Loved ‘The Odyssey’? Your Next Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson Fix Is Waiting on Netflix

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Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson fans looking for another collaboration after The Odyssey can stream their acclaimed 2020 psychological thriller, The Devil All the Time, on Netflix. Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has given audiences plenty to talk about, from its breathtaking scale to the dynamic performances of its star-studded cast. Among the biggest highlights are Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson, whose on-screen rivalry has already become one of the film's most memorable elements. If their performances left you wanting to see the duo share the screen again in a completely different setting, there is no need to wait for another blockbuster.
Years before stepping into Nolan's mythological world, the two actors teamed up for a gripping story that showcased an entirely different side of their talents.
A darker collaboration of Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson worth adding to your watchlist
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Long before they crossed paths in The Odyssey, Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson starred together in The Devil All the Time (2020), a haunting psychological crime drama available on Netflix. Directed by Antonio Campos and adapted from Donald Ray Pollock's acclaimed novel, the film trades ancient heroics for a tense Southern Gothic tale filled with faith, violence, and moral ambiguity. Their performances could not be more different from their larger-than-life roles in Nolan's epic, offering fans a chance to see both actors showcase their remarkable range in a grounded, emotionally charged story.

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Holland leads the film as Arvin Russell, a determined young man trying to protect his family in a world consumed by corruption, while Pattinson delivers one of his most unsettling performances as the manipulative preacher Preston Teagardin. Backed by an ensemble cast featuring Bill Skarsgård, Sebastian Stan, Riley Keough, Haley Bennett, and Mia Wasikowska, the film offers an atmospheric, slow-burning thriller that highlights the remarkable range of both actors.
While The Devil All the Time showcases Holland and Pattinson's dramatic chemistry, their off-screen friendship is just as entertaining, as one recent interview proved.
Tom Holland's perfect response to Robert Pattinson's memory lapse
The chemistry between Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson extends well beyond the screen, as fans recently discovered during a playful MTV UK game of Who Am I?. Pattinson unexpectedly blanked on his own filmography, admitting he could not remember the last movie he had filmed or even the actress he had worked alongside, creating one of the interview's funniest moments. The self-deprecating slip perfectly captured the actor's famously awkward charm, giving Holland the ideal setup for a quick-witted response.
"Oh, you are so busy! I am juggling so many projects," Tom Holland quipped, immediately seizing the opportunity to tease his co-star in a mock-pretentious tone that left everyone in stitches.

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The exchange quickly spread across TikTok and other social media platforms, with fans praising Pattinson's endearing forgetfulness and Holland's impeccable comedic timing. The lighthearted moment only added to the excitement surrounding their on-screen partnership, giving fans yet another reason to enjoy the duo together.
As The Odyssey continues to captivate audiences, The Devil All the Time offers the perfect chance to see Holland and Pattinson in a vastly different but equally compelling partnership. It's a darker, more intimate showcase of their acting abilities that remains one of Netflix's hidden gems. The film serves as a reminder of the duo's remarkable versatility long before they reunited for Nolan's epic.
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Have you already watched The Devil All the Time, or will it be your next Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson binge? Let us know in the comments!
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Edited By: Aliza Siddiqui
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