The Batman Part II filming begins in the UK after director Matt Reeves confirmed A-list cast members

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Filming for The Batman Part II has officially started, following the recent announcement of the cast by director Matt Reeves.

Development of the next Batman movie, following the 2022 film, has been slower than expected. Its release date has been pushed back twice – first from October 2025 to October 2026, and then again to October 2027.

Pictures and videos from the movie set were posted online on Thursday, May 21st, revealing filming was happening in Liverpool, England.

On the set, fans noticed a stunt double standing in for Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne. They also saw a police car from Gotham City that looked damaged and covered in snow, plus a new logo for the movie displayed on a specific camera model – an Alexa265.

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Last week, I was thrilled to see Matt Reeves announce some new cast members on X (what used to be Twitter) who’ll be joining Robert Pattinson in the next Batman film. It’s really building up the excitement for the sequel!

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The director also announced that Charles Dance (known for Game of Thrones), Brian Tyree Henry (from Joker), and Sebastian Koch (of Homeland) will be part of the cast.

Reeves didn’t share any details of their roles.

The Batman Part II will be released on Friday 1st October 2027.

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Molly Moss writes about the newest trends in television, movies, and other entertainment for TopMob. She has a master’s degree in journalism and has also contributed to major publications like The Guardian, The Times, and The Sun Online.

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2026-05-21 14:34