29 Jan 2024

For one week only Tenet is coming back to IMAX screens. Check out if you’re fortunate enough to have a screening in your home town – I know in Australia it’s only in Melbourne.

On February 23rd, for one week only, #TENET travels back to 70MM and @imax. Experience it on the biggest screen possible. Get tickets now! https://t.co/X7PbU4o9ug pic.twitter.com/z5DEOlerH0

— TENET (@TENETFilm) January 25, 2024

9 July 2023

Remember when it was rumoured Rob gifted Nolan a book on Oppenheimer’s speeches after they wrapped Tenet. Well here’s Christopher Nolan confirming that he did in fact receive the book as a gift from Rob and why Rob didn’t feature in his film “Oppenheimer” – “He was busy, he’s very much in demand these days”. Video starts at the spot where Nolan is asked about the book and why wasn’t Rob offered a role.

Full quote from Deadline:

“Yeah, Rob, off the back of Tenet, where we refer to Oppenheimer, and I had wrote a thing about this incredible moment that Oppenheimer and the scientist of the Manhattan Project had where they could not completely eliminate the possibility that when they triggered that first gadget, that first atomic device, they might start the chain reaction that would destroy the world,” Nolan said in an interview with journalist Tara Hitchcock.

Nolan continued, “We used that as a metaphor for Tenet, which Rob was in. As a wrap gift, he gave me a book of Oppenheimer‘s speeches from the 1950s, where you’re reading these great intellects trying to deal with the massive consequences of the way in which they’ve changed life forever, for all of us.”

25 January 2023

Here’s a new outtake from the Tenet Promo featured in EW Magazine.

Thanks @Monsieur_HJ

19 September 2020

We posted Marc Hom’s photos in June, but they were tagged. You know how much we love when they’re not.

Via @SallyVG

Robert Pattinson Nominated for Best Supporting Actor | Saturn Awards

UPDATE: 30 September 2021

Deadline has provided us with the date for the ceremony:

The 46th Annual Saturn Awards will take place at the L.A. Marriott Burbank Hotel on October 26, … This year’s show will be dedicated to the memory of Oscar-nominated actor Robert Forster (Jackie Brown, The Black Hole, Breaking Bad), along with all of the talented individuals who have lost their lives over the past year and a half.

You may recall that Robert Forster appeared as the Old Preacher in Damsel. More surprises are to be announced in the coming weeks – hope one of the surprises is Robs’ attendance. As usual, will update if more information comes to light about that.

5 March 2021: The 46th annual Saturn Awards unveiled nominations by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, the nonprofit that honors the year’s best in genre films, TV, home entertainment and theater and according to Deadline, Tenet received 9 nominations, one of which is for Rob for Best Supporting Actor. The other nominations are:

• Best Science Fiction release
• Best Actor (John David Washington)
• Best Film Director (Christopher Nolan)
• Best Screenplay (Christopher Nolan)
• Best Film Editing (Jennifer Lame)
• Best Film Production Design (Nathan Crowley)
• Best Film Composer (Ludwig Goransson)
• Best Film Visual/Special Effects (Andrew Jackson, Andrew Lockley, Scott Fisher, Mike Chambers)

Organisers are planning an awards ceremony later this year. I will update as soon as I know when.

I don’t think I posted any of this after DNEG won the Oscar for best special effects. Below is a snippet where Andrew Jackson of DNEG talks about Rob’s scene with the plane (you might even catch of some BTS Rob). If you are interested about the special effects you should head over and watch the full interview at BBC’s website.

You can also read this interview with Esquire

Four of Rob’s films have been nominated for the 2021 Golden Trailer Awards. According to The Hollywood Reporter, these awards recognise the best in TV and film marketing. As a result of COVID-19, “content that was created between April 2019 and April 2021 from studios, independent films and foreign films were eligible to enter the 21st annual awards.”

BEST TEASER
Antlers, “Escape”, Searchlight Pictures, Buddha Jones
Cruella, “Roar/Sorry”, Disney, Seismic Productions
Death on the Nile Teaser, 20th Century Studios, MOCEAN
Dune, , Warner Bros., Wild Card
JoJo Rabbit Teaser, Searchlight Pictures, Motive
The Batman, “Justice”, Warner Bros, Statement Advertising
Top Gun: Maverick, “Service”, Paramount Pictures, AV Squad

BEST MOTION/TITLE GRAPHICS
1917, Universal Pictures, Motive
Judy & Punch Trailer, Picturehouse Entertainment, Zealot UK
Parasite, “Plan”, Neon, ZEALOT
The Batman: Justice Trailer Title Animation, Warner Bros., Devastudios, Inc.
The Invisible Man, Universal Pictures, Devastudios, Inc.

BEST SOUND EDITING
1917, Universal Pictures, Motive
Home Sweet Home, 20K MILES, Nurostar
Monster Hunter: Humanity, Screen Gems, Create Advertising Group
The Batman, “Justice”, Warner Bros, Statement Advertising
Welcome to the Blumhouse, “Twisted”, Prime Video, Tiny Hero

BEST ACTION POSTER
1917 Teaser Poster, Universal, Concept Arts
Tenet, IMAX Art, Warner Bros., Leroy & Rose
Without Remorse, “Payoff”, Amazon Studios, Concept Arts
Zack Snyder’s Justice League Key Art, HBO Max, Gravillis

BEST ACTION/THRILLER TRAILERBYTE FOR A FEATURE FILM
1917 Time Byte, Universal Pictures, Motive
Joker, “Power Run”, Warner Bros., Pool Party Creative
Mulan :06 Bumpers, DISNEY, REVOLVE AGENCY
Project Power, Netflix, ZEALOT
Tenet, Explosive Wait, Warner Bros., Trailer Park Group

MOST ORIGINAL POSTER
Bloodsuckers A Marxist Vampire Comedy, AMBI MEDIA, Good Hands
Borat Subsequent Movie Film, Maskini, Amazon Studios, Concept Arts
Synchronic, Key Art, Well Go USA Entertainment, The Refinery
The Devil All the Time, NETFLIX, JUMP CUT

BEST COMEDY / DRAMA TRAILERBYTE FOR A FEATURE FILM
6 Underground, NOW PLAYING Digital, Netflix, Monster Creative
Bad Boys for Life, “Get Ticket”, Sony Pictures Entertainment, GrandSon
Jojo Rabbit, Fairy Tales with Shitler, Searchlight Pictures, Motive, Chen Liang
Jumanji: The Next Level, Street Fight, Sony, Ignition Creative
The Lighthouse, “Emoji” Digital, A24, AV Squad

“The winning films and TV shows are selected by a jury of directors, producers, actors, writers, executives and advertising creatives. Among the 2019 judges were producer Richard Suckle (Wonder Woman), writer-director Sam Esmail (Mr. Robot, Homecoming), producer Anthony Bregman (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind), director Hugh Welchmann (Loving Vincent), advertising executive Thomas Benski, film industry veteran David Dinerstein and cinematographer Dion Beebe.

The 21st annual ceremony will take place at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center in Greeneville, Tennessee on Thursday, July 22. A stream of the hybrid event will become available at 7 p.m. PT”

Click on the link above to read the full article.