Robert Pattinson participated in a GQ video interview with his director “Mickey 17” Bong Joon Ho and revealed that he became “very sensitive” to horror movies as an adult. The actor was recently asked to watch a horror movie before interviewing a director for a new project, and led to Pattinson’s sleep with knives because he was afraid of the home invasion.
“I used to see a lot of dark things when I was younger and thinking,” Yes, this is great. “Now, I am very sensitive,” Pattinson said. “It’s strange, you think it will happen in the other direction. As you get older, you become less fearful of these (films). I can’t watch horror movies anymore.”
Pong John’s speculation is that Pattinson’s new terrorist resistance might be “because you have become a father.” Pattinson gave birth to his first child with his colleague, actor Suki Waterhouse in March 2024. However, Pattinson told his director that his horror movie fears “that happened before that.”
“I felt very fear (recently),” Pattinson said. “I had to hold a meeting with the director, and did this horror movie, and watched it, and I was thinking that someone was storming my house. Thus I was sitting on my sofa with kitchen knives waiting for a person to arrive. Then I grew with them mainly in my neck on the sofa. Maybe the squirrel was.”
Pattinson did not mention the horror movie or its director, although it might be a “smile” of Parker Vin as a movie actor and director who are now cooperating to reproduce the famous Andzzings horror movie, “possession”. The Finnish operates the new version, and Pattinson produces it with an ICKI Eneo Arlo production banner. It has not been confirmed whether or not Patinson will play the championship in the new version. Paramount supports the movie.
Watch the full GQ interview for Pattinson with Bong Joon Ho in the video below.
