Taran Tactical Innovations Shares Photo with Robert Pattinson

Rob photographed with Taran Tactical Innovations – who trained Rob, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and JDW for Tenet. You just know there’s footage of Rob somewhere

Vote for Robert Pattinson as Favourite Actor and Favourite Movie(s) of 2020 @ Just Jared Fan Awards

You have until 10am ET on 30 December 2020 in which to vote for Rob as your favourite actor of 2020 or Tenet and/or The Devil All the Time as your favourite film at the Just Jared Fan Awards. At the time of posting, Rob was coming in at No. 3 behind Sam Heughan and Dylan O’Brien with 15.5% of votes. Vote for Rob as your favourite actor HERE (no limit on how many times you can vote).

As the moment Tenet is leading Favourite Movie with 23.12% of votes. The Devil All the Time is currently at no. 6 with 4.74% of votes. Vote HERE for both films.

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Christopher Nolan Talks Robert Pattinson Driving Skills & Bungee Jumping in Tenet

With the release of Tenet on DVD/Bluray/4K in the US, Christopher Nolan talks with USA Today. Below is the excerpt concerning comments about Rob:

Question: So how did you tell John David Washington and Robert Pattinson that they’d actually be bungee-jumping onto a tall Mumbai building?

Christopher Nolan: I left that to George Cottle, our stunt coordinator, who came up with the idea of actually bungee jumping up the building, which was pretty spectacular, and I added it to the script. He said to them, “We want you to do the first half of this yourselves and actually launch you into the air over the street.” They trusted him to find a way to do that and I think they actually had fun at the end of the day.

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Q: Robert Pattinson is so believably self-deprecating about his driving. How was he behind the wheel, really?

Nolan: Rob was assessed by the stunt teams as a talented driver. We were able to get him do a lot of his closeups using a mounted camera. So he and John David would be in the car with cameras mounted on the side. We were also able to achieve a number of shots with different techniques in the sequence, but there are a couple of really hair-raising shots where Rob’s in the driver’s seat. What’s actually happening is there’s a stunt driver behind his head – facing the other way. And the entire shot is filmed in reverse. We’re able to get the camera right in on him as the driver, even though he’s actually the passenger, moving backwards.

Click on the link above to read the full interview.

Christopher Nolan Narrates An Action Scene from “Tenet” | The NY Times

Watch and listen to Christopher Nolan break down the Mumbai action scene featuring Rob and JDW.

BTS Rehearsal Footage of Robert Pattinson | “Tenet”

Rob doing fight training for Tenet was footage I didn’t realise I needed. Thanks pattinsongifs.

Christopher Nolan Talks Robert Pattinson, Tenet & Possible Sequel with ET

If you were on social media today you may have seen Christopher Nolan’s reaction to Warner Bros release their 2021 films simultaneously in cinema and on demand. ET took the opportunity to speak with both Nolan and John David Washington via Zoom whilst there appear to be doing a mini junket for the LA release. In the interview Christopher Nolan mentioned Rob and quite possibly did not close the door on a sequel to Tenet. Here’s what he had to say, but be warned if you have not seen the film it contains ***SPOILERS*** so stop reading.

Soon, everyone who wants to will be able to see Tenet — some for the first time, some on repeat watch. This is a movie that really calls for repeat viewings to fully take everything in. Do you have a message for those viewers diving back in, a piece of rewatch advice or something they should focus on this time?

… With Rob, there’s a lot of layers to what he’s doing that if you watch it again, you see a very different performance the second time, which is really fun. I love working on films where if you’re interested to watch it again, there’s something else to be found there.

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In the end, Neil tells the Protagonist he is only halfway through his story. Conceivably, there is more to explore in this world. Is there more you want to tell? Or is this Tenet chapter closed for you?

Nolan: The only honest answer to that is that every film I’ve done, you try to put everything you can into the one movie, but you like to create a world that lives on in the mind of the audience, lives on in my mind, all the rest. Sometimes you’re drawn to revisiting that, sometimes you’re not. A lot of it is to do with the audience response. It’s up to the audience to tell us what they make of it and what they’re interested in. I mean, certainly the possibilities are there.

Thanks @Pattinsongifs for the gif!

To read the full interview click on the link above.