Robert Pattinson sweats it out during the lockdown to stay in shape for 'The Batman'

Robert Pattinson had a dream. In isolation, the former vampire and the current Batman was ruminating on a business plan that should be foolproof. It began with two simple questions: “[What if] pasta really had the same kind of fast-food credentials as burgers and pizzas” and “How do you make a pasta which you can hold in your hand?” His invention would be called the “Piccolini Cuscino,” he told GQ. In Italian, it means “Little Pillow.”

As the world practices social distancing amid the Coronavirus pandemic, various celebrities are sharing their workout routines on social media, flaunting their perfectly toned bodies. Robert Pattinson, however, is refusing to work out during quarantine even though his trainer is constantly asking him to exercise.

Robert Pattinson’s quarantine cooking is not going well. The Twilight  star took the journalist doing his GQ interview for a wild ride – over FaceTime – when he decided to whip up a pasta recipe in the microwave.

Have you ever looked at a foil-wrapped burrito and thought, “This is good, but what I’d really like is a cheesy pasta burger, covered in breakfast cereal?”Robert Pattinson, mega-star, is right there with you.The man who contains multitudes—Cedric Diggory, , and Batman, all in one bleach-colored body—contains yet one more: pasta innovator.

London may be on lockdown, but Robert Pattinson‘s big 34th birthday (May 13) isn’t going unrecognized. The Batman star, who is quarantined with girlfriend Suki Waterhouse, 28, is planning a low-key celebration at home, one of his friends tells HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY.

Robert Pattinson isn’t keeping up with his training for The Batman during lockdown.

Robert Pattinson completed yet another trip around the sun. The actor celebrates his 34th birthday today, May 13, and we couldn’t let the day pass without commemorating the occasion. Since the actor’s relationship history has always been of major interest to his legions of fans, we decided to take a look back at his dating past – from Kristen Stewart, to Suki Waterhouse, and FKA Twigs!

If you think you are the only person who's quarantine cooking is going wrong, Robert Pattinson is here to give you a tough competition. The Batman actor was supposed to film for his first movie as the Dark Knight. However, owing to the Coronavirus outbreak across the world, the Matt Reeves directorial was brought to a halt. Now that Pattinson has been homebound, like many of us, he decided to experiment in the kitchen. And like many of us, he also failed oh-so-epically. 

© Robert Pattinson for GQ Robert Pattinson reveals in the June/July issue of GQ how he's held up since the production of The Batman came to a halt due to the coronavirus Robert Pattinson's world was turned upside down when production on Matt Reeves' The Batman was shut down in March due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

By J. Kim Murphy

Robert Pattinson won’t be hitting the gym to play Batman as he wants to emulate movie legends of the past by having a more natural look.

Robert Pattinson has said he refuses to exercise constantly for his role as Batman and is instead eating tuna straight out of the can in isolation.

Robert Pattinson is the sultry, new star of GQ‘s June/July issue. The actor, 33, shows off his long, shaggy hair and scruffy beard on the cover, which he shot himself in an Airbnb in London  — Although the camera he’s holding should’ve been a dead giveaway. Robert’s black and white patterned shirt is courtesy of his styling skills, along with limited guidance from the magazine’s team.

Who knew quarantine hair could look so good! Robert Pattinson is on the cover of GQ’s June issue rocking a flawlessly messy ‘do and it’s a work of art. Not to mention, he shot the image himself while stuck at home in quarantine.