A Guide to Robert Pattinson's Adorably Goofy Faces

Updated on Aug 8, 2014 at 8:42 AM

Robert Pattinson displayed a whole range of emotions while promoting his latest project, The Rover, in London on Thursday. The actor was jointed by costar Guy Pearce and director David Michod for a "Meet the FilmMakers" Q&A session at an Apple store in Rob's hometown. Rob giggled, pouted, and even channeled some of that Edward Cullen hair-grabbing while answering questions. Perhaps he was delivering more of his hilariously weird quotes? We can only hope. Keep scrolling to see the breakdown of Rob's funny faces during his Apple store event.

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The "Is This Gel Holding Up My Hair Enough?"

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The "Oh No, I Wasn't Supposed to Touch My Hair, Was I?"

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The Genuine Giggle

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The Blush and Giggle

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The "Please Don't Let This Be a Question About Kristen Stewart"

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The "Are You Seriously Asking Me About Kristen Stewart Again?"

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The "Am I Holding This Mic Right?"

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The "Oh God, Did I Leave the Oven On?"

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And, Finally, the Contemplative Pout

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A Guide to Robert Pattinson's Adorably Goofy Faces

The "Is This Gel Holding Up My Hair Enough?"

The "Oh No, I Wasn't Supposed to Touch My Hair, Was I?"

The Genuine Giggle

The Blush and Giggle

The "Please Don't Let This Be a Question About Kristen Stewart"

The "Are You Seriously Asking Me About Kristen Stewart Again?"

The "Am I Holding This Mic Right?"

The "Oh God, Did I Leave the Oven On?"

And, Finally, the Contemplative Pout

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