Robert Pattinson has just stolen the spotlight once again – this time as the dastardly Antinous in Christopher Nolan's epic 'The Odyssey'. Critics are already abuzz with excitement, praising Pattinson's chameleon-like performance as a masterclass in manipulation and deceit. With its estimated $250 million price tag, this blockbuster is undoubtedly a strong contender for the 2027 Best Picture Oscar – and it seems Pattinson's supporting role has sealed his spot in the running.
Before the official review embargo lifts next Wednesday, sneak peeks from US critic Erik Davis have left fans salivating with anticipation. "He absolutely stole the show for me," Davis gushed, highlighting Antinous' cunning charm that leaves viewers hooked. It's clear Pattinson is a force to be reckoned with in Hollywood, having carved out an impressive niche as a bold and daring actor since his breakout role in 'Twilight'.
But here's the kicker: when asked about drawing parallels between 'The Odyssey' and his past work, Pattinson couldn't resist a cheeky wink. "What The Odyssey is all about – Penelope just can't make up her mind between the two blokes," he quipped, likening Antinous to Jacob from the 'Twilight Saga'. "I'm just trying to help her make a decision. It's like, 'Look, love, he's dead! Get over it'." The world premiere crowd erupted in laughter – and we're not surprised why.
From his early days as Cedric Diggory in the 'Harry Potter' series to catapulting into global superstardom as Edward Cullen in the 'Twilight' franchise, Pattinson's career trajectory has been nothing short of remarkable. Now at 40, he's left his teen idol image behind and forged a new path with critically acclaimed directors – and it seems 'The Odyssey' is set to cement his status as a bonafide Hollywood A-lister.
So, mark your calendars: this sweeping epic is undoubtedly on its way to a major theatrical release in the UK. With its A-list cast and $250 million price tag, we can't wait to see 'The Odyssey' on the big screen – and Pattinson's star-studded performance will be at the forefront of it all.