New images of Bel Ami with Robert Pattison

Directed by Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod, with the script by Rachel Bennette, Bel Ami is the last film starring Robert Pattison, released on 17 February at the International Film Festival Berlin. The film is a period drama, set in the Paris of the 90s of XIX century in which Pattinson plays George Duroy, a former soldier in bankruptcy. The narrative will focus as a chronic condition in which we can see how Duroy reaches its glory and power through seduction and manipulation of three of the richest and most influential women of the society of that time played by Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci, and Kristin Scott Thomas.

The film, co produced between England, Italy and France, will be released soon on March 9 in the UK and currently does not have an exact date for release in the United States despite already being in the hands of Sony, something almost strange considering the amount of fans that has Pattison through the vampire saga that seems to not want to return as stated:

Would be curious to what Stephenie can write, but I feel it would be too old. I'm too old. But it would be interesting

Based on a novel by French author Guy de Maupassant published in 1885 film version seems to have a high sexual content so it has been rated R by the famous not only for those scenes of high voltage but also by the language used. The images that we present below are not all new, some were out on the official website of the film on Facebook at the end of 2011 but now you can see in better quality with many new ones. Likewise also launched a TV spot in which we can see some of the scenes of the film that promises, with David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis, represent a shift has become final and most interesting in the career of this actor and is fighting it for a while get rid of the image a bit depressed vampire.

Although the film has not been entirely well treated by the critics, we must take into account how well it does to get rid of a franchise Pattison, very successful and wealthy yes, but that eventually wears out and label his career not very favorably. Perhaps the worst fall on you this movie is the amount of both film adaptations TV Bel Ami has been making comparisons inevitable, especially given the inexperience film directors.