Timothée Chalamet film 'Marty Supreme' secretly features 'Twilight' actor

Timothée Chalamet award-winning film Marty Supreme also featured a popular Hollywood star, which got unnoticed.

The Twilight famed Robert Pattinson had a secret appearance in the sports drama film. It mainly got overlooked because he did not visibly star in the movie rather it was just his voice cameo.

Josh Safdie directorial is set in the background of 1950s on young Marty Mauser who pursues his dream of becoming a champion table-tennis player.

Safdie previously worked with The Batman star in 2017 in film Good Time. In a recent interview, the director revealed that he found a small role in the new table tennis drama movie.

In an interview with Variety, Josh opened, “No one knows this, but that voice – the commentator, the umpire – is Pattinson. It’s like a little Easter egg. Nobody knows about that.”

The filmmaker revealed that while he was looking out actors for the titular role, he only thought of the 39-year-old star.

Safdie said, “He came and watched some stuff and I was like, ‘I don’t know any British people.’ So he’s the umpire.”

Chalamet and Pattinson are becoming frequent collaborators as besides collaborating in Marty Supreme, the duo worked together in 2019 film The King.

Meanwhile, the two will be starring together in Dennis Villeneuve directorial Dune: Part Three.