‘The Batman’ halts filming after crew member tests positive for COVID-19

The Batman has resumed following Robert Pattinson’s positive COVID-19 diagnosis.Filming was brought to a standstill on September 3, after Warner Bros. confirmed an individual on set had contracted the virus – with Vanity Fair then confirming it was Pattinson.“Following a hiatus for COVID 19 quarantine precautions, filming has now resumed on The Batman in the UK,” a Warner Bros.

Filming for The Batman has officially resumed after the production was shut down due to Robert Pattinson testing positive for Coronavirus. “Following a hiatus for COVID 19 quarantine precautions, filming has now resumed on The Batman in the UK,” a Warner Bros.

Filming of The Batman has resumed in the UK after it was paused as a precaution against coronavirus.

Vanity Fair to have tested positive, though Warner Bros. did not comment on the identity of the member of the production.

tested positive for the coronavirus, production on the much-anticipated film has resumed outside of London, England.“Following a hiatus for COVID 19 quarantine precautions, filming has now resumed on ‘The Batman’ in the UK,” Warner Bros. Pictures said in a statement to Variety.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorWarner Bros has confirmed that The Batman is back up and running. This comes two weeks after the production shut down after star Robert Pattinson tested positive for COVID-19.

Robert Pattinson appears to be in good spirits following a September 3 report, which claimed The Batman actor, 34, tested positive for COVID-19. He was photographed kissing and cuddling (SEEN HERE) with his model girlfriend Suki Waterhouse in London on Wednesday. The couple, who spent all of quarantine together in the UK, are pictured making out with their blue protective masks pulled down on their chins.

The Guardian reports that a member of the cast found out at the end of last week that they had received a positive diagnosis for the virus.Mail Online reports that it is understood filming was ‘slightly rescheduled’.A spokesperson for ITV said: ‘We can confirm a member of the Coronation Street team has tested positive for coronavirus.’‘The protocols we have in place for such an eventuality have been implemented and the individual is now self-isolating at home.’They added, ‘We believe the

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/holy-cross-high-hamilton-deep-22603832The staff members and relative contacts are currently self-isolating at home and the health board has carried out contact tracing.John Logan, consultant in public health medicine with NHS Lanarkshire said in the letter: “I am writing to provide you with an update regarding cases of coronavirus (Covid-19) in people who attend Holy Cross High School.“A further member of staff has tested positive and a meeting has

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Robert Pattinson had tested positive just two days after “The Batman” resumed production at Leavesden Studios in the UK has presented the industry with the first real-world example of the true hazards of making a movie at this scale amid a pandemic. When the first person on the call sheet of a movie this massive tests positive, the ripple effects are profound for the production.

Naman Ramachandran Leading figures in the U.K. film production sector told Variety Friday that they continue to have absolute faith in the measures being taken to keep cast and crew safe from COVID-19 on British sets.

The show must go on for The Batman.