Top 5 Iconic Voices of Robert Pattinson in His Film Roles

The highly anticipated trailer for Mickey 17, directed by Bong Joon-ho and starring Robert Pattinson, was unveiled online earlier today. This sci-fi film will center around Mickey, a character eager to escape Earth, who signs up as a disposable employee for various expeditions. The intriguing premise involves Mickey dying on these missions, only for his body to be replaced by an identical copy of himself, complete with all his memories intact.

Throughout his illustrious career, Robert Pattinson has earned acclaim for adopting unique voices for his roles, and Mickey 17 appears to be yet another example of this craft. His choice of voice, while slightly eccentric, perfectly suits the character, promising to showcase yet another compelling performance from Pattinson.

With Pattinson’s diverse range of distinctive voices throughout his filmography, let’s take a moment to reflect on his top five movie voices, coinciding with the release of the Mickey 17 trailer.

From The Batman to The Lighthouse: Exploring the 5 Best Voices of Robert Pattinson in Film

5) Batman / Bruce Wayne in The Batman

Robert Pattinson in The Batman (Image via @WarnerBrosUK) — Robert Pattinson in *The Batman* (Image via @WarnerBrosUK)

The character of Batman has seen many iconic actors lend their voices, from Michael Keaton’s brooding pitch to Christian Bale’s intense, sometimes raspy interpretation. Robert Pattinson’s portrayal brings a fresh, lower-pitched voice that often feels like a whisper, perfectly encapsulating this younger iteration of Bruce Wayne.

4) Ephraim Winslow in The Lighthouse

A still from The Lighthouse (Image via A24) — A still from *The Lighthouse* (Image via A24)

The Lighthouse presents an enigmatic horror narrative where two lighthouse keepers descend into madness while isolated together. Starring Willem Dafoe alongside Pattinson, the film showcases his impressive vocal transformation. As the story unfolds in the 19th century, Pattinson’s voice grows increasingly intense, enhancing the character’s psychological deterioration.

3) Preston Teagardin in The Devil All the Time

Robert Pattinson in The Devil all the Time (Image via Netflix) — Robert Pattinson in *The Devil All the Time* (Image via Netflix)

Antonio Campos‘ The Devil All the Time transports viewers to Southern Ohio and West Virginia, weaving together stories about several characters. Pattinson’s role as Reverend Preston Teagardin—a morally questionable preacher—stands out, particularly due to his thick Southern accent. This vocal transformation allows him to fully embody the character’s dark persona.

2) Constantine “Connie”Nikas in Good Time

A still from Good Time (Image via A24) — A still from *Good Time* (Image via A24)

In the Safdie Brothers‘ high-stakes thriller Good Time, where chaos reigns supreme, Pattinson once again showcases his vocal prowess. Adopting a thick Queens accent, he plunges into the role of a desperate criminal, showcasing a performance that captivates audiences while highlighting his versatile abilities.

1) The Gray Heron in The Boy and the Heron

A still from The Boy and the Heron (Image via Netflix) — A still from *The Boy and the Heron* (Image via Netflix)

In Hayao Miyazaki‘s The Boy and the Heron, which became one of the standout animated films of 2023, Pattinson voices the character of the Gray Heron. His remarkable vocal performance masterfully brings to life a touching narrative centered on a boy navigating a mystical realm after his mother’s passing. Pattinson’s voice work here is so distinct that audiences may not even recognize him without viewing the credits.

While not part of the main list, it’s worth mentioning his humorous portrayal of The Dauphin in The King, where he delivers a memorable French accent that perfectly captures the character’s absurdity.

You can catch Robert Pattinson on the big screen next when Mickey 17 hits theatres on January 31, 2025.

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