Robert Pattinson Nude Scenes

Billed simply as The Drama, this entry pairs a shirtless clip with a straight sex scene, giving Robert Pattinson's more dramatic, lower-profile work a rare moment of explicit content.

Robert Pattinson goes shirtless multiple times as the cloned laborer of the title, with one scene showing his butt and another played straight rather than for laughs, giving this section real range across three separate clips.

Two clips from Die My Love catch Robert Pattinson out of his shirt, with one angle framing his ass as the scene plays out. Together they cover the film's more physical stretch of screen time.

As Bruce Wayne, Robert Pattinson has a shirtless scene tucked into the film's darker take on the character, a rare skin moment in an otherwise armored role.

Grim New England atmosphere aside, the two clips here focus on Robert Pattinson's body, one shirtless and one showing his ass, both drawn from The Lighthouse's more exposed scenes opposite Willem Dafoe.

Robert Pattinson's period drama Bel Ami delivers his most explicit English-language work, with a straight sex scene and a separate clip showing his ass, both nude scenes that made this title a recurring search target.

Closing out the saga as Edward Cullen, Robert Pattinson appears shirtless and in a sexy scene from Breaking Dawn Part 2, continuing the married-life intimacy the franchise built toward.

Playing Eric Packer, Robert Pattinson spends much of Cosmopolis stripped down inside his limousine, and these clips catch him shirtless during the film's tense, claustrophobic stretches. The sexy scene entry covers a more explicit encounter inside that same car, one of the film's more talked-about sequences.

As Edward Cullen, Robert Pattinson gets a single sexy scene from Breaking Dawn Part 1, the honeymoon stretch of the saga that finally let the franchise show some heat.

As Edward Cullen, Robert Pattinson gets a shirtless scene that Twilight fans have combed through for years, a brief glimpse of skin amid the franchise's brooding romance.

Playing a young Salvador Dali, Robert Pattinson shares underwear and shirtless scenes with Javier Beltran that lean into the film's gay romance angle, including a scene built around the two actors together shirtless.