Brad Pitt Reportedly Negotiating Role in Matt Reeves’ ‘The Batman: Part Two’
Recent speculation has swirled regarding Brad Pitt’s possible participation in “The Batman: Part II.” Reports indicate that while discussions may have occurred, the star is not set to join the cast.
Brad Pitt and “The Batman: Part II”
Brad Pitt was once rumored to be negotiating for a role in “The Batman: Part II,” directed by Matt Reeves. However, according to sources, filmmakers are now moving forward without him. These rumors have persisted for months within fan circles, igniting interest in Pitt’s potential involvement.
Production Insights
- The film is aiming to commence shooting in May 2026.
- Scarlett Johansson has been confirmed for an undisclosed role.
- Robert Pattinson will reprise his role as Bruce Wayne/Batman.
- The release date is currently set for October 1, 2027.
Pitt’s scheduling conflicts have reportedly hindered his participation. He is slated to shoot “The Riders,” directed by Edward Berger, in January 2026. This schedule clashes with the planned shooting of “The Batman: Part II.”
Possible Character and Cast
Speculation about Pitt’s role includes the possibility of him portraying Dr. Arkham. While this is highly speculative, it highlights the intrigue surrounding the film’s casting process.
- Returning cast includes:
- Colin Farrell as Penguin
- Andy Serkis as Alfred
- Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner Gordon
- Barry Keoghan as Joker
Notably, Zoë Kravitz is not expected to reprise her role as Catwoman. The ensemble cast remains compelling, and the addition of a star like Pitt would have significantly heightened interest.
Future Developments
Despite the current lack of confirmation regarding Pitt’s involvement, discussions between Matt Reeves and Pitt’s production company, Plan B, continue to fuel speculation. As fans eagerly anticipate updates, the production team remains focused on finalizing the cast for this highly anticipated sequel.
