John David Washington talks Robert Pattinson during Tenet promo

UPDATED: 10 Sept – video below – previous videos after the cut

“It was love at first sight” JDW on the bromance with Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson The Devil All the Time Preview Screenings in Landmark Cinemas (USA)

Antonio Campos is pleased and surprised that Landmark Theatres (that are open) will be screening The Devil All the Time from this Friday 11 September. Below is an extract from Antonio’s Filmmaker Letter (see image above):

We always knew that the film was to live on Netflix and were excited for the kind of immediate global reach the film would have because of that. But we always dreamed that people would also have the chance to experience the film on a big screen. The film was shot on 35mm in a wide 2.40 aspect ratio, with every frame designed to celebrate its subject whether that be the small, lonely church in the middle of a field at twilight or an extreme close up on Reverend Teagarden’s face (played by Robert Pattinson) swishing the juices of Emma Russell’s chicken livers around in his mouth.

And it’s not only the image that benefits from the theatrical experience. It’s also the sound. The film’s sweeping score, the wonderful soundtrack made up of gospel, country and pop, and finally the raspy, vinegar-filled narration provided by the author of the novel himself, Donald Ray Pollock, played loud on the theatre’s speakers will envelope you from start to finish.

Imagine being able to appreciate Rob’s face up close in all its 35mm glory *swoons*

Oksana Nedavniaya Shares Costume Illustrations for Robert Pattinson’s “Neil” in Tenet

Oksana Nedavniaya shared some of her costume illustrations for Tenet. I’ve shared the ones for Rob above but you can check them all out on her IG post below.

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Some of the costume illustrations I did for Jeffrey Kurland on Tenet #tenet #tenetmovie #costumedesign #costumeillustration #nowintheatres #robertpattinson #johndavidwashington #elizabethdebicki @tenetfilm

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Thanks @Monsieur_HJ for heads up

New photo of Robert Pattinson as Neil in Tenet

IMDbPro uploaded this new promo photo of Robert Pattinson as Neil in Tenet.

Robert Pattinson one of the 5 best things about Tenet

Looper take a look at the 5 best and worst things about Tenet. Of course, without any bias here, one of the 5 best is Robert Pattinson. Here’s what Looper had to say:

Most of Christopher Nolan’s films are heavily star-studded and he, like many other directors, has a list of favorite actors to fall back on when starting pre-production on a new project. We can only hope Robert Pattinson gets added to Nolan’s first-look list, because he rules in this movie. 

Pattinson’s character, Neil, has a particularly difficult part to play in this film, as he has an entire friendship with the Protagonist (John David Washington) and the knowledge that comes with it that he has to keep concealed from his friend at all times — at least, until the Protagonist figures it out for himself. Pattinson maintains that façade with ease and artistry, but throws in little bits of emotion here and there to portray Neil’s inner conflict as he tries to repress his natural inclination to be the Protagonist’s friend in their more casual conversations. It all helps the audience to understand that relationship in its totality later on.

He’s a little goofy and fun, too — sometimes appearing in scenes with a loose tie and rumpled appearance when he doesn’t need to be putting on airs for anybody, or aiming for humor and charmingly missing the mark. It adds a much-appreciated chaotic energy to the film, bucking Nolan’s tendency to write rather emotionally sterile characters for twisty narratives that use people like pieces in a sophisticated game.

To read the rest of Looper’s best and worst click the link above, but be wary not to read following recommended articles as they contain ****MAJOR SPOILERS****

Robert Pattinson as Officer Mandel in Waiting for the Barbarians

Updated: 9 September 2020 new still below