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There’s a certain amount of Hollywood  cache  an actor  accrues  after starring in a multibillion dollar franchise like the Twilight movies, which brought in over $3.3 billion worldwide over its five-picture run. Robert Pattinson, for one, has spent his creative bankroll interestingly—like making strange, near-experimental movies with David Cronenberg (Cosmopolis, Maps to the Stars) and even playing second fiddle to Guy Pearce and Charlie Hunnam (The Rover and The Lost City of Z, respectively) while also stealing those critically-liked films from the headliners. But at a certain point, a former heartthrob’s “interesting”  choices  cease to be so interesting the farther he gets away from his heartthrob peak without a second breakthrough role. With 2017’s Good Time, however, Robert Pattinson’s second coming was apparent to everyone who saw the surprise hit. The Safdie brothers-directed heist movie was smart, fun, twisty, and the most propulsive film of the last year—and Pattins

Variety  has unveiled a full program for the 2018   Sundance Film Festival . In addition to being one of the festival’s   official   media sponsors, the entertainment news outlet will once again present the   Variety Studio , featuring   video interviews of top festival talent. The  Variety  Studio, in collaboration with AT&T  and  DirecTV , will be housed in the DirecTV Lodge presented by AT&T and will include interviews with the Gloria Allred (“Seeing Allred”), Nicolas Cage (“Mandy”),  Claire Danes  (“A Kid Like Jake”), Idris Elba (“Yardie”), Elle Fanning (“I Think We’re Alone Now”), Jane Fonda (“Jane Fonda in Five Acts”), Jake Gyllenhaal (“Wildlife”), Jon Hamm (“Beirut”), Armie Hammer (“Sorry to Bother You”), Jennifer Hudson (“Monster”), Keira Knightley (“Colette”), Danny McBride (“Arizona”),  Robert Pattinson (“Damsel”) , Jason Segel (“Come Sunday”) and Tessa Thompson (“Sorry to Bother You”). The video interviews will be posted on Variety.com during th

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