Robert Pattinson reflected with irony about criticism of ‘Twilight’, a franchise where he played the protagonist Edward Cullen
It’s been more than ten years since the end of the “Twilight” saga, but the shadow of vampire Edward Cullen still hangs over Robert Pattinson. The actor, who became one of the most recognizable figures in pop cinema by playing the charming vampire, is still remembered for the role that, for many, defined his career.
The saga’s last film was released in 2012, but the debate about the franchise does not seem to want to disappear. Recently, Pattinson He commented with a touch of irony about criticism of “Twilight,” especially those who accuse the film of “ruined” the genre of vampire movies.
In an interview with GQ Spain, the actor has scared of criticism with a relaxed tone, showing that, for him, the reviews are noise, especially considering the saga’s lasting impact on pop culture.
“I love that people continue to tell me ‘man, twilight ruined the vampire movies.’ And I answer ‘Are you still stuck in this drug?’ How can you be sad for something that happened almost 20? Pattinson.
Although “Twilight” has divided opinions, there is no denying that the movie was a milestone in the actor’s career. After interpreting the vampire next to Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, Nikki Reed, Dakota Fanning and Bryce Dallas HowardHe also ventured into bold roles in films such as “The Lighthouse”, “Tenet” in the “Harry Potter” saga as Cedric Diggory, and of course put on Batman’s cover in the hero’s recent productions. Now he prepares to star in “Mickey 17”.
About ‘Mickey 17’
The latest science fiction directed by BONG JOON-HO, Oscar winner with ‘Parasite’, is an adaptation of the book of Edward Ashtonwhich takes the same. Robert It will live the astronaut Mickey, who is part of a colonization space program and is always facing dangerous missions, which, if he dies, occurs a cloning of his body, so much of his memories are recovered. However, after dying six times, the astronaut begins to understand why his position has never been occupied by anyone before.
The plot cast still includes Steve Yeun, Mark Ruffalo and Toni Collette. ‘Mickey 17’ debut on March 6 in Brazilian theaters.
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Source: Recreio
