The actor, who portrayed the Dark Knight in Matt Reeves ‘ 2022 blockbuster The Batman, recently touched on the status of filming for the highly-anticipated sequel while speaking with his Mickey 17 co-star Naomi Ackie for Hero magazine .

Robert Pattinson is worried he’ll be too old to star in “The Batman Part II.” The actor, 38, played Bruce Wayne in the 2022 flick “The Batman” under director Matt Reeves and was set to reprise as The Caped Crusader in the sequel; however, undisclosed issues have pushed the original release date back years.

The age of certain actors when playing certain roles is a common topic of debate in the world of film or television. Rarely, however, do the protagonists themselves joke about it.

In a conversation with his Mickey 17 costar Naomi Ackie for Hero magazine, Robert Pattinson shared an update on when production will begin on the highly anticipated sequel to 2022's The Batman, in which he'll reprise his role as Bruce Wayne/Batman.

L ast year, reports revealed that Matt Reeves’ ‘Batman 2’ is now going to hit theatres in 2027 instead of 2026. Released in 2022, the first title introduced Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson is all of us right now when it comes to The Batman Part II. When asked if he'll start filming the highly anticipated sequel to the 2022 film anytime soon, he offered a candid response: "I f---ing hope so."

“I f***ing hope so,” Pattinson told Mickey 17 co-star Naomi Ackie in a conversation for Hero Magazine about playing the Caped Crusader again. “I started out as young Batman and I’m going to be f***ing old Batman by the sequel… I’m 38, I’m old.”

Part II' isn't too far away because he worries he is "going to be f****** old Batman" by the time the movie comes around.

Amid his booked and busy schedule promoting his upcoming movie Mickey 17, Robert Pattinson dropped an update—kinda—on the much-anticipated sequel to 2022’s The Batman, which saw him take on the mantle of the caped crusader from Ben Affleck.