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The Batman is being directed by Matt Reeves and is a darker take at young days of the Gotham Saviour.
The DCEU's exciting line-up for the future years is setting the stage for many other things. One of these is Robert Pattinson’s The Batman. Matt Reeves is directing the Cape Crusader saga, which is the first in a trilogy. It is darker than the earlier days of Gotham Saviour. Although Pattinson's career will depend on this big break, it won't guarantee him stars. His salary for the flick isn't guaranteed stars.
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It is the story of Batman, which is being vouched to be darker than any other. This was originally planned for Ben Affleck and was to be his solo movie. But destiny had different plans, and years later Matt Reeves was assigned to take the plan ahead, and he took Robert in the entourage. The movie will be set in Gotham, as Cape Crusader was just beginning his journey as the saviour.
For many reasons, the film has been in the news. There has been much speculation about The Batman, and there is still more to be said. What is making noise now is Robert's salary, and while it does justify that this is the first in trilogy and there is more to come, it is still way lesser than his contemporaries. Continue reading to learn more about the subject.
Variety has published a report on the Hollywood business during the pandemic. The report also includes a list of salaries for the most prominent stars, including Chris Hemsworth. The report discusses how much Robert Pattinson earned for The Batman. It mentions a figure in the range of $200,000 to $400,000$3 Million. If this is all, there may be more details. When you consider that the Matt Reeves directedorial is the first of three, Robert's paycheck will only increase.
Robert Pattinson isn't the only one making money with The Batman. The actor has also signed a Warner Bros. first look deal. He announced the same in a previous statement, saying, "Warner Bros Pictures, HBO, and all that is associated with innovative filmmaking have always been synonymous." It's an honor to work with them to find the most innovative voices in television and film, and to help bring their visions into reality. Over the years, I have enjoyed working with the studio and have great respect for their hard work, willingness to try new things and drive to the limits creatively.
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