Robert Pattinson wants to keep playing Batman as long as he can, if that's quite all right

Robert Pattinson expressed his desire to continue playing the role of Batman as long as possible, provided it aligns with everyone's preferences. During an appearance on the BAFTA video series "Roll Play," the actor donned a novelty die, rolled it, and shared insights about his experience with The Batman and its sequel. After generating excitement by closing his eyes and humming, Pattinson eagerly tossed the die, which zoomed across the table.

However, his enthusiasm couldn't thwart journalists' curiosity about The Batman: Part II, which has now returned to production under the guidance of Steven Soderbergh, while Matt Reeves steps away to attend to personal matters.

Pattinson kicked off the conversation by acknowledging Batman's status as the coolest superhero. He disclosed that he has harbored an interest in the role for years, finding something intriguing about it. When he initially read the script for The Batman, he was immediately captivated by its distinctive atmosphere and immediately inspiring vibe. The actor emphasized his enthusiasm for the project, stating that he wants to continue playing the character "for as long as I can."

Revealing the impact of Matt Reeves' work on the film, Pattinson praised the actor's performance in the Safdie Brothers' 2017 crime drama Good Time, which influenced Reeves while crafting the Batman screenplay. He elaborated on the unusual nature of The Batman, praising its fresh take on Bruce Wayne and the Dark Knight. He also expressed his anticipation for the sequel, The Batman: Part II, calling it an unprecedented exploration of Bruce Wayne and Batman's psychology that he believes hasn't been seen before.