Tenet release date, the final trailer has finally arrived before the arrival of its premiere. Tenet’s debut is going to release during an NBA game Friday night. The trailer is of a total of 3 minutes and its jam-packed with all new footage. Because it wants to convey and explain the concept behind Christopher Nolan Tentpole. Also, it looks like there are two timelines involved in the play. Both of which are moving in opposite directions to each other.
Moreover, the trailer is all about John David Washington‘s mysterious character. At the beginning of this year, the Hollywood star revealed that he had to ask questions from Nolan regarding the mind-boggling script that too every day.
David Washington in an interview stated:
“Every day I had questions for him. But he was very gracious, and he answered them very calmly and patiently”.
“It was important that the actors could track the story correctly so we could tell it the best way we could, and he was very patient with us. I say that very politely [laughs].”
Whereas in some other interview Robert Pattinson disclosed that he had some questions and doubts regarding his character. And the questions were always there throughout the production time.
Robert Pattinson said, “When I first read it both Chris and Emma [Thomas, producer] were saying: did you read this properly because everyone else took another two hours?”.
“And I said: Oh s—t. Right up until the last week of the shoot, I was talking to John David and asking him some fundamental questions about who my character was. And John David was like: ‘Wait, you don’t know this?’ But it’s complicated! You’re not just being fed the story.”
“You’re trying to uncover the mystery at the same time as the characters in the movie are. A lot of the stuff in this movie is expositional world-building stuff and a dense story. Also the script makes that accessible to a layman,” Pattinson continued.
“And that’s really difficult to get that balance of making it sound like natural dialogue and trying to get across information that you probably need a Ph.D. to understand properly. Then you have to put it in the mouth of someone like me, who can barely add.”
Tenet is scheduled to release on 3rd September 2020.
