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Robert Pattinson Works Day and Night So People Forget He Was In Twilight

This is a 4-panel collage meme. The text at the top of the image reads 'this guy works day and night so people forget he was in Twilight'. The four panels each show a still of actor Robert Pattinson in a different post-Twilight film role: top left is his role as Connie Nikas in *Good Time*, top right is his role as villain Sator in *Tenet*, bottom left is his role as Bruce Wayne/Batman in *The Batman*, and bottom right is his role as Ephraim Winslow in *The Lighthouse*. The joke highlights how Pattinson's prolific, varied acting career after *Twilight* has successfully led many modern audiences to no longer primarily associate him with his early *Twilight* role.
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this guy works day and night so people forget he was in Twilight

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This is a 4-panel collage meme. The text at the top of the image reads 'this guy works day and night so people forget he was in Twilight'. The four panels each show a still of actor Robert Pattinson in a different post-Twilight film role: top left is his role as Connie Nikas in Good Time, top right is his role as villain Sator in Tenet, bottom left is his role as Bruce Wayne/Batman in The Batman, and bottom right is his role as Ephraim Winslow in The Lighthouse. The joke highlights how Pattinson's prolific, varied acting career after Twilight has successfully led many modern audiences to no longer primarily associate him with his early Twilight role.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit's meme-focused subreddits, shared via RSS feed. It plays on a long-running internet joke about actor Robert Pattinson, who first gained mainstream fame playing Edward Cullen in the widely mocked Twilight film franchise, and has since deliberately taken on a wide range of unique, critically well-received roles in indie and big-budget films to rebrand his public image and distance himself from his early Twilight association.

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