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 actor made his debut as the masked crusader in Matt Reeves' 2022 flick 'The Batman' Robert Pattinson isn’t getting any younger. The actor, 38, joked in a recent interview with Hero Magazine that he will be playing "old Batman" in the anticipated sequel to The Batman following years of delays.

Robert Pattinson's return as Batman in The Batman Part II has been delayed despite his successful debut. Pattinson's Batman movie garnered positive reviews and box office success, with fans eagerly awaiting the sequel. The Batman Part II filming has yet to start, but Pattinson previously said shooting would begin at the end of the year.

Looks like James Gunn thought people were getting a little too brave and bold with their The Brave and the Bold theories. Speculation and/or manifestation that The Batman star Robert Pattinson would also play Batman in the wider DC Universe only increased after The Batman director Matt Reeves gave a noncommittal answer about the possibility in a January interview at the Golden Globes.

Robert Pattinson was 33 when he debuted as the DC superhero in The Batman (2022). The reboot showed him as a rookie Bruce Wayne, who discovers his strength and rises above the occasion. Pattinson, who is now 38,

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.