Robert Pattinson Begged Suki Waterhouse for Help with Latest Role

Robert Pattinson, 38, took on a challenging role in his latest film, playing a man desperate to escape loan sharks by becoming an “expendable” crew member on a mission to colonize other planets. In the film, titled “The Clone Chronicles,” Pattinson’s character is cloned with his memories intact every time he dies, resulting in him playing 17 different versions of the same character.

When asked about the role, the actor expressed his excitement about working with director Bong Joon-ho, stating that he had always admired his work. Pattinson shared that he drew inspiration for his character, Mickey, from a poorly behaved dog he once had. He likened Mickey’s behavior to that of his dog, who never seemed to learn from its mistakes despite repeated attempts to train it.

Pattinson revealed that he had a specific idea in mind for Mickey’s voice from the moment he read the script. However, after receiving feedback from both his girlfriend and director Bong Joon-ho, he made some adjustments to the character’s voice, ultimately finding a balance that worked for the film.

“The Clone Chronicles” explores themes of redemption and growth as Mickey goes through multiple cycles of life and death before finally learning his lesson. Pattinson’s portrayal of the character showcases his versatility as an actor and his dedication to bringing complex characters to life on screen.

Overall, Pattinson’s collaboration with Bong Joon-ho and his commitment to embodying the character of Mickey have resulted in a compelling and thought-provoking performance that is sure to captivate audiences.