Robert Pattinson talks about Nolan's new film "Tenet": There is no time travel

As one of the stars of Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated new film "Tenet", Robert Pattinson recently accepted an interview with British magazine "GQ" and revealed some information about the film. On the one hand, he didn't know what he was allowed to reveal, and on the other hand, he felt that even if he saw the feature film, he might not fully understand it.

But Pattinson revealed that the production team of "Tenet" has about 500 people, of which 250 people need to fly to many countries around the world to shoot the film. In addition, Pattinson revealed that there is a big scene in each country, "just like the climax of a general movie, there is one in each country." It was previously reported that "Tenet", which contains elements of international espionage, was filmed in a total of 7 countries.

After the first trailer of "Tenet" was released, many fans speculated that the film was about time travel, but Pattinson denied it: "My character is not a time traveler. In fact, it does not involve time travel at all. This is one thing I am allowed to say."

The behind-the-scenes production book to be published for the film also reveals that the concept of "quantum cold war" is involved.