Batman director teases a really cool Barry Keoghan scene

Batman director Matt Reeves teased a really cool cut scene for Barry Keoghan from the movie and when audiences are able to see it.

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Batman Director Matt Reeves teases a really cool cut scene for Barry Keoghan from the movie and when audiences are able to see it. Keoghan is part of Reeves’ Dark Knight reboot alongside Robert Pattinson as the titular role, Zoe Kravitz as Selina Kyle/Catwoman, Paul Dano as The Riddler, Jeffrey Wright as Jim Gordon, John Turturro as Carmine Falcone, Peter Sarsgaard as District Attorney Jill Coulson, Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth, and Colin Farrell as Oswald Coplebut. Batman It marks Keoghan’s latest dive into the comic book genre after his performance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe eternity As Druig.

Batman The series takes place in Bruce Wayne’s second year in crime fighting as he uncovers a tangled web of corruption linked to his family’s past and wrestles with a serial killer known as The Riddler who targets the elite of Gotham’s citizens, including himself. The film is set to be the first in a new shared universe revolving around the titular ranger with Reeves and Warner Brothers currently in talks for a sequel and two separate TV shows in development for HBO Max. Where questions abound about what the future holds for those who are BatmanReeves may have already revealed an exciting future for one character.

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while talking with tech radar For the movie, Matt Reeves gave some ideas for the role of Barry Keoghan in Batman. Despite keeping his private connections a secret, the director has ridiculed his appearance as part of “Really coolCut the scene inside the Arkham Asylum. Watch what Reeves shared below:

“There were scenes we cut that I liked. In fact, there’s a scene with the invisible prisoner (Keoghan), who appears at the end of the movie in Arkham [Asylum] with Riddler. There was an earlier scene where Batman went to Arkham to try and locate the Riddler, and Barry was in that scene. It’s a very cool scene, and I’m sure we’ll shoot the scene after the movie comes out, because it’s a really cool deleted scene.”

Looking at his famous villainous role Kill a sacred deer And the green knighttheories and speculation began to revolve around Keogan’s choice of Batman early in its development. Many considered the Irish actor to be the Joker franchise, though reports have since revealed this situation by listing him as “Invisible Prisoner of Arkham. Interestingly, his initial film selection stated that Keoghan would portray Gotham City police officer Stanley Merkel, known in the comics as Gordon’s original partner and the ultimate victim of the executioner during Batman: Dark Victory.

Reeves’ biggest point of curiosity is to disturb Keogan’s cut scene Batman how “invisible“Character can contribute to”Really cool“The scene. Although Keoghan is known more for his face than his voice, it looks like he could be eternity The star was presented with some threatening off-screen dialogue before finally appearing with Paul Dano’s Riddler as Reeves noted. Only time will tell Batman It hits theaters March 4.

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