The actor is sincere about his most commercial past in cinema and is totally committed to the vision of the Dark Knight of director Matt Reeves.
The Batman of director Matt Reeves with actor Robert Pattinson in the lead as new Batman after the resignation of Ben Affleck in the previous stage of the character in DC, is one of the most ambitious projects of Warner Bros. Now, and in full promotion of Pattinson's new movie, The Lighthouse, is inevitable to be tempted to ask the actor about the upcoming Dark Knight adaptation; so much so, that media like Today have wanted to deepen the new stage of the actor in DC, both about his past and his future.
After the maelstrom of his stage as a vampire
And since his famous interpretation as a vampire in the saga for Twilight teenagers, Pattinson has stayed away from blockbusters to devote himself to a more independent and author type of cinema, a stage that has earned him to devote himself as an interpreter after his most commercial. Now, again he returns to a great brand like Batman, although he hopes there will be no episodes like the ones he lived with the vampire saga.
“There is a part of me that thinks it is impossible to be at the level of what happened with Twilight; It was very sudden. And now I'm a little … I don't know, I hope there aren't people at my doorstep. I think I'm a bit bored now and I'm older, so I guess it will be fine, ”says the actor.
On the other hand, Pattinson himself says he fully trusts Batman's vision of director Matt Reeves. “I feel that everyone has taken care of the character and his story and that there is much devotion to him. You can notice it in the studio, ”says the actor who acknowledges not knowing yet what it takes to play Batman, something that leads him to rely even more on Reeves, who he thinks is a great filmmaker and is eager to work for your orders.
Filming of the film is expected to start in the coming weeks, at which time Pattinson will finish completing physical training for the role that has been talked about a lot in recent days. Recall that in recent weeks other names have been confirmed such as Paul Dano as Enigma, Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman, Andy Serkis as Alfred, John Turturro as Falcone and Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner Gordon.
Source | Today
