Robert Pattinson says filming action sequences for *The Batman: Part II* is “significantly harder” than on the first film, adding that he is “definitely feeling [his] age” while fighting on set. He is currently filming the sequel in London and spoke about the physical demands of the fight scenes during production.
Variety reports that Pattinson turned 40 ahead of the sequel’s start, and that filming began in June in London. Both outlets note that Pattinson is back as Batman, and that the movie includes new cast members. Scarlett Johansson and Sebastian Stan have been announced as part of the lineup, though their specific roles are not publicly detailed in the available reporting. Deadline similarly frames Pattinson’s comments as part of his effort to prepare for another return to Gotham, emphasizing the increased difficulty of the choreography and physical work.
While the articles focus on the actor’s remarks about age and training, they align on the core points: the sequel is in production in London, Pattinson returns as Batman, and he describes the action work as more challenging than before.
