This was a nice Monday surprise! We have our first look at Rob as preacher Preston Teagardin in Antonio Campos’ “The Devil All The Time”, exclusively from Entertainment Weekly. A short excerpt regarding Rob’s character:
“Rob prepared a bunch of ideas and you don’t know what you’re going to get but it’s all interesting,” says Campos. “The character coming to life — I saw that in front of me when we were on set.”
You can find the untagged and UHQ at Pattinson Photos
Netflix adds new description for The Devil All The Time
Netflix has updated the description for The Devil All the Time preparing for the upcoming release on 16 September 2020. Still less than 2 months out and we’re waiting for a trailer, a poster – anything really that is an official photo of the characters. Surely we should be seeing something in the next few weeks.
Netflix confirms Robert Pattinson #TheDevilAlltheTime releasing 16 September 2020
We’ve been waiting for some time to hear this news – can’t wait to see Rob’s portrayal as Preston Teagardin. Now we just need an official trailer and/or promo photos.
Film News for Robert Pattinson The Devil All the Time
Antonio Campos confirms that the trailer for The Devil All the Time is currently being finalised and that the film will be released on Netflix in the Fall (or Spring for those of us in the Southern Hemisphere)
Eliza Scanlen & Peter Sarsgaard talk Robert Pattinson
In a recent interview with Eliza Scanlen, Charles Bramesco for Decider cheekily asked about #TheDevilAlltheTime. This is what Eliza had to say:
I’m curious about Antonio Campos’ new movie The Devil All the Time, in which you’re part of a large ensemble cast. I’ve heard it’s episodic — who’d you share your scenes with, and can you tell us anything about them?
I worked predominantly with Rob Pattinson and Tom Holland. In the film, I play the orphaned sister of Arvin, that’s Tom. My character falls in love with the new preacher in town, who’s played by Rob. I think that’s about all I ought to say, though that’s plenty.
Thanks @Monsieur_HJ for heads up
Meanwhile, Peter Saarsgard had this to say to Brian Davids from The Hollywood Reporter about Rob:
From what he’s seen of Robert Pattinson’s take on Batman, Sarsgaard is beyond impressed.
“He looks amazing. I have to say, he really, really does,” Sarsgaard shares. “The work he was doing was really cool. I really dug his Batman, and I can’t wait to see it [on-screen]. I think he’s a very interesting actor, and… I loved him in the Safdie brothers movie [Good Time] that he did. And I actually really liked this one he just did… the comedy movie with Willem Dafoe. The Lighthouse. He’s just an interesting, interesting actor.”
Robert Pattinson The Devil All the Time Releasing later this year
As we have previously posted, rumours surfaced earlier this year that The Devil All the Time may premiere at Cannes and have a 15 May 2020 release on Netflix. As we fast approach 15 May 2020, it is obvious that that release date will not eventuate. Netflix are yet to release a trailer for the film. According to a recent interview with one of Rob’s costars, Jason Collett, who portrays Gary Matthew Bryson, in 5 Things To Do Today:
Breakout movie star Jason Collett will be appearing in the upcoming star-packed gothic noir drama THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME opposite Tom Holland, Haley Bennett, Robert Pattison, Bill Skarsgård, Jason Clarke and Riley Keough, written and directed by Antonio Campos (THE SINNER), premiering on Netflix later this year [My emphasis].
COVID-19 has caused a large number of release dates to be delayed. It may make more sense to release the film in the latter part of the year. Remember some countries will also have a “limited theatrical release“. According to Netflix Life:
It has long been anticipated that The Devil All the Time would arrive on Netflix in mid-May with a May 15 premiere date attached to the film. However, the long-speculated release date for the film was disproved when it was missing from Netflix’s list of May 2020 releases.
Unless Netflix plans on announcing the film’s arrival in a solo announcement, a move that is unlikely, it seems likely we’ll have to wait until at least summer or possibly even fall before the film arrives. One factor in the decision not to release the film on May 15 could be Netflix’s acquisition of the Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani led comedy The Lovebirds, which was originally slated to hit theaters but moved to Netflix due to ongoing theater closures.
The Lovebirds is going to be a huge release for Netflix, as is The Devil All the Time so it makes sense that Netflix would want to put some space between the two films. With the fate of this summer’s movie slate still in flux, Netflix dropping The Devil All the Time during the summer seems to be a likely option given its all-star cast and global appeal.
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