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"Extra's" AJ Calloway caught up with Robert Pattinson at the New York premiere of his new film, "Remember Me," where he addressed "Spiderman" rumors and shared his thoughts on posing for nude photos.

Rumors have been swirling for months that Pattinson will replace Tobey Maguire in the next "Spiderman" film, but Robert told "Extra" the rumors are false.

"No, I like the idea of doing an action movie where you can never see your face, cause you don't have to go to the gym and you don't have to do any of your stunts and stuff. But no, no one ever asked me about it."

Calloway asked the "Twilight" heartthrob if it was true that he had plans to go nude in his next photo shoot, to which Pattinson replied, "I always try to get naked on photo shoots. And they're always axed."

The fans were going crazy for RPattz as he walked the red carpet. "When there's a million people shouting your name, you're just like, 'aaahhh'," he said while trying to give an interview. "They're ruining everything! We're having a really deep conversation about how really fascinating I am! Haha," he continued to joke with AJ.

"Remember Me" hits theaters March 12.

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The Edward Cullen of 'Twilight' movie series reportedly has been offered several record deals by major recording companies.

Rumor has it, Robert Pattinson has been approached by "American Idol" judge Simon Cowell to ink a major record deal. It is also reported that Simon is not the only person who is interested to sign the "Twilight" actor as there are other recording companies which pursue him.

A bidding war reportedly has taken place with the Edward Cullen depicter being reluctant to seal a deal with Simon. "He is a bit wary of signing up with Cowell who is, of course, associated with 'The X Factor' and pop," a source said as quoted by The Sun.

Singing is not something new for Robert Pattinson as he has contributed two songs in the first installment of "Twilight" movie series. Earlier in March 2009, he revealed his desire to release an indie album, saying he is not afraid if the record fails because he "got nothing to lose."

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