Robert Pattinson lied to Tenet director about The Batman audition

Coleen Rooney has revealed that her hubby Wayne Rooney was a "charmer" when they first met - but it seems she didn't always fancy the footballer.In fact, the former England soccer star had to keep asking her out dates before he finally won her over.The mum-of-four, 35, opened up about her relationship with Wayne in the new Amazon Prime documentary - Rooney.In the documentary, Coleen said Wayne was "full of confidence" and "always up to something", hinting the athlete was rather mischievous as a youngster.The pair met at secondary school, and used to live so close to each other in the suburbs of Liverpool that she could hear the sports star's mum shouting his name in the street.Describing Wayne, she said: "Cheeky, full of confidence, always up to something. "I always remember he used to hang around by where I lived and every now and again you’d get his mum shouting up and down the street, ‘Wayne!'"Coleen also explained how close she is with the Rooney cohort too, given their families grew up together.She went on: "I am best friends with Wayne’s cousin Claire.

Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli's controversial red card against Wolves. The 20-year-old forward received the first red card of his career after Michael Oliver showed him two yellows in quick succession.Martinelli pushed Daniel Podence as he took a throw-in and then barged into the back of Chiquinho moments later to commit a second bookable offence which saw him sent off. Oliver's decision to give the Brazilian ace his marching orders sparked debate on social media - and BT Sport pundits Keown and Lescott couldn't agree on the matter either.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticAs the first film from the director of “Amélie” in nearly a decade, “Bigbug” is kind of a big deal. Sadly, it’s also a big disappointment — easily the most obnoxious Netflix original in some time, owing to the company’s trust in a director whose overactive imagination demands some kind of boundaries.At precisely the moment pandemic-confined audiences want to get out and breathe fresh air, Jean-Pierre Jeunet gives them a suffocating scenario in which a squabbling French family is trapped in their retro-modern home with several android assistants.

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He might not be a household name yet, at least in terms of where mainstream filmmaking and fandom is concerned, but writer/director Antonio Campos has been slowly building an impressive body of auteur-driven work that has dazzled the arthouse for years (2012’s deeply underrated “Simon Killer” and 2017’s “Christine” starring Rebecca Hall). Hollywood has taken notice, his next film “The Devil All the Time” is a scorcher coming to Netflix in September, and one of our most anticipated films of the year.

Eli Countryman Netflix has released the first trailer for “The Devil All the Time,” a film starring Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson set to premiere Sept. 16.The gothic thriller also stars Bill Skarsgard, Sebastian Stan, Riley Keough, Mia Wasikowska, Jason Clarke, Haley Bennett, Eliza Scanlen, Harry Melling and Pokey LaFarge.

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Christopher Nolan‘s “Tenet” remains one of the most anticipated films of the year. Nevermind the delays.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAustralian audiences may be among the first in the world getting to see Christopher Nolan’s much anticipated blockbuster “Tenet.”Warner-affiliated distributor Village Roadshow has confirmed that paid preview screenings of “Tenet” will go ahead in all but one state during the weekend of Saturday Aug. 22 and Sunday Aug.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterUK cinemas have officially begun selling tickets for Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, as of midnight today local time.The movie is being heralded as the saviour of the big screen and exhibitors have nervously been monitoring the situation following several dates shifts which have seen it move later and later in the summer as the pandemic continues to disrupt the entire film ecosystem.However, Warner looks to have settled on an international-led roll out commencing August 26 in select territories including the UK.Vue, the country’s third-largest exhibitor, has confirmed that it will re-open all of its UK real estate in time for the Nolan movie.

Robert Pattinson revealed that he had to lie to his “Tenet” director, Christopher Nolan, about leaving work to audition for Matt Reeves' “Batman” movie. It was announced in 2019 that the “Twilight” actor would be the next person to portray comic book character Bruce Wayne after Ben Affleck hung up the cowl following the release of “Justice League” and Christian Bale’s run in the “Dark Knight” franchise – helmed by Nolan – ended in 2012.

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Robert Pattinson was put in an awkward position when he had to lie to his Tenet director about a 'family emergency' so he could audition for Batman.The 34-year-old actor was promoting Tenet, which will debut in select cities September 3 after having its summer release delayed numerous times thanks to COVID-19, in a new interview with The Irish Timeswhen he made the revelation.While the actor tried to disguise leaving production as a family emergency, Nolan knew right away why his star wanted some time off.

The Batman, revealed that her father wanted to star as the caped crusader and that she was the one who had to break the news that Robert Pattinson was given the role.“Sometimes I’ll be working on a film that he’s desperate to have a part in. I have to keep him at bay,” she told The Sunday Times.

Without a doubt, Christopher Nolan’s new film, “Tenet,” looks like it’s going to be one of the most visually stunning films of the year. Granted, the year has been largely without any major studio films due to the pandemic, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that “Tenet” looks like it will have some pretty incredible action and spectacle.

Robert Pattinson has a jam-packed line up of big-ticket movies with Tenet and The Batman. In Tenet, he works with Christopher Nolan for the very first time and stars alongside John David Washington.

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Robert Pattinson opened up in a brand new interview about how he juggled his screen tests for The Batman, while filming Tenet at the exact same time.

Robert Pattinson lied to Christopher Nolan about his audition for The Batman, the actor has revealed.The star will play the titular superhero in Matt Reeves’ upcoming DC movie and is also set to appear in Nolan’s Tenet later this month.Pattinson was filming Tenet when he had to go to a screen test for The Batman, but had to keep the fact he was trying out for the role a secret. “It’s funny because Chris is so secretive about everything to do with his movies,” he told the Irish Times.

Nothing was going to get in Robert Pattinson’s way of auditioning for “Batman”, including filming “Tenet”.

Superhero movies, as you’d probably guess, are incredibly secretive, but so is Christopher Nolan. Turns out, the man who directed “The Prestige” also knows a thing or two about secrets and tricks.