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Kristen Stewart Can’t Wait To Hear Robert Pattinson’s Batman Voice

Kristen Stewart can’t wait to see her former Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson as the Dark Knight in Matt Reeves’ The Batman reboot – specifically, she’s eager to hear his Batman voice. The actress is currently promoting her own movie reboot of a classic franchise – Charlie’s Angels – and was asked who her favorite version of the Caped Crusader is. Stewart noted that she has “all the faith” in what Pattinson will do with the part, as well as his Catwoman, Zoe Kravitz.

“Literally, she already is Catwoman. I cannot wait to see that. I’ve known those guys for a long time, obviously. But other than that, for me, Michael Keaton is definitely the one.”

For Stewart, like many fans, it all rests on how Pattinson sounds when he’s under the cape and cowl. Some Batmen growl, others whisper or, if you’re Ben Affleck, modulate their voice electronically. But we’ll see how Pattinson tackles Bruce Wayne’s voice when he says that immortal introductory line.

“I can’t wait to hear Rob be like, ‘I’m Batman.’”

Pattinson has previously teased that he might base his Batman voice on Willem Dafoe’s accent in The Lighthouse – though, knowing the actor’s tongue-in-cheek sense of humor, he may have been joking. He did, however, offer an impression of the character way back on one of the Twilight commentary tracks.

Stewart, for her part, has been linked to The Batman, as well. There was a call to bring her on board as Catwoman, though she has also been linked to Batgirl. The actress would presumably want to take on a superhero role at some point, just so she can prove those folks who told her she couldn’t land a Marvel role for being openly gay wrong.

Charlie’s Angels is due out later this month. And The Batman will be with us in June 2021.



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Avengers: Endgame Directors Say Bucky’s Issues Stopped Him From Getting The Shield

Steve Rogers retired from superheroism at the end of Avengers: Endgame and passed on the mantle of Captain America – in the form of his shield – to one of his best friends. Surprisingly, though, it wasn’t Bucky Barnes but rather, Sam Wilson. Fans had been fully expecting the Winter Soldier to be the next Cap, with Sebastian Stan having to field questions about the possibility for years beforehand. So why was the decision made for Steve to pick Sam over Sergeant Barnes?

Well, in a video for WIRED, directors the Russo brothers offered “tech support” for fans – essentially, answering Twitter questions. One person asked about this particular mystery and Anthony clarified that it’s Bucky’s “damaged mind” which makes him the less perfect choice to replace Steve.

“The thing we’ve loved exploring about Bucky is [that] he’s got a very complicated history. He has a damaged mind. You don’t want to hand a very powerful weapon to somebody who is vulnerable like that.”

As for Sam, Joe Russo pressed that the Falcon is the ideal second Captain America.

“Falcon is an amazing character who is certainly very deserving of the shield.”

As with several elements of Endgame, the way this ended up has caused some controversy. Due to their life-long friendship, Bucky’s redemptive arc and the fact that he has a similar heightened durability to Steve, many thought it made more sense for him to get the shield over Sam. However, it’s clear the Russos feel strongly that the new Cap needs to be someone purer like Falcon and that perhaps Barnes isn’t yet fully healed enough to do the job.

We’ll see how both Bucky and Sam deal with life after Steve in the upcoming Disney Plus series The Falcon and the Winter Soldierwhich will see them teaming up with Sharon Carter and facing off against Zemo once again. We’d expect that to dig deeper into the reasoning behind Falcon’s promotion in Avengers: Endgame, and you can expect it in early 2021.



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