Naomi Ackie Fawns Over 2 Shirtless Robert Pattinsons in "Mickey 17" Sneak Peek: 'This Is So Exciting!' (Exclusive)
12/02/2025 17:30
Robert Pattinson, Naomi Ackie, Steven Yeun, Toni Collette and Mark Ruffalo star in 'Mickey 17'
Naomi Ackie gets twice as much Robert Pattinson in a new scene from Mickey 17.
PEOPLE has an exclusive clip from the sci-fi film, which comes from Oscar-winning Parasite director Bong Joon-ho.
The film follows an unlikely hero named Mickey Barnes (Pattinson), who, per a synopsis, "has found himself in the extraordinary circumstance of working for an employer who demands the ultimate commitment to the job … to die, for a living."
Each time he dies, a new version of him is generated through a human-printing process, and back to a dangerous job he goes.
In this sneak peek, Ackie's character Nasha is in disbelief as she reacts to seeing two Mickeys, asking them to stand next to each other shirtless while writing a "17" and an "18" on their chests in lipstick.
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Naomi Ackie and Robert Pattinson in "Mickey 17""Nasha, how can you laugh right now? This is a multiples violation — I'm as good as dead," Pattinson says as a panicked Mickey 17 after Mickey 18 excitedly wrapped an arm around him.
"Oh, come on. When else am I gonna get the chance?" Nasha asks. "I mean, think about it: You would be so psyched if there were two of me. This is Mild Mickey. And this is Habanero Mickey. This is so exciting!"
At CinemaCon in Las Vegas in April 2024, Pattinson teased the film and expressed his excitement for playing "two very fun characters," according to Entertainment Weekly.
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"Mickey 17 is someone who has the lowest expectations of his life, and yet the world keeps pushing those expectations, to the point where he has a job that tortures him every day. And then 18 comes along, and he's got frontal lobe damage and no self-control, libido out of control," he explained. "It's like playing an evil brother or twin."
Mickey 17, which also starsSteven Yeun, Toni Collette and Mark Ruffalo, is in theaters March 7.
