The actor continued to divulge a number of fun anecdotes about his time within the Wizarding World, admitting that he found the idea of fighting with a magic wand rather ' dorky' and instead opted to use two hands as if holding a handgun. The Tenet star recalled that the entire experience was ' very, very intimidating' as he had not previously worked with special effects. In the interview, Pattinson went on to reveal that the film's final challenge, which takes place in an enchanted maze, was actually the very first scene that he shot for the movie.

The actor hilariously acknowledged the unique entrance, joking that he would always offer up jumping out of a tree as a suggestion. The star revealed that the idea to introduce his character by having him jump down from a tree was entirely his idea and that he actually offered up the same suggestion when it came to filming Twilight as well. While sitting down with GQ to take a retrospective look at some of his most iconic characters, Pattinson offered a deep dive into how his role within Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire came to be. Related: Robert Pattinson’s Funniest Interview Trait Makes Him The Perfect Batman Prior to the creation of Team Edward, however, the 35-year-old starred as Cedric Diggory in the fourth Harry Potter installment, which saw a handful of Hogwarts' young wizards partake in the Triwizard Tournament, involving a series of challenges that ultimately see Diggory become the very first casualty of the franchise at the hands of He Who Shall Not Be Named, himself. Audiences are introduced to the character early on within the film after he somewhat mysteriously drops from a tree to introduce himself to the Weasley clan, and now Pattinson has revealed that this was actually a creative suggestion on his part. The Batman is simply the latest addition to Pattinson's impressive roster of stand-out roles, after the monumental rise to fame that followed his appearance in Twilight back in 2008.

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