Robert Pattinson shared in a recent interview that he is worried he’ll be too "old" to play Batman in the anticipated movie sequel following years of delays.

Fans of Matt Reeves ’ The Batman have been wondering why it’s taking so long to get The Batman: Part II , and Robert Pattinson just gave an honest take on the long wait. It’s been nearly two years since Pattinson’s brooding Dark Knight took on Paul Dano ’s Riddler,

M att Reeves is taking his time with The Batman Part II, so much so that even Robert Pattinson is desperate to hurry up and shoot the sequel. Reeves' offered a fresh take on The D

In a conversation with his Mickey 17 costar Naomi Ackie for Hero magazine, Robert Pattinson shared an update on when production will begin on the highly anticipated sequel to 2022's The Batman, in which he'll reprise his role as Bruce Wayne/Batman.

Pattinson recently revealed that he is aware of The Batman Part II 's storyline and expressed enthusiasm for the sequel. In a recent interview, he shared insights into his discuss

Asked about whether or not he would be appearing as Batman again soon, Pattinson said, "I f--king hope so." The former "Twilight" star continued, "I started out as young Batman and I'm going to be f--king old Batman by the sequel.

Robert Pattinson says he wants to film the upcoming 'Batman' sequel soon…before he's too old! The actor, who portrayed the Dark Knight in Matt Reeves' 2022 blockbuster 'The Batman,' recently touched on the status of filming for the highly anticipated sequel while speaking with his 'Mickey 17' co-star Naomi Ackie for Hero magazine.

The Batman sequel has long been in development, with production expected to start in the third quarter of 2025. After the release was delayed multiple times, it’s now expected t

Pattinson is seemingly anxious to start filming the DC Studios movie. “I f***ing hope so,” Pattinson told Mickey 17 co-star Naomi Ackie in a conversation for Hero Magazine about playing the Caped Crusader again.

Part II' isn't too far away because he worries he is "going to be f****** old Batman" by the time the movie comes around.

Robert Pattinson was 33 when he debuted as the DC superhero in The Batman (2022). The reboot showed him as a rookie Bruce Wayne, who discovers his strength and rises above the occasion. Pattinson, who is now 38,