Robert Pattinson lied to Tenet director about The Batman audition

Gotham Central will take place a year before the events of The Batman, director Matt Reeves has confirmed.The project was announced last month, expanding on the world of this iteration of Batman, focusing on the Gotham City Police Department. Gotham Central is said to dig deeper into “the film’s examination of the anatomy of corruption in Gotham City.”Explaining the timeline at the DC FanDome convention, following the release of the first trailer for The Batman, Reeves said the film was set

You’d be surprised by how much Robert Pattinson’s net worth was impacted by playing a sparkly vampire. The 34-year-old got his big break in the industry after starring as Edward Cullen in the Twilight franchise, following other fantastical roles as, say, Cedric Diggory in 2005’s Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

The Batman director Matt Reeves has revealed that Christian Bale gave new Batman Robert Pattinson some very specific advice about taking on the role.Bale, who played Batman in Christopher Nolan’s trilogy of movies, had given Pattinson tips on how to use the toilet while filming.Reeves revealed this to the Batman DC FanDome panel after a fan asked how much input the actors had on their costumes.Reeves said: “Rob actually talked to Christian Bale, and Christian Bale was like, ‘Just make sure

The Batman trailer debuted over the weekend at the DC Fandome. The Matt Reeves directorial gave DC fans a glimpse at Robert Pattinson as the Cape Crusader.

The first trailer for Robert Pattinson’s The Batman offers fans a glimpse of Catwoman, Riddler and the new Batmobile.

The Batman teaser trailer debuted at the DC Fandome, giving fans a look at Robert Pattinson's Batman. The trailer teased Matt Reeves' new spin to the character, making the Batman dark, brutal, and a vigilante out to protect Gotham City.

The Batman is here.Reeves (Cloverfield, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes) debuted the first look at the film –starring Robert Pattinson – during DC FanDome’s virtual event.

Robert Pattinson hasn't declared he's Batman. Instead, the actor stands in the Batsuit to announce he's vengeance in the first teaser trailer of The Batman.

Robert Pattinson dons the iconic Batsuit alongside Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman in the first teaser for The Batman.The two-and-a-half-minute clip debuted during DC FanDome’s virtual convention on Saturday, August 22.

As DC FanDome has unfolded, Warner Bros. and DC Films have shown their full breadth of upcoming print, television, and film projects.

If there's one film that DCEU fans are eagerly waiting for ever since the main lead casting choice was leaked, it has to be The Batman. Taking the reigns from Ben Affleck is Robert Pattinson, who many believe to be an oddball choice for the Caped Crusader.

The Batman starring Robert Pattinson as the Caped Crusader for the first time ever was amongst the many films which had to halt production due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Matt Reeves directorial had completed seven weeks worth of shooting when things had to be taken to a standstill in March.

Everyone likes a good alternate casting story. Imagine “The Lord of the Rings” with Jake Gyllenhaal as Frodo, or Will Smith as Neo in “The Matrix.” Well, can you imagine Robert Pattinson as the tough action movie star Lucas Lee in “Scott Pilgrim vs.

Chris Evans is best known for his work as Captain America, but before starring in that movie he made a memorable appearance in the cult favorite Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.

Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, director Edgar Wright has revealed.The film, which came out just before Pattinson’s breakout role in Twilight, saw Marvel‘s Chris Evans star as Lucas Lee, but Pattinson was also in the running.In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Wright says he remembers Pattinson’s audition “vividly,” recalling his “intensity” while reading for the part.“He did a much more intense read of [Lucas],” Wright remembered.

He might not be a household name yet, at least in terms of where mainstream filmmaking and fandom is concerned, but writer/director Antonio Campos has been slowly building an impressive body of auteur-driven work that has dazzled the arthouse for years (2012’s deeply underrated “Simon Killer” and 2017’s “Christine” starring Rebecca Hall).

Robert Pattinson revealed that he had to lie to his “Tenet” director, Christopher Nolan, about leaving work to audition for Matt Reeves' “Batman” movie. It was announced in 2019 that the “Twilight” actor would be the next person to portray comic book character Bruce Wayne after Ben Affleck hung up the cowl following the release of “Justice League” and Christian Bale’s run in the “Dark Knight” franchise – helmed by Nolan – ended in 2012.

Robert Pattinson has a jam-packed line up of big-ticket movies with Tenet and The Batman. In Tenet, he works with Christopher Nolan for the very first time and stars alongside John David Washington.