Mickey 17 is another film where the actor goes off the rails - and once again, his oddball choices reminds you why he's one of the most interesting A-list actors working today

Robert Pattinson has starred in several types of movies since his acting career began in 2004, and over the past five years or so he's played notably complicated, brooding characters in films like The Batman and reached an especially memorable level of disturbing in his performance as Reverend

Noted… don’t try to scare Robert Pattinson. During a recent conversation with his Mickey 17 director, Bong Joon Ho for GQ, the actor opened up about the reason why he “can’t watch horror movies anymore” as an adult.

Robert Pattinson's career is only getting better, with several new movies and first-time collaborations on his schedule in the coming years.

Besides the Twilight saga, Robert Pattinson's other Hollywood big break was in the 2012 film helmed by a horror legend.

Robert Pattinson's movies have been the definition of an upward spiral in his career. He was at his most popular in 2008, when Pattinson was engulfed in mega-stardom thanks to his casting as the brooding,

While promoting Mickey 17 with director Bong Joon Ho, Robert Pattinson opened up about the reason he "can’t watch horror movies anymore."

Actor Robert Pattinson opened up about his reaction after watching a horror film recently and said that now his reaction is not like before. He admitted in a conversation with his 'Mickey 17' director Bong Joon Ho that he "used to watch a lot of really dark stuff" when he "was younger and just think,

Robert Pattinson has shared why he can’t watch horror films anymore after one left him so scared he ‘fell asleep clutching knives.’ The Twilight star hits our screens today in Bong Joon-ho’s latest film Mickey 17.

The actor recently admitted that a terrifying film left him so shaken, that he spent the night clutching two kitchen knives for protection. In a candid moment, Pattinson opened up