It's been a hard road for Robert Pattinson's movie characters, but no amount of dying (Harry Potter) or undying (Twilight) could measure up to what he's going through in The Rover, out in theaters this weekend.
Director David Michôd's edgy drama focuses on a ruthless ex-soldier (Guy Pearce) and his damaged, unwitting accomplice (Pattinson) who are traveling through the lawless Australian outback following a global economic collapse.
In this clip shared exclusively with Mashable, Pattinson -- who's been roundly praised for his portrayal as the vulnerable young man who's ill-equipped for such conditions -- laments an unspeakable act for which he's responsible.
"Tryna stop thinking bout that little girl who died and I can't," Pattinson says.
Apparently, he shouldn't.