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Deadline reports The Batman Part II has been delayed to February 18, 2028 (from October 1, 2027); Matt Reeves shared a teaser of Robert Pattinson in the Batsuit, praising the script as extraordinary and promising big swings, with Colin Farrell also praising the project.
Matt Reeves’ The Batman Part II has been delayed again to February 18, 2028, about six years after the 2022 film. Reeves posted the first camera-test footage of Robert Pattinson’s Batman on Vimeo, with Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Charles Dance, Brian Tyree Henry and Sebastian Koch among the cast. Plot details and specific roles remain under wraps. The shift follows an earlier move from 2026 to 2027, and DC’s James Gunn notes long gaps between sequels are common for big-budget titles.
Critics hail Robert Pattinson’s Antinous in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey as the breakout star, fueling Oscar chatter as he moves from Twilight’s teen idol to a fearless, eclectic actor whose career spans Cronenberg, Herzog, and Denis—and he remains a magnetic, bankable presence with future projects like Dune 3 and a Batman return on the horizon.
A new trailer for Dune: Part Three shows Paul Atreides facing a darker destiny 17 years after Part Two, with Robert Pattinson’s Scytale threatening regime change, Zendaya’s Chani at the center of a morally troubled saga, and returning stars like Duncan Idaho’s ghola; Denis Villeneuve promises a more action-driven finale as the film heads to a December 18 release.
Robert Pattinson said he didn’t attend Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s Fourth of July wedding with fiancée Suki Waterhouse because he was busy filming Batman, a detail he shared while promoting The Odyssey in London.
Robert Pattinson tells GQ he built a home gym and trained every day—sometimes twice a day at 3 a.m.—to bulk up for The Batman: Part II, pushing back on critics as production reportedly spans 11 weeks of night shoots, while recalling the grueling pace of Nolan’s The Odyssey.
Suki Waterhouse says she and Robert Pattinson keep their daughter’s name and face private for safety and to shield her from constant public scrutiny, stressing that privacy is about protection and giving their child the choice later in life, even as Waterhouse promotes a new album and Pattinson juggles multiple film projects.
In a Variety profile, Suki Waterhouse explains that motherhood and her partnership with Robert Pattinson inspired her new 14-track album Loveland, out July 10 on Island Records. She collaborated with Amy Allen, Aaron Dessner, and Joel Little, and the project explores nostalgia and intimate, settled moments as she balances touring plans with family life, including a new role as a mother.
Suki Waterhouse says having a child with Robert Pattinson has made their relationship feel like a new chapter, with the couple welcoming daughter in March 2024 and choosing to keep her life private. She spoke of post-birth turmoil and hormonal shifts, while highlighting the beauty of surviving parenthood together. Pattinson has also discussed how fatherhood has changed him, including tighter time management and how hard it is to be away from his daughter.
A24 released the first teaser for Primetime, an upcoming drama directed by Lance Oppenheim in which Robert Pattinson portrays a stylized version of Dateline NBC host Chris Hansen during the mid-2000s era of To Catch a Predator. The eerie teaser, with Perry-like surveillance aesthetics and rapid cuts, frames the morality and voyeuristic lure of televised crime exposure. Produced by Ari Aster and Lars Knudsen, and featuring Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo, and Phoebe Bridgers, the film is set for a fall theatrical release.
A24 released a teaser for Primetime, a drama-thriller in which Robert Pattinson plays Chris Hansen, the host of To Catch a Predator. Directed by Lance Oppenheim with a script by Ajon Singh, the cast also includes Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo and Phoebe Bridgers. The film revisits Hansen’s 2006 investigations and the real-world backlash surrounding the NBC sting; To Catch a Predator aired 2004–2007. Primetime opens in fall 2026, with Pattinson among the producers.
Robert Pattinson stars as Dateline NBC’s Chris Hansen in A24’s Primetime, a 2006-set drama whose trailer promises a chilling, transformative performance; directed by Lance Oppenheim, it marks Pattinson’s first feature producing credit and will hit theaters this fall, as he threads a busy year with The Drama and forthcoming projects like The Odyssey and Dune: Part Three.
Behind-the-scenes images posted by Matt Reeves show the Batmobile driving through snow, confirming The Batman Part II will be set at least partly in winter. The film, scheduled for October 1, 2027, will bring back Robert Pattinson as Batman and Jeffrey Wright as Gordon, while adding Sebastian Stan as Harvey Dent and Scarlett Johansson as his wife Gilda Dent, with Luke Hull from Andor, Charles Dance, and Andy Serkis also joining the cast.
Matt Reeves released a snowy first look at the Batmobile for The Batman: Part 2, signaling winter production; the cast returns with Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne, Colin Farrell as Penguin, Jeffrey Wright as Gordon, Andy Serkis as Alfred, and Barry Keoghan as the Joker, with Reeves co-writing with Mattson Tomlin, and the film set to open October 1, 2027.
Universal released a trailer for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, spotlighting Matt Damon as Odysseus and Robert Pattinson as the Ithacan suitor Antinous. The epic, shot entirely with IMAX cameras, features a starry cast including Zendaya, Charlize Theron and Lupita Nyong’o, and is set for a July 17 release alongside Spider-Man: Brand New Day, with 70mm screenings promoted in advance. Nolan’s 13th feature follows Oppenheimer’s 2023 success.