Robert Pattinson pines for home
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"The Twilight Saga: New Moon" actor said his hectic work schedule means he never gets time to relax at home in London.
He said: "A week ago, perhaps for 16 hours. That was the first time at home in eleven months.
"I met my friends. Some of them I haven't seen for more than a year, and I saw my parents and sisters. To go away from them after such a short time was the hardest thing I had to do in months."
Robert also reminisced about how he used to live in the capital before he found fame.
He added: "I had the best time of my life. I only had a tiny apartment but there were always friends hanging around. Usually five or six people have been staying with me. It felt so wonderfully unconventional.
"That was the life I had always been dreaming of. A bit crazy but adequate for a young actor."
He also said being famous was disconcerting because no matter where he goes he is recognized.
Robert added to Germany's Gala magazine: "I love to travel and to learn from cities and their inhabitants. Nowadays I can go nowhere without having the feeling of being watched. I do not like this feeling."
