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Pattinson Teases a Real Left Turn in Batman Sequel
Robert Pattinson will play Batman again in The Batman Part II.
He says the new movie will be very different from the first one.
He called the change a “real left turn.”
However, he said the sequel will still keep some of the first movie’s feeling.
Matt Reeves is returning to direct the film.
Scarlett Johansson and Sebastian Stan will have important roles.
The movie is planned for cinemas on February 18, 2028.
The first film came out in 2022 and made more than USD 770 million.
Robert Pattinson says The Batman Part II will be a different take from the 2022 film.
Pattinson describes the sequel as a “real left turn” while retaining elements of the first film’s feel.
The film is directed by Matt Reeves and is scheduled for release on February 18, 2028.
Scarlett Johansson and Sebastian Stan are set to play key roles in the sequel.
The Batman earned more than USD 770 million after its March 4, 2022 release.
- Who
- Robert Pattinson, Matt Reeves, Scarlett Johansson, and Sebastian Stan are among those involved.
- What
- The Batman Part II will offer a substantially different take on the Batman franchise while retaining elements of the first film.
- Where
- The sequel is scheduled for release in cinemas.
- When
- The sequel is scheduled for February 18, 2028; the first film was released on March 4, 2022.
- Why
- Pattinson said the creative direction is ambitious and represents a “real left turn” from the first film.
Key facts
- Film
- The Batman Part II
- Returning star
- Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne
- Director
- Matt Reeves
- Scheduled release
- February 18, 2028
- Additional cast
- Scarlett Johansson and Sebastian Stan, among others
- First film release
- The Batman was released on March 4, 2022
- First film box office
- More than USD 770 million
Quotes
Robert Pattinson
Actor returning as Bruce Wayne in The Batman Part II
“It's so ambitious. I mean, I sort of said the other day on something that the first one was a different take on a Batman movie, and this one is another, it's a real left turn from the first one, but somehow it keeps elements of the kind of feel of it. But it just feels really ambitious.”
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