Written by: KDKA-TV News Staff
Pittsburgh (KDKA) – Pittsburgh’s Michael Keaton will play Batman in a movie due to premier in 2022.
Brooks Barnes of the New York Times interviewed Walter Hamadeh, president of DC Films, and they learned about it The 69-year-old Keaton, as well as Ben Affleck, will play Batman in “The Flash”. The New York Times reported that the film “will connect the two universes and feature two Batmans”.
Barnes also took to Twitter to confirm the news.
“Based on your Hamada trailer, some have interpreted WB as offering two Batman franchises, one with Pattinson and the other with a new cast. Is that true, or are you referring to Keaton as Batman II, as part of an saga not centered around Batman?” Nestor said Caine, founder of Desde Hollywood, a news site for bilingual films.
Barnes replied, “Keaton.”
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Brooks Barnes (@brooksbarnesNYT) January 2, 2021
Some fans later considered this to mean that Keaton would portray the superhero in the new movie and beyond. Barnes quickly dropped this rumor.
It was offline (moving apartments) and back to see this crazy Michael Keaton. I was referring to a * one * movie that Keaton was announced to be in, not a set of his Batman movies. If I had information about it other than “flash”, I would have put it clearly in my article
Brooks Barnes (@brooksbarnesNYT) January 5, 2021
Keaton made his debut as Batman in the 1989 film “Batman” by Tim Burton and the 1992 sequel “Batman Returns.”
In 2017, Received acclaimed actor Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts from Carnegie Mellon University.
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