Robert Pattinson is set to join the starry cast of director Christopher Nolan‘s upcoming film project.
The actor, who previously worked with Nolan in the 2020 sci-fi thriller ‘Tenet’, now joins the ensemble cast featuring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Lupita Nyong’o, and Zendaya.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Pattinson will reportedly join Damon, Holland and Hathaway in leading roles in the film, while Nyong’o and Zendaya are expected to appear in significant supporting roles.
Although details about the film are kept under wraps, it has been reported that Nolan has written the script and will direct the film, which is set to release on 17 July 2026. The project, scheduled to begin in the first half of 2025, will also be produced by the filmmaker and his wife, Emma Thomas.
Pattinson and Nolan’s last team-up ‘Tenet’ faced challenges at the box office as the film was released during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to the film earning just around $365 million globally.
On the work front, Pattinson has been busy shuttling between film sets. The actor is currently filming ‘The Drama’ with Zendaya. After this, he is expected to begin work on the DC comic book movie ‘The Batman 2‘ which will see him reprising his role as Bruce Wayne in the Matt Reeves directorial.
This will also be Nolan’s first release since his Oscar-winning directorial ‘Oppenheimer‘ which released in cinemas last year.
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