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Robert Pattinson and Timothée Chalamet, who previously starred together in the Netflix film "The King," are slated to reunite on screen in "Dune: Part Three" later this year. But before that highly anticipated sequel arrives, the duo recently had an unexpected, "remote" collaboration in another film.
Chalamet's latest film, "Marty Supreme," is currently in theaters, and director Josh Safdie recently made a surprising revelation: Pattinson, who previously worked with Safdie on "Good Time," actually has a small cameo in the new movie.
During a recent Q&A session at BFI Southbank, Safdie spontaneously revealed that Pattinson lent his voice to the film's British Open sequence. "No one knows, but that voice — that commentator, that referee — is Pattinson," Safdie stated. "It's like an Easter egg, but no one knows... He came to visit the set and watched some filming, and then I thought, I don't have any British people around, so he became the referee." Following Safdie's revelation, "Marty Supreme" distributor A24 Films shared the specific clip featuring Pattinson's voice on X, giving fans a chance to hear it.