Robert Pattinson positive for COVID-19, The Batman continues to stop filming

Film Batman new due Robert Pattinson The lead role is currently the most anticipated movie project by DC fans. The film was originally scheduled to release in June 2021 but was later rescheduled to October of the same year. However, it seems that fans will have to wait a little longer to enjoy the movie.​

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Due to the impact of COVID-19, the film had to stop filming for a while and the crew only recently returned to work. However, according to US media, the Batman movie had to continue to stop filming for a while because the film’s main actor Robert Pattinson tested positive for COVID-19.

A spokesperson for Warner Bros. also confirmed:

Vanity Fair contacted senior Warner Bros. and learned that this member was Robert Pattinson. It is known that 34-year-old British actor Robert Pattinson contracted the virus just days after arriving in the London area.
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The Batman began filming in Glasgow earlier this year but was forced to pause in March due to the epidemic. Director Matt Reeves once revealed that when filming was stopped for the first time, the crew had only filmed 25% of the film’s content. That forced Warner Bros. to change the scheduled premiere time, but not long after returning to work, they had to continue to stop filming. This will definitely cause a lot of damage to the film crew.​