This is the telemovie that made me sit up and pay attention to Rob – I love this film

Screen Daily posted their 2020 #StarsofTomorrow and it reminded me of 2005 so I thought I’d bring this post from 8 May 2015 forward. Remember when it featured Robert Pattinson, Tom Sturridge, Eddie Redmayne, Natalie Dormer, David Oyelowo, Ruth Negga, Johnny Flynn, Dominic Cooper, Natalia Tena …. pretty spectacular company

Love seeing some vintage Rob. Wellington Films Facebook have shared this beauty. *waves to Tom & Eddie* 10 years ago today they say, wow where has that time gone to & how Rob’s career has soared 😀

Thanks to Libby for the heads up.

Updated:  And another shot from the same shoot from Wellington Films’ twitter

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Robert Pattinson featured in the behind the scenes video of The Devil All the Time

This BTS scene was recently shared by ETOnline, but here it has been spliced before the actual scene which gives us the before and after which is great to see.

Robert Pattinson #Tenet Box Office Updaes

UPDATED: 28 September 2020 – latest box office figures

28 September 2020 From BoxOffice Pro:

Warner Bros. checks in this morning with a report that Tenet is posting another strong weekend hold on the domestic and international fronts, adding $19.2 million globally this weekend. The worldwide haul now stands at $283.2 million.

After crossing $250 million last week, the film is pacing to top the $300 million threshold by next weekend.

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Christopher Nolan’s cerebral epic added $15.8 million this weekend from international play, bringing the overseas cume to $242 million.

Japan eased just 30 percent from its strong debut last weekend … France and Germany also delivered more staying power for Tenet, drawing a light 13 decline and 9 percent increase, respectively, for $1.4 million and $1.3 million frames. Nolan’s film stands at $18.0 million in France and $14.6 million in Germany. Holland (up 8 percent), Italy (down 17 percent), United Kingdom (down 21 percent), Korea (down 28 percent), and Australia (down 21 percent) round out the trend of strong holds this weekend.

China, the film’s top grossing market thus far, continues to see the title losing screens and market share as it dropped 71 percent to $1.6 million this weekend from 4,746 screens (down 38 percent from 7,670 last week). The Middle Kingdom has generated $64.3 million from Tenet to date.

Tenet still has 25 overseas markets yet to open.

As alluded to, IMAX remains a powerhouse for Tenet as the film added $2.2 million across the company network to reach $32 million in global box office from that film alone.

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Robert Pattinson featured on cover of Swiss Bilan LUXE Magazine

UPDATED: 27 September

Bilan has now shared the full image of the photo below taken by Gilles Toucas that we previously posted in July.

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More after the cut

Robert Pattinson & Director/Co-Writer Antonio Campos discuss acting, accents, inspirations, and the making of The Devil All The Time.