Hollywood actor Robert Pattinson has been selected to receive the 40th American Cinematheque Award in recognition of his two-decade career and work across independent films and major studio productions.
Pattinson will receive the honour at a ceremony on February 9, 2027, at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California.
American Cinematheque board chair Rick Nicita praised the actor for his dedication to his craft, creative choices and versatility. He also highlighted Pattinson’s collaborations with acclaimed filmmakers and his ability to connect with audiences through blockbuster productions.
Pattinson first gained international recognition through the “Twilight” franchise. He has since built a diverse filmography with projects including “Good Time”, “The Lighthouse”, “The Batman” and “Mickey 17”.
His career has included collaborations with filmmakers known for distinctive storytelling, while his choice of challenging and unconventional roles has helped establish his reputation as a versatile performer.
The American Cinematheque Award is presented annually to an artiste whose contributions to the film industry merit special recognition.