Did you hear that? This is the sound of the Batmobile accelerating engine - this is a promotional slogan for the "Batman" sequel, and considering that Hollywood theaters are not yet fully open, many DC fans are worried that Batman's sequel will not be released on time. After all, this sequel has a lot of actors that everyone likes, and Robert Pattinson and Jeffrey White are the stars that fans have been waiting for for a long time. On the morning of February 4, Beijing time, Walter Hamada, president of DC's production department, was interviewed online by Hollywood reporter borys kit, who talked about his mental journey before and after the renewal of his contract with Warner management, as well as the success of "Wonder Woman 1984" in the home theater, and of course, the shooting and release of the sequel to "Batman" that everyone cares about. Walter Hamada began by saying, "Jeffrey White also starred in Batman, and we had so many great actors in that film. ”
When people discuss batman sequels, most of the focus is on the handsome Robert Pattinson, and it is natural to think that he is the new version of "Batman" starring. In fact, White, who plays James Gordon in the play, is also very important, and Hamada said that White is also the star of "Batman", which undoubtedly means that the role of Gordon is very important. The president also stressed that Batman's new heroic deeds will be heard, not seen, which makes people think about it - will this series also learn from Wonder Woman 1984 to cancel the theater part? It turns out that HBO MAX is launching another layer of the Dark Knight: the Audio Adventure Batman podcast, which is a theatrical property, saw Jeffrey White lend him the voice and give birth to the Cape Crusaders.
That is to say, HBO may want to give White a special show, and it seems that his position in the new version of "Batman" is indeed very important. Walter Hamada also stressed in an interview: "Warner needs Matt Reeves' philosophy. Reeves is the director of a new version of Batman, and another of his series, Jurassic World, will be released on Netflix. Previously, the author (who was complacent about watching movies) saw people say that in the special period of Hollywood, other directors are relatively idle, and he is very busy. Dennis McNicolas is a veteran writer on the HBO show Saturday Night Live, who has created and directed multiple episodes of the Warner Bros. Content division's films and series, and he's also joined the crew for the new Batman and will land on Warner's streaming service later in 2021. McNicolaos has said that Reeves is firm in his belief in continuing to work with Warner.
With the exception of HBO, other online platforms are separate from DC's years of collaboration, which will create podcasts based on the characters of each superhero series, which is a relatively new way. In this series of changes, one of the more mature ones is batman-centric: as long as the batman character is not buried, it is created by David Goyer as the creator and executive producer, and none of this can be changed. That is to say, in addition to Reeves, the other creators of the "Dark Knight" series are relatively fixed, and the director is a place where there are variables, which also shows that Walter Hamada's point of view is correct, Warner needs Reeves's concept to enhance the value and understanding of the film's cosmic film. McNicolas and Angela Piedra collaborated on a character-derived film show. The familiar Jon Berger turned former Warner executive into producer and has worked as executive producer on Justice League, Aquarius Man and Wonder Woman.
It is well known that in the Batman series starring White, this is a Dark Knight who has adopted a comedic model. Personally, I think this is reflected in the cast of the new version of Atman – which includes several former and current SNL actors: Chris Parnell and Melissa Villaceño, and of course Seth Meyers and other comedians, every member of the crew will play a role that is now locked up in bat curry. White already has an important role identity: he is on the opposite side of Batman, and Warner is about to launch Bruce Wayne, played by Robert Pattinson, which may also be a breakthrough for the role.
Asked about the inspiration behind the film, Walter Hamada quoted Davin Cook's Batman comic strips Batman: Self Comics and Taxi Driver. "I want to see a lot of stories from the '70s, stories of actors on the streets, taking root." Reeves said the film will be a superhero series that is close to real-world characters. "One of the fun in the comic book world is saying, 'Hey, what can we do to make these characters the Dark Knight?'" Reeves said that before launching the first ridicule for the film, he promised that he and all the creators involved in the film were trying to re-engage with the material, but still kept in touch with everything that had happened before, which was also the boost Reeves brought to Warner.