FILM 2340: THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME (2020)

TRIVIA: The screenplay was adapted from the 2011 novel "The Devil All the Time" from author Donald Ray Pollock, who also voiced the narration in the film. It was the first time he has done any narrating, not even doing the voice work for his own audio books.

Robert Pattinson took inspiration for his character by watching videos of televangelists, and pop-stars from the time period.

Robert Pattinson didn't work with a dialect coach and crafted his high-pitched Southern drawl on his own. The actor hid his accent from everyone - including director Antonio Campos - until day one of filming. Other actors sent Campos recordings of the voices they were working on - but not Pattinson, preferring to rehearse by himself and getting self-conscious by being judged before actually standing in front of the camera. Campos called Pattinson a "mad genius who can do anything."

Robert Pattinson and Sebastian Stan both wore fatsuits for their roles.

Harry Melling's third Netflix movie in two years, following The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018) and The Old Guard (2020).