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Robert Pattinson reflected on Christopher Nolan’s impact on superhero films during his GQ interview with Matt Damon and Tom Holland. 🦇 “I remember I was doing the ‘Twilight’ movies when they [Batman trilogy] were coming out. I remember like, when I was doing press for ‘Twilight’ being so full... show more

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