However, a key question looms—if Robert Pattinson’s age becomes an issue, could a new actor step into Batman’s shoes? The mystery grows, especially since James Gunn, co-chairman of DC Studios, recently confirmed that a new actor will take on Batman in the DC Universe,

“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.”

Noted…don’t try to scare Robert Pattinson. During a recent conversation with his Mickey 17 director, Bong Joon Ho for GQ, the actor opened up about the reason why he “can’t watch horror movies anymore” as an adult.

Mickey 17, the new sci-fi alien invasion comedy starring The Batman’s Robert Pattinson, is off to a lackluster start in its first weekend in theaters. Per Variety, Oscar-winner Bong Joon Ho’s newest film,

Robert Pattinson, the star of The Batman and Twilight series, has left his fans in fits of laughter with his confession about avoiding horror films. The actor, known for his roles in thrillers like The Lighthouse and The Devil All the Time,

Robert Pattinson, having brooded his way through Gotham in The Batman, now turns his gaze to the far reaches of science fiction in Mickey 17. Under Bong Joon-ho’s masterful direction, this existential odyssey is a heady mix of suspense,