives" is strictly in his camp.
"It's going to be sort of up to Robert. We're looking at 2013 [for a release date] right now," Stowe said.
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