Rami Malek Talks 'Twilight,' Teases Paul Thomas Anderson Collaboration

Rami Malek has it good. He'll let you know so, much like he told MTV News around the red-colored carpet for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Beginning - Part 1." Apart from dealing with play a vampire within the most widely used film franchises ever, on the set that's full of beautiful women, believe it or not, Malek shared he reached perform a a bit more. "I am lucky," he stated. "It's among the perks to be on the movie such as this. You awaken, show on set and hug beautiful women all day long lengthy. Derive it." Even though Malek's character Benjamin, a vampire from an Egyptian coven, does not appear before the other half of these two-part finale, the actor was still being wanting to celebrate the very first half's launch. He told MTV News that starring in "Twilight" switched to be beyond anything he was ever expecting. "Finding yourself in movies generally is excellent, because I can not read," he joked. "Browse around. It does not have any bigger or splashier than this, fans who camping out for the days on finish. That's pretty devoted in my experience.Inch Malek was, however, less forthcoming if this found particulars about his character. He continued to be tight-lipped on Benjamin and the forces, but spoke highly of his co-star, Angela Sarafyan, who plays his character's mate, Tia. "She's an attractive youthful factor, very gifted. I acquired privilege. Like I only say, wake up and check out these gals every single day, it is a good existence." On the top famous this, Malek lately arrived a job within the next, yet-to-be-entitled film by "You Will See Bloodstream" director, Paul Thomas Anderson. He plays the boy-in-law of Phillip Seymour Hoffman's religious leader character. Based on Malek, the expertise of dealing with an auteur like Anderson continues to be "staggering." "It had been among the best encounters of my existence," he stated. Which was all he was prepared to reveal, but guaranteed the mysterious film could be "great.Inch Are you currently searching toward Paul Thomas Anderson's next film? Tell us within the comments below as well as on Twitter!