Whether or not one engages in the Twilight debacle, no one can deny it was Robert Pattinson’s claim to fame in Hollywood. Though he has long shed the vampire persona and ventured into ranges almost unattainable, fans forget once in a while to see the actor beyond his Twilight days. However, not anymore! The very fandom who once caged him in the stereotypes is worshipping him as “the chosen one,” illuminating his impressive resume—a CV so spectacular, it is what artists’ Tinseltown dreams are made of.

An X user and a visible cinephile, baileylikemovie, recently shared the directors' list Robert Pattinson has worked with so far. The roster includes showbiz bigwigs Bong Joon-ho, Safdie Brothers, Christopher Nolan, Robert Eggers, David Cronenberg, Hayao Miyazaki, Matt Reeves, Claire Denis, James Gray, Brady Corbet, and Werner Herzog. Pattinson also has an upcoming project with Lynne Ramsay, Die, My Love.

Robert Pattinson has worked with Bong Joon-ho in Micky 17, Safdie Brothers in Good Time, Christopher Nolan in Tenet and The Odyssey (upcoming), Robert Eggers in The Lighthouse, Hayao Miyazaki in The Boy and the Heron (dubbing), and Matt Reeves in The Batman and The Batman II (upcoming). With Claire Denis, Pattinson has starred in High Life, and he was also the lead in James Gray’s The Lost City of Z, Brady Corbet’s The Childhood of a Leader, and Werner Herzog’s Queen of the Desert. 

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As of now, Robert Pattinson has a CV full of forthcoming highlights that are only supposed to add more value to the fans’ conviction. However, it looks like they do not need more persuasion since they have already crowned him the destined hero the director's dream of.

Robert Pattinson’s resume is almost two-decades long. But the time span only highlights the consistency and resilience he has shown in showbiz, making him the most deserving of the spotlight. Although his dazzling credits were always right where it should be, thanks to the fans for once again shedding the light and stressing on it because now, it is etched in their memories with no signs of fading away.

Many fans were ready with more directors' names, hoping they would team up with Pattinson soon. Some could not believe he already joined forces with Christopher Nolan twice.

Meanwhile, a few contested the Hayao Miyazaki addition, calling it unviable. However, that does not exactly snatch away the limelight and star power Pattinson boasts. While no X thread is truly complete without some polarization in the show, Pattinson’s credit list comparatively had fewer skeptics as opposed to actors who spent a lifetime trying to make a mark in Hollywood.

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