Robert Pattinson and Zoë Kravitz truly set the screen ablaze in The Batman with their amazing chemistry. The duo left us craving more after playing Bruce Wayne/Batman and Selina Kyle/Catwoman, with some eclectic moments and simmering tension.
While the second installment is still on the horizon, we might see Pattinson and Kravitz again but in a different project. With the former having a jam-packed slate of projects, we could see them reunite sooner than expected.
Robert Pattinson teases potential reunion with Zoë Kravitz
In a recent interview with Hero Magazine, Robert Pattinson praised Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut, Blink Twice, and said, “I loved [Blink Twice], it was great, she’s great.” The actor further revealed that he is already discussing future possibilities with Kravitz, “I’m actually talking to her about a couple of things.”
So, while we are desperate to see the duo in The Batman Part 2, the co-stars seem to be planning another reunion. But we can’t wait until they play their DC counterparts again, and Pattinson is more than eager to reprise his role as the Caped Crusader.
The actor joked about starring as a young version of the character but feels that he’ll be “f*cking old” by the time the sequel rolls out, as he’s already 38. But Pattinson isn’t relying on just one project and is already exploring his potential with different genres, talented co-stars, and award-winning directors.
Robert Pattinson’s impressive lineup: From sci-fi to romance
Robert Pattinson’s career is in overdrive, and he’s about to deliver one of the strongest line-ups. First up is his recent release, Mickey 17, a sci-fi dark comedy directed by Bong Joon-ho. The film’s unconventional premise shows that Pattinson certainly has a knack for choosing challenging roles. The movie had already generated quite a lot of buzz before its release, so the stars seemed to align for the actor even this time around.
Next up, we’ll see Pattinson in a movie with Jennifer Lawrence and LaKeith Stanfield (via Deadline). Titled Die, My Love, the Lynne Ramsay directorial is a psychological thriller that explores themes of love and madness. Finally, Pattinson is starring opposite Zendaya in an A24 production called The Drama, where the couple deals with unexpected circumstances before their wedding day (via Deadline).
With such impressive movies coming up, the actor has proved that he’s capable of tackling a wide range of genres. Pattinson refused to be typecasted, and after delivering such diverse performances, he’d have left this possibility far behind.
You can watch The Batman on HBO MAX, and Micky 17 is currently in theaters.
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