Jason became a more proactive vigilante, killing any violent criminal that crossed his path while seeking to take control of Gotham's organized crime so he could steer it towards less insidious ends. The murderous rise of the Red Hood sprung out of Jason's new lease on life, with the young crimefighter enraged upon learning Batman didn't avenge his death at the hands of the Joker. And while this change in agenda has put Jason on a collision course with his old friends before, he has steadily been working his way back towards redemption and into the Bat-Family's good graces. One member of the Bat Family that has repeatedly crossed the line and openly killed criminals is Jason Todd in his vigilante alter ego, the Red Hood.
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The full extent of Pattinson's transformation will be revealed when The Batman debuts in theaters on March 4.WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Nightwing Annual #1, on sale now from DC Comics.īatman's strict moral code, including his "one rule" not to employ lethal force or use conventional firearms, are the safeguards he maintains to prevent him from becoming just as deadly as the supervillains he battles. Though Kravitz has likely seen a little more footage than the general public, based on the trailer for The Batman, Pattinson's transformation into the Caped Crusader certainly looks like a sight to behold not only physically, but vocally as well. Like a few Batman actors before him, Pattinson is able to reduce his voice to a deep harsh growl, which perfectly matches the dark tone Reeves is setting for the adaptation. One of his recent higher-profile roles came in Christopher Nolan's Tenet, though his dual role as Bruce Wanye/Batman is likely his best opportunity to shed his Twilight persona and be recognized as the immense talent he is. However, he has since delivered an array of under-the-radar performances in indie films like Good Time and The Lighthouse. The Batman was originally conceived as a solo outing for Ben Affleck, and many were initially perplexed when Pattinson was recast in the role, given his reputation as the awkward vampire Edward Cullen from the Twilight saga. I hope the fans love it because we put a lot of work into this. I’m just very excited for him to be able to go on vacation because he deserves it. Matt Reeves has a lot of heart, and he cares so much for these characters. His transformation was out of this world. Though she obviously isn't allowed to reveal much about the upcoming DC film, the Catwoman actress had plenty of praise for Pattinson's performance, saying " his transformation was out of this world." Read Kravitz's full quote below:
Speaking to Variety, Kravitz reveals she has “ seen a little” of Reeves' The Batman, which is currently in post-production. Related: The Batman: How Zoe Kravitz's Catwoman Can Beat Michelle Pfeiffer's The Batman also stars Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth and Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner Gordon. The two will square off against multiple iconic villains in The Riddler (Paul Dano) and The Penguin (Colin Farrell), while rumors claim Barry Keoghan could be playing The Joker. Now, she gets the chance to portray Catwoman in live action alongside Pattinson as a younger Dark Knight in his second year of fighting crime in Gotham City. Kravitz is certainly no stranger to superhero fare, including the role of Catwoman, having previously voiced the character in 2017's The LEGO Batman Movie.įollowing her big breakout as Angel Salvadore in 2011's X-Men: First Class, Kravitz also voiced Mary Jane in 2018's Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
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Zoë Kravitz praises Robert Pattinson's transformation in The Batmanas " out of this world." The daughter of the popular musician, Lenny Kravitz, stars in Matt Reeves' upcoming Batman movie as a nightclub worker named Selina Kyle, who masquerades as a burglar under the the alter ego, Catwoman.
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