Robert Pattinson: 'Tenet' is Christopher Nolan on steroids

Actor Robert Pattinson said that his new film, Tenet, is kind of Chris Nolan on steroids with all of the new technology within the IMAX cameras, which were designed especially for this movie.

Los Angeles: Actor Robert Pattinson says his new film, Tenet, is incredibly complex as well as ambitious, and says the much-awaited Christopher Nolan directorial shows the true possibilities of cinema.

"It's incredibly ambitious and incredibly complex. I mean no one makes movies like Chris in the first place, and this is kind of Chris Nolan on steroids with all of the new technology within the IMAX cameras, which were designed especially for this movie. I can't really imagine not seeing it in a theatre," Pattinson said.

Tenet was originally scheduled to release in July but was postponed several times over the course of the year due to the ongoing pandemic. Through the delays and pushes, Nolan was always sure about releasing the film on big screen.

Pattinson, too, insists Tenet must be watched on the big screen.

"With people who haven't had the ability to go to the cinemas for months, having this to look forward to will be a really great thing. I think it really shows what is possible in cinema. I mean Chris really, really wants to push the limits of what you can do on film with almost zero visual effects. It's a very immersive experience and nothing really captures that more than seeing it on the biggest possible screen," he added.

Dubbed as "an action epic evolving from the world of international espionage", Nolan's new film takes one on a thrilling time-bending mission with two secret agents, essayed by Pattinson and John David Washington.

The Warner Bros. Pictures project also features Bollywood's Dimple Kapadia, along with Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh, Michael Caine, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Clemence Poesy. The film has been shot across seven countries -- India, the US, the UK, Denmark, Estonia, Italy, and Norway.

Talking about the cast, Pattinson said: "It's just the most incredible cast, and with such a complex script it was just lovely to know that everyone was on the same page. I had never met John David (Washington) before and I luckily got on so well with him, which is great considering the majority of my scenes were with him and we were working so closely together for however many months it was. It's probably one of the best friendships I have made while doing a movie."

The film is scheduled to release in India on December 4, in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu languages.

(IANS)