Overview
- Production paused in London in early October after Matt Reeves left set to address a family matter, prompting DC Studios to halt filming.
- Reports this week say Oscar-winner Steven Soderbergh traveled to London to run on-set principal photography and deliver footage that integrates with Reeves’ existing material.
- Matt Reeves posted on X that he is not leaving the film and thanked Soderbergh for helping to finish principal photography while he oversees the project from Los Angeles.
- Industry coverage indicates the film is about two-thirds shot and remains targeted for a February 2028 theatrical release with Robert Pattinson, Andy Serkis and Colin Farrell returning.
- The arrangement aims to protect the film’s visual tone and schedule after earlier preproduction delays, and viewers should expect Reeves to return for postproduction and final creative control.