Almost twenty years after the release of the first film TwilightRobert Pattinson continues to make fun of spectators who always make this reproach to him about the famous cinematographic saga.
A few years after becoming known to the general public thanks to Harry PotterRobert Pattinson found himself at the head of another famous cinematographic saga: Twilight. Available in full on Prime Videothe series of fantastic films is an opportunity for the most nostalgic to (re)see the first steps of the British actor in the shoes of the seductive Edward Cullen. If spectators quickly fell in love with the couple formed by Bella Swan and Edward Cullen, others, however, still criticize Suki Waterhouse’s companion for having participated in the saga which grossed more than three billion dollars worldwide. box office.
“Are you stuck on this shit?” : Robert Pattinson is fed up with people always making the same criticism about Twilight
As part of the promotion of his film Mickey 17Robert Pattinson gave an interview to the magazine GQ. The opportunity for him to make fun of this reflection that certain spectators still make about Twilight while the first feature film was released more than fifteen years ago. “I love it when people keep telling me: ‘Man, Twilight ruined the vampire movie genre!’ Are you still stuck on this shit? How can you be sad about something that happened almost twenty years ago? It’s crazy.” And yet, Robert Pattinson explained to the magazine GQ in 2022 that he wanted to make the film “as artistic as possible.” But the British actor found himself back against the wall when “the studio was afraid of making things a little too emotional”. “I thought it was the only way to do it. I spent so much time on set, furious…I couldn’t believe the way I behaved half the time.”confided the one that the producers did not find attractive enough to play Edward Cullen.
-The Batman, Tenet… Robert Pattinson has built a brilliant career far from the saga Twilight
Despite criticism of the saga TwilightRobert Pattinson managed to shed his image of the handsome and young vampire by starring in films directed by recognized filmmakers. The British actor was directed by David Cronenberg, David Michôd, James Gray, Claire Denis, the Safdie brothers, Bong Joon-ho and even by Christopher Nolan, whom he will soon reunite for the filming of the epic The Odyssey. His career took another turn when he was cast as Batman in Matt Reeves’ film, The Batman.
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