Pattinson Compares "Odyssey" Role to Jacob

Robert Pattinson laughs and compares his character in the film "The Odyssey" to the love triangle in the "Twilight" series, where he plays "Ateneus," who tries to persuade Queen "Penelope" to choose between two men, reflecting a storyline filled with rivalry and choices. This comes after his role as "Edward Cullen" in "Twilight," where he competed with "Jacob Black" for the heart of "Bella Swan." Pattinson explained that his new story revolves around Penelope's love struggle between two men, and while the character "Jacob" in "Twilight" was beloved, he is now playing a role that represents the conflict of choices and complex love. The new film "The Odyssey," directed by Christopher Nolan and featuring a star-studded Hollywood cast, is based on Homer's epic poem and aims to depict a complicated love story between mythic characters after "Odysseus" has been absent for 10 years.

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