Когда приходит время, звезды правильно выстраиваются на небосклоне, и в карьерной лестнице покоряется очередная ступенька,.. в жизни знаменитого мужчины наступает момент, когда популярное издание GQ берет у него интервью. Роберт Паттинсон, Джуд Лоу и Колин Фаррелл - все в разные моменты своей рабочей и творческой жизни появлялись на обложке этого журнала и беседовали с его представителями о карьере, о своих взлетах и падениях, о том, что их заботит или раздражает, о любви, о жизни, о простых человеческих удовольствиях...

"Всякий раз, когда вы подвергаете сомнению свои способности, иногда приятнее всего оказывается найти тех, кто подтвердит эти сомнения", - Колин Фаррелл о критике. GQ UK, 2012

"I just couldn't stop. Just literally couldn't fucking stop," says Farrell. "Whatever I'd done at various stages of my life before, I'd been able to pull back. I'd been able to go fucking mental for four or five months and then clean myself up for a couple of months and look after my body a little bit. What happened at the end of Miami Vice was that I knew I couldn't stop and I wasn't going to stop. In certain rehabilitation environments they talk about crossing a line and, sure as shit, I crossed the line and couldn't get back on my own." Colin Farrell, GQ UK, 2012

"If you are on a film such as Miami Vice or Alexander that has a budget that is healthily north of $100m you can pretend that it's all about the work but there's a certain amount of pressure," he says. "You have decided to walk into a world where the most important thing is financial return and you are going to get a call on Saturday telling you what the Friday night opening was. I've been on the receiving end of a couple of those calls and it's horseshit. I don't want to play in that world any more." - Colin Farrell, GQ UK, 2012

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"There's literally not a single [true] story that could be written about me. I never do anything. There's this thing about my supposed girlfriend. But it's like—they always say 'A source said,' and I don't know a single person that could be a source" - Robert Pattinson, GQ 2009

"It’s strange, you can’t have a normal life. You spend a lot of time trying to fight it, but at the end you end up finding a new way to live. People don’t notice how lonely you are. In any case, I feel fortunate because I didn’t achieve success too young and I was at least able to have a life before." - Robert Pattinson,GQ Spain, 2013

"I’ve been dead long enough when I was Edward Cullen. Ever since I did the Cronenberg film I have had a different life because at 27 people talk to you like they would to an adult. When I did Twilight they thought I was "just” famous. And no one likes famous people" - Robert Pattinson, GQ Germany, 2013

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"Do I think men should care about how they look? I think it's about caring at the right time. Making an effort is polite, and getting ready and looking after yourself makes an event more fun. Even if, for a guy, that's just putting on a suit and tie that makes them feel good. I don't consider myself any great sage of fashion or style, whatever people may want to think. I sometimes shy away because I don't want to be too 'showy-offy' but the older I get I think, 'You have a handkerchief, put it in your pocket.'" - Jude Law, GQ UK, 2012

"I feel more and more at ease, because I think the older I get, the less pressure there is. People say, 'Well, he's not cutting edge because he's not in his twenties, so he's not expected to be.' I was always more interested in character roles than male leads or heart-throb characters, and yet I got cast more in one than the other. I can't complain. People still have opinions and if you are in a job that allows you to be judged publicly, you think, 'I hope they don't have a go at me because I've got a funny haircut,' or something, and you're judged on that moment. "I'm interested and excited about the next ten years of my working life because I think there's lots I haven't done and hope to do, and I think ageing will only help that." - Jude Law, GQ UK, 2012