Robert Pattinson Reveals He Lost Auditions To Fellow Actors Andrew Garfield And Eddie Redmayne
Robert Pattinson who is gearing up for the release of Matt Reeves's The Batman recently opened up about giving auditions in the early days of her career.
Robert
Pattinson
who
is
gearing
up
for
the
release
of
Matt
Reeves's
The
Batman
recently
opened
up
about
giving
auditions
in
the
early
days
of
her
career.
The
actor
has
several
critically
acclaimed
performances
under
his
belt
but
recently
during
an
interview,
he
revealed
that
he
wasn't
always
this
confident.
Speaking
to
GQ,
Robert
revealed
that
he
was
bad
at
giving
auditions
early
on
and
was
routinely
outdone
by
other
actors
like
Andrew
Garfield
and
Eddie
Redmayne.
He
told
the
magazine,
"If
I
hadn't
gotten
really
lucky
and
had
instead
been
forced
to
audition
all
these
years,
I
wouldn't
have
a
career
at
all.
I'm
so
bad
it."
Robert
revealed
two
actors
to
whom
he
lost
a
few
auditions,
he
said,
"Eddie
Redmayne
and
Andrew
Garfield
were
so
f***ing
good
at
auditioning,
it's
just
unbelievable."
"You'd
see
them,
and
then
if
you
were
waiting
outside,
you
would
literally
hear
casting
directors
inside
going,
'Oh,
my
God!
Oh,
my
God!'
And
you'd
be
like,
'F***ing
hell,
who's
inside?'
And
Eddie
would
come
out
and
be
like:
'Hey,
mate'," Robert
added.
Recalling
an
embarrassing
moment
Robert
revealed
that
he
had
once
given
an
audition
thinking
it
was
comedy
while
Eddie
had
moved
the
spectators
to
tears.
"I'd
be
doing
something
thinking
it
was
a
comedy,
and
suddenly
hear
these
heaving
sobs.
I'm
thinking,
'Who
has
managed
to
get
a
sob
out
of
this?!'
And
then
f***ing
Eddie
comes
out,
goddammit,"
said
Robert.
Robert
Pattinson,
last
seen
in
The
Lighthouse
and
Good
Time
had
received
a
lot
of
praise
for
his
performances.
He
will
be
seen
taking
on
the
role
of
the
cape
crusader
in
The
Batman.
The
film
is
all
set
to
release
on
March
4,
2022.