Robert Pattinson's Experience Filming 'Mickey 17' and Collaboration with Bong Joon Ho
Robert Pattinson talks about his accident-prone nature while filming 'The Drama' and 'The Batman'. He stars in Bong Joon Ho's movie 'Mickey 17' as a character who repeatedly dies and is reprinted. The film explores themes of self-worth and the cheapening of life and art. Bong Joon Ho's success in the film industry is highlighted, especially with his acclaimed film 'Parasite'.
Key Points
- Robert Pattinson discusses his accident-prone nature and experiences on set
- Bong Joon Ho's 'Mickey 17' explores themes of self-worth and the cheapening of life and art
- The film uses innovative technology to portray the lead actor in dual roles
Pros
- Opportunity to work with acclaimed director Bong Joon Ho
- Exploration of unique and thought-provoking themes in the film
- Creative use of technology to portray lead actor playing dual roles
Cons
- Challenges faced by the lead actor in physically demanding scenes
- Potential risk of the film not meeting audience expectations due to industry challenges