Screen Rant breaks down the second #Tenet Movie Trailer featuring a lot more Robert Pattinson

With the release of the second trailer for Tenet we see a lot more of Rob’s character. Below are a few excerpts relating to Rob from Screen Rant’s break down (click on the link to read the full article):

Tenet’s latest trailer provides more insight into figures introduced in the December footage. Washington is evidently a fresh recruit into this shadowy, time-bending organization, but he’s also shown explaining how the trick works to Pattinson’s character. Either both men are relatively fresh to the world of Tenet, or there’s some kind of time reversal at play, with Washington simultaneously a trainee and a mentor. We learn that Washington’s character isn’t the stereotypical reckless secret agent with a death wish; he’s planning on dying peacefully as an old man. Pattinson has more lines in this trailer, and he comes across as a well-spoken upper-class Brit in the traditional Bond mold.

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Robert Pattinson Plays… Christopher Nolan?!

Christopher Nolan’s films have previously included characters that partially resembled or mirrored the director himself in some way. In Inception, for instance, Leonardo DiCaprio’s Cobb is confirmed to be have some qualities of Nolan’s, and many of the cast represent an aspect of filmmaking, with Cobb’s role in the dream heist plot akin to that of a movie’s director. It appears that Robert Pattinson’s figure could perform a similar function in Tenet, and this is especially clear when the character begins describing a dramatic plane crash sequence. Interestingly, Nolan has the good taste to ensure he’s always represented by the best-looking of actors.

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The second new action scene teased is of Washington and Pattinson jumping from a great height. This doesn’t appear to be an Inversion, so the pair might just be hoping the tents below will cushion their fall. Furthermore, Pattinson’s character suggests crashing a plane along the ground in dramatic fashion, and the trailer gives a brief glimpse of this biblical, explosive sequence.

Robert Pattinson interviewed by Nicholas Barber for Wonderland Magazine in 2006

It’s great to see Rob hasn’t changed … and I doubt he ever will. Interesting whether we will ever see one of Rob’s scripts and also that it has always been about the script for him.

Photo of Rob above is from Collectormania 9 on 29 April 2006

Robert Pattinson The Batman is next evolution of classic characters according to Jeffrey Wright

Jeffrey Wright who, as you know, is portraying Commissioner Gordon in Matt Reeves The Batman recently revealed some interesting tidbits about the film in an interview with SiriusXM’s The Jess Cagle Show. From The Hollywood Reporter:

“My take is — the way I explain what we’re doing is, like with any film, we’re working together to create a mood, to create an idea, a setting, a tone,” Wright said. “This is the next evolution since 1939 when these stories began.”

Added Wright, “This is the next evolution of Gotham. So I am working off the stage [director] Matt [Reeves] is providing and also working off what [star] Robert [Pattinson] is doing. We are trying to create something together that is our own, but is also Batman.” 

The Westworld star said the best example he could point to for what he was trying to explain was the new Batmobile. 

“I read the script for the Batmobile and I was like, ‘Yeah, that’s it,'” he said. “[Bruce Wayne] created the most badass muscle car you could imagine, but it’s grounded in Gotham. It’s grounded in Americana.

The Batman filming is currently on hiatus due to COVID-19, but is scheduled for release on 1 October 2021. Stay up to date with our The Batman Film Page.

New Robert Pattinson Tenet Trailer Coming

We’ve been waiting a long time, but a new TENET trailer is coming tomorrow. TV Spots were aired in the US on FOX, CNN & MTV tonight confirming this news.

UPDATED: 22 May 2020 – Trailer dropping today at 8PM ET which should be 10.00am AEST – stay tuned!

If you don’t play Fortnite – watch below

Robert Pattinson as Officer Mandel

Screen Daily and Deadline both reported that Samuel Goldwyn Films have bought the North American rights for Waiting for the Barbarians and will release on digital platforms on 7 August 2020. From the press release :

WAITING FOR THE BARBARIANS is filled with powerful and moving performances from Mark, Johnny, Robert, and Gana. The cinematography is beautiful and director Ciro Guerra creates a world that forces us to look deeper into ourselves and ask, “What would I do?”. Samuel Goldwyn Films is proud to bring this film to audiences,” says Peter Goldwyn of Samuel Goldwyn Films.

Thanks Sallyvg for heads up about still.

Robert Pattinson is garnering support as The Batman

With the release of Rob’s interview with GQ came a lot of attention about Rob not working out nor taking the role seriously – you know the usual backlash when people don’t really understand Rob. Personally I preferred to focus on Rob’s comments about how he is hoping to leave his mark on such an iconic role. With the possibility that filming will shortly recommence once appropriate plans are in place a few others decided to weigh in (no pun intended) in support of Rob. Here’s what they had to say:

Travis Bean from Forbes “Robert Pattinson Is Proving Why He’s The Perfect Choice For Batman”

“And then I was thinking,” he told GQ after he recounted all of the past performances of Batman, “it’s fun when more and more ground has been covered. Like, where is the gap? You’ve seen this sort of lighter version, you’ve seen a kind of jaded version, a kind of more animalistic version. And the puzzle of it becomes quite satisfying, to think: Where’s my opening? And also, do I have anything inside me which would work if I could do it?”

Because of this mentality, I think Pattinson will bring a brand new atmosphere to the Batman character—an energy that might not please fans of the comic books, but will please the 90% of moviegoers who don’t really care for the comics. Pattinson’s approach is very cinematic and cooperative, as he works closely with noted director after noted director to find his niche. And it seems he and The Batman director Matt Reeves have some interesting things in store for their version of the superhero.

As you might have read, Pattinson has refused to work out for his role as Batman. Even a detail as small as that should be excitedly praise, as it shows he’s taking a calculatedly mental approach to the performance. And I think that attitude will pay off once The Batman hits theaters in a post-coronavirus-pandemic world (whenever that is).