DC FanDome 2021 start time, how to watch and what to expect including new The Batman trailer

has been revealed. And it’s only in a matter of DAYS, according to telly sources.

Ant and Dec reportedly set to welcome a new batch of stars to Gwrych Castle in a number of days. The ITV show is said to kick off on Sunday November 21, with the famous faces once again heading to North Wales as opposed to Australia amid Covid-19 travel restrictions.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here is just a matter of weeks away from returning to TV screens.

Coronation Street star Georgia Taylor has been appearing on our screens for years, becoming a staple to our weeknight TV. Having taken on the role of Toyah Battersby at age 17, Georgia found soap stardom on Corrie's famous cobbles.

Val Bisoglio was a character actor known for roles in movies including “Saturday Night Fever” and TV shows including “Quincy, M.E.”Bisoglio’s early movies include “No Way to Treat a Lady,” “The Hindenburg,” and an uncredited role in “Serpico.” On TV, he made early appearances on “Mayberry, R.F.D.,” “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” and “All in the Family.” In 1973, he took a regular role in the short-lived sitcom “Roll Out,” and he went on to notable appearances on “Kojak,” “Police Woman,” and

Kristen Stewart is opening up about a role that some fans want to see her play.

WarnerMedia’s virtual fanboy conference DC FanDome 2021 racked up 66 million global views this year according to the studio, a number which outstrips last year’s confab which drew 22M views worldwide.

remixed trailer, Ted Lasso is no longer his usual sunshine self -- he's vengeance. He's Batman.The trailer, created by video producer Jason Gallagher, takes the audio of the recently released trailer for Matt Reeves' "The Batman," but puts it over footage from the Apple TV+ hit, making it far more ominous.

Glasgow's famous Necropolis is one of the stars that can be seen in the new trailer for Hollywood blockbuster The Batman.

Rami Malek and Pete Davidson are poking some fun at each other on Saturday Night Live!

Rami Malek is making his hosting debut on Saturday Night Live!

was released during Saturday's DC FanDome. The sneak peek shows Robert Pattinson's darker and grittier Caped Crusader instilling fear in some of his biggest nemeses: Paul Dano's Riddler and an unrecognizable Colin Farrell as Oswald Cobblepot, aka Penguin.«Fear is a tool and when the light hits the sky, it's not just a call.

LOS ANGELES -- Warner Bros. has unveiled its trailer for “The Batman,” which features Robert Pattinson’s first bone-crunching turn as a DC Comics superhero.The trailer unveiled Saturday at the DC Fandome event shows Pattinson’s Dark Knight methodically taking down bad guys despite being outnumbered and his Batsuit absorbing multiple bullets.The footage teases a dark, bleak and violent version of Batman, with Pattinson’s voice saying about the Bat-Signal: “Fear is a tool.

Holy hot trailer, Batman! Robert Pattinson‘s Bruce Wayne and Zöe Kravitz‘s Selina Kyle got fans excited in the new trailer for The Batman, released Saturday, October 16 at DC’s Fandome event.

The new trailer for the upcoming movie The Batman, starring Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne and Zoe Kravitz as Selina Kyle, has been released.

Thanks to DC FanDome, we have our best look yet at Matt Reeves‘s “The Batman.” The latest trailer drop offers a little more insight into Robert Pattinson‘s Bruce Wayne and the rogue’s gallery of villains he must face — and while there are plenty of comic book experts who will spend the next few hours pouring over each individual frame, this breakdown is for those of us who prefer the big picture.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterThe first full trailer for “The Batman” starring Robert Pattinson — which debuted on Saturday during the DC Fandome virtual fan event — reveals a film that is unmistakably the darkest and most violent cinematic outing yet for the Caped Crusader, even when compared to Christopher Nolan’s gritty “Dark Knight” trilogy.

It’s hard to believe that it will have been a decade next summer since Christopher Nolan ended his Batman trilogy with “The Dark Knight Rises.” While that movie has its detractors, Nolan’s films still successfully resurrected The Caped Crusader from the cinematic death-sentence of 1998’s “Batman & Robin.” Unfortunately, the DCEU‘s subsequent takes on Bruce Wayne and his crime-fighting alter-ego haven’t been quite as popular.