Pattinson's Pick: The "Criminally Underseen" Film He Admires!
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Robert Pattinson, known for his roles in both arthouse cinema and blockbuster franchises like Twilight and The Batman, has consistently demonstrated his versatility as an actor. He's collaborated with acclaimed directors such as Lynne Ramsay, Robert Eggers, and Bong Joon-ho, building a filmography as unique as his own persona.
Pattinson's Arthouse Inspiration: Tilda Swinton
Pattinson has cited Tilda Swinton as a major influence, specifically praising her performance in the 2008 film Julia, which he describes as "criminally underseen." Swinton, a queen of arthouse cinema, is known for her fearless approach to filmmaking and collaborations with directors from around the globe.
Julia tells the story of an alcoholic woman whose life spirals out of control after losing her job. This dark and intense role showcases Swinton's talent for portraying complex and flawed characters, a quality that seems to have resonated deeply with Pattinson.
Sandman Finale: Batman Cameo Considered?
In other news, Allan Heinberg, the showrunner for Netflix's The Sandman, recently revealed that a Batman cameo was briefly discussed for the show's finale. Heinberg mentioned, "We talked about, 'Does Robert Pattinson want to come to the funeral?' Briefly, we did discuss that, but only briefly." While the cameo didn't materialize, the idea highlights the show's connection to the broader DC universe.
Superman References Abound
Heinberg also addressed the numerous Superman references in The Sandman, particularly in the bonus episode Death: The High Cost of Living. He expressed hope that James Gunn, the head of DC Studios, watches the show. These references underscore the interconnectedness of the DC universe and the showrunner's desire to incorporate elements from the comics.