South Korean director Bong Joon Ho premiered his highly anticipated sci-fi dark comedy, "Mickey 17", in London on Thursday, his first movie since the Oscar-winning "Parasite".

"We have many young people in this room, and I made this film thinking like the situation is one you could experience in your life," Bong said at the film's Berlinale press conference.

Speaking at the Berlinale press conference for the film, Oscar-winning Korean filmmaker Bong addressed a question that the megalomanic dictator played by Mark Ruffalo – complete with beaming-white teeth and a notable accent – may have been inspired by US president Donald Trump.

Pattinson talked about the movie's 'Star Wars' scale and why Bong was on his bucket list of directors, while Steven Yeun also sang his praises, and Ackie emphasized the importance of love.

Robert Pattinson has said Mickey 17 director Bong Joon Ho's work will "go down in history books". The British actor stars in the dark sci-fi film, the latest offering from the celebrated South Korean director, whose previous work includes the Oscar-winning film Parasite and Netflix's Okja.

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