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Matt Reeves, director of the upcoming superhero film The Batman has started hyping the film by releasing a brand new image of Robert Pattinson's character Batman.

The new photo shows Pattison's Dark Knight standing on a building and watching over the whole Gotham City. Reeves posted the image on social media platform Twitter with the caption, "Good Morning, from Gotham City…

"Can’t wait to show you more at [DC FanDome] this Saturday…"

Source: The Mary Sue

Ahead of the release of second official trailer of the film recently, Zoe Kravitz, set to feature in the role of Catwomen in the movie while speaking with AnOther Magazine shared about the fact that how she handled the massive pressure while working on the project.

"Because I respect them so much I chose not to think about them when making the movie. If I’m thinking about wanting everyone to like it and wanting all the fans to like it, I’m not going to actually bring a real person to life. Matt wrote a really interesting story with a complex character, and the relationships are really interesting. All I wanted to do was honor that story," she explained.

The 32-year-old Kravitz further went on to explain that despite the movie coming with a lot of expectation she never felt like she was under pressure and she just worked completely independent as an actress. She also shared some incredible moments that she had while shooting the film.

"Sometimes with really big movies, it can feel like you’re just a puppet and part of this big machine. This felt like an independent movie in the way that there was real heart and soul and thought being put into the process and into every scene. It was incredibly collaborative. Matt’s very specific. It took him a year to make this because of COVID. We were in this bubble, really in this world, and it was an incredible experience. To spend a year of your life, and it’s very physically demanding ... I had to be in very specific shape, and there’s a pandemic going on. I’m being zipped into a catsuit every day at 7am, working 12-hour days and then coming home and working out. It was intense," she said.

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With Mart Reeves as the director of The Batman film, it is based on the fan-favorite comic character Batman, who first appeared in the comic book launched in 1939. The film features a sprawling cast of Robert Pattinson in the role of Bruce Wayne also known as Batman, Zoë Kravitz in the role of Selina Kyle / Catwoman, Paul Dano in the role of Edward Nashton also known as Riddler, John Turturro in the role of Carmine Falcone, Peter Sarsgaard in the role of Gil Colson, Barry Keoghan in the role of Stanley Merkel, Jayme Lawson in the role of Bella Reál, Colin Farrell in the role of Oswald "Oz" Cobblepot also known as Penguin, Alex Ferns ain the role of Commissioner Pete Savage and Con O'Neill have been cast in an unknown role.

The Batman film is currently, set to be released in the theatres on 4th March 2022, after a long wait because of the delay it had to face in its production and shooting due to the Coronavirus Pandemic.