Robert Pattinson Jokes About Aging as 'Batman 2' Faces Further Delays

The long-awaited sequel to Matt Reeves' 2022 hit is now set for an October 2027 release, with filming expected to begin late this year.

Robert Pattinson expressed frustration over delays to 'The Batman Part II,' joking that he will go from 'young Batman' to 'f***ing old Batman' by the time the film is released.
The sequel's release date has been pushed multiple times, from 2025 to 2026 and now to October 1, 2027, due to an incomplete script.
Director Matt Reeves and DC Studios co-head James Gunn emphasized that ensuring a high-quality script is the primary reason for the delays, with production expected to take two years once the script is finalized.
The Penguin spin-off series, starring Colin Farrell, is intended to serve as a narrative bridge to the sequel, with Farrell's character playing a key role in the upcoming film.
Pattinson remains optimistic about the project, describing the storyline as 'very cool' and expressing excitement for filming to begin by the end of 2025.