Dylan Clark, Andy Serkis, Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, Paul Dano, Jeffrey Wright and Matt Reeves celebrate The Batman.
Across the pond, some very lucky Londoners got to witness the first look at the highly-anticipated new tale about our favorite Caped Crusader.
Well sort of.
On the evening of Feb. 23, Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, Paul Dano, Jeffrey Wright, Andy Serkis, director Matt Reeves and producer Dylan Clark hit the red carpet at the BFI Imax for a special screening of “The Batman.”
The event precedes the film’s wide cinematic release and allowed a limited number of fans to watch the cast arrivals in person. No doubt the group was buzzing with excitement about being that much closer to the movie’s release.
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As usual, Kravtiz stunned in a black gown with cutouts that would undoubtedly be approved by Catwoman herself. According to WhoWhatWear, the star dress comes from Saint Laurent.
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True to his mysterious ways (and those of Batman), Pattinson donned a cool-as-ever gray oversized suit by Jil Sander. The look was completed by a long-sleeve black turtleneck and chunky silver chain bracelet.
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Villain, where? The critically acclaimed actor shed The Riddler’s classic green and opted for a navy geometric-print suit and black loafers.
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Serkis, who plays loyal compatriot Alfred Pennyworth, kept it sheek on the red carpet in a black-on-black suit. Adding in a pop of color, the jacket zips open to reveal a tartan pattern.
Ten years after the release of Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises (and a number of pandemic-related production delays), Reeves returns with a new installment about Bruce Wayne coming head-to-head with The Riddler.
When a killer sets sights on Gotham’s high society, Batman heads to the underworld where he encounters Selina Kyle (a.k.a. Catwoman), Oswald Cobblepot (a.k.a The Penguin), Carmine Falcone and Edward Nashton (a.k.a The Riddler). To unmask the culprit, Batman forges new relationships in the name of bringing justice to the corruption-plagued city. The Batman also stars Colin Ferrell and John Turturro. Alongside Reeves, it was written by Peter Craig.
For more action, see the trailer below.
The Batman hits theaters on March 4. It will become available on HBO Max on April 19.
Photography by: Getty Images/Gareth Cattermole
