Robert Pattinson, the new Batman for the DC universe, and his Batman aren’t immune to Coronavirus outbreak.
Highlights:
- The Coronavirus outbreak is affecting Robert Pattinson’s Batman
- Robert Pattinson plays the new Batman in Warner Bros. DCEU
- Robert Pattinson’s “The Batman” shoot halted amid Coronavirus threat
- Coronavirus concern affecting the production of movies in Hollywood and around the world
Yes, the one who’s been a bat for more than a decade now, first in Twilight, and now as Batman, is also affected by Coronavirus outbreak as he can’t shoot anymore.
The Coronavirus outbreak is affecting Robert Pattinson’s Batman
Robert Pattinson’s Batman becomes the latest one to be affected by Coronavirus outbreak. Yes, the COVID-19 has been affecting the world at an extreme level lately. Most of the countries have declared it as an Epidemic. WHO has recently declared it as the state of Global Epidemic due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
After the lockdown in China, countries like Italy and Iran have also declared a lockdown and a state of emergency amid the increasing Coronavirus cases and an increasing number of death tolls. UK, US, and other countries are also taking all the measures to control the spread of COVID-19. As a result of COVID-19 and the lockdowns, many movies and their cast have been affected. The recent one getting affected by COVID-19 is Robert Pattinson’s Batman.
Robert Pattinson plays the new Batman in Warner Bros. DCEU
Yes, after Ben Affleck stepped down from being Batman for DC comic-based superhero movie, Robert Pattinson has been roped in to be the new Batman in DCEU. Recently the costume teaser for “The Batman” was released. The teaser featured Robert Pattinson in the new Batman suit, while the bleeding red lighting around him gave us some chilling feels.
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Some pictures of the new Batmobile for the new Batman movie was also revealed by director Matt Reeves. After the disappointment from Batman vs Superman and Justice League, Warner Bros have handed this new Batman project to Reeves, the maker of the last two “Planet of the Apes” movies.
Robert Pattinson’s “The Batman” shoot halted amid Coronavirus threat
Robert Pattinson’s “The Batman”, which was earlier proposed to release around June 2021, might need to see a delayed release date due to delay in productions. “The Batman” is the latest addition in the long list of movies affected by the lockdowns amid Coronavirus concerns. After the news of Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson getting infected by Coronavirus on the sets of “Elvis Presley” in Australia, the Warner Bros. has decided to not risk the cast and Stars of their movies.
Warner Bros., who had been one of the only production houses continuing filming of its movies while every other production house halted the shooting, has to make a decision of halting the shoot of “The Batman” for two weeks. A statement from the studio stated “Warner Bros. Pictures feature production of ‘The Batman’ will hiatus filming for two weeks beginning today. The studio will continue to monitor the situation closely.”
Coronavirus concern affecting the production of movies and shows in Hollywood and around the world
With Robert Pattinson’s new Batman movie joining the list of movies getting halted or postpended amid Coronavirus threat, the list has grown to cover almost all the major Hollywood movies into production. On Friday night Universal Pictures also stopped production of its several movies including “Jurassic World: Dominion” and “Flint Strong.
The shooting of Mission Impossible 7 starring Tom Cruise, which was to take place in Venice, has also been halted due to the lockdown in Italy. Not only the movies into production but also the movies awaiting their release have been affected due to the lockdowns and the fear of COVID-19 around the world. The release of movies like “Fast & Furious 9”, Disney’s “Mulan”, and “A Quiet Place Part II” have also been halted for an unknown period.
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