Robert Pattinson is continuing his promotion tour for his upcoming movie "Cosmopolis" set to be released this Friday and made another T.V. interview on Wednesday on "Good Morning America" where he once again, dodged questions about his cheating girlfriend, Kristen Stewart.
When asked by host George Stephanopoulos about the "elephant in the room," Pattinson gestured at the crowd and replied, "I mean, you know, they seem pretty excited about kind of whatever. They're literally like... I'd like my fans to know that Cinnamon Toast Crunch has 30 calories per bowl. Pretty much everything that comes out of my mouth is irrelevant."
Pattinson and Stephanopoulos shared some Cinnamon Toast after the host previously joked with the 26-year-old British actor that the brand of cereal was his favorite.
Kristen Stewart, the cheating actress - who has been avoiding the spotlight since her tryst with married director Rupert Sanders was revealed - wasn't even mentioned.
When Stephanopoulos emphasized the question in a gentle way by asking: "How are you?" -Pattinson didn't take the bait, only saying, "I've never been interested in trying to sell my personal life." The Twilight hunk instead diverted the attention back to his upcoming flick, "Cosmopolis," which hits theaters Aug. 17.
Stephanopoulos finally concluded: "You seem to be doing OK." And Pattinson replied with a simple "yeah," and the two proeceeded to discuss the movie, which the actor did much more comfortably.
Pattinson gave his first interview on Monday night on The Daily Show with host Jon Stewart where the host also tried to fish out details from him. Stewart casually asked "'So, what have you been up to?" Pattinson replied awkwardly "I thought we'd already prepared this. I had a joke prepared! I was all set up and ready to go. Now it's meaningless."
Pattinson added: "I didn't hire a publicist and every awkward interview, most actors have things scripted. I'm going to hire a publicist." In today's interview, he confirmed that he indeed does not have a publicist, only a manager, who served as a "de facto publicist". He also shared some curious thoughts about tabloid culture. "People don't find the personal lives of people with much more power than any celebrity as interesting. If you put the personal lives of people who controlled billions of dollars on front page of every paper, I think the world would be a better place."
Watch Robert Pattinson's interview on "Good Morning America" below:
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