Robert Pattinson Reflects on Career Longevity and Upcoming Batman Sequel

The actor humorously addresses misconceptions about his career while discussing delays in 'The Batman' trilogy and his future in acting.

Robert Pattinson recounted a humorous encounter with a fan who mistakenly thought he quit acting after the 'Twilight' series, to which he replied, 'I’m Batman.'
Pattinson expressed surprise at his career's longevity, hinting he might consider retiring after completing Matt Reeves' planned 'The Batman' trilogy.
'The Batman Part II,' initially set for an October 2025 release, has been delayed to October 2026 due to production disruptions, including the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes.
Pattinson is set to reprise his role as Bruce Wayne in the sequel, which will explore deeper corruption in Gotham and expand on themes introduced in the first film.
The actor will also appear in Bong Joon-ho's sci-fi film 'Mickey 17,' set for an April 2025 release, and is reuniting with Christopher Nolan for a new project scheduled for July 2026.