We reported back in January 2023 that Rob’s production company was involved with “Rotting in the Sun”. Rob attended MUBI In Partnership With BUTT Magazine Presents UK Premiere Of “Rotting In The Sun” on 8 September 2023. Here’s some lovely photos – I feel like it’s been ages since we saw Rob on a red carpet. That’s Jason Firstman, writer of the film.

7 August 2023

According to two sources, Adam McKay’s “Average Height, Average Build” has been postponed indefinitely due to both the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Filming was reportedly to commence originaly in July 2023 and then pushed back to September, but now we will wait and see when this film gets back on track.

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26 June 2023

According to IMDbPro, AHAB will start filming in Boston, Massachusetts on 31 July 2023 which is great news.

19 May 2023

Variety spoke to Andy McKay who confirmed that Average Height, Average Build was his next film to go into production – pending the writer’s strike of course:

“Depending on the strike (and the Directors Guild also coming to an agreement), McKay said he hopes to be in production on his serial killer comedy thriller “Average Height, Average Build” in the fall, with Robert Pattinson, Amy Adams, Robert Downey Jr., Forest Whitaker and Danielle Deadwyler attached: “That’s the next big one for me.”

25 July 2023

Here’s another deleted scene from The Batman

25 March 2022

Matt Reeves did say he was going to share this – I’m so glad we are seeing the deleted Arkham scene with Rob and Barry Keoghan.

Matt Reeves recently spoke with Team Deakins ane teased us about The Batman 2 – “How much farther can we push it …” Listen to the full interivew below.

13 July 2023

Two shots of Rob from The Batman camera test

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6 July 2022

9 July 2023

Remember when it was rumoured Rob gifted Nolan a book on Oppenheimer’s speeches after they wrapped Tenet. Well here’s Christopher Nolan confirming that he did in fact receive the book as a gift from Rob and why Rob didn’t feature in his film “Oppenheimer” – “He was busy, he’s very much in demand these days”. Video starts at the spot where Nolan is asked about the book and why wasn’t Rob offered a role.

Full quote from Deadline:

“Yeah, Rob, off the back of Tenet, where we refer to Oppenheimer, and I had wrote a thing about this incredible moment that Oppenheimer and the scientist of the Manhattan Project had where they could not completely eliminate the possibility that when they triggered that first gadget, that first atomic device, they might start the chain reaction that would destroy the world,” Nolan said in an interview with journalist Tara Hitchcock.

Nolan continued, “We used that as a metaphor for Tenet, which Rob was in. As a wrap gift, he gave me a book of Oppenheimer‘s speeches from the 1950s, where you’re reading these great intellects trying to deal with the massive consequences of the way in which they’ve changed life forever, for all of us.”