Robert Pattinson discusses the challenges of returning to his role as Batman, feeling the physical demands increase with age.

The many delays to 'The Batman — Part II' have made the action scenes for Robert Pattinson more difficult.

Robert Pattinson turned 40 years old ahead of filming “The Batman: Part II,” and he’s definitely feeling his age on set. Production on the long-awaited superhero sequel kicked off in June in London with Pattinson back as the Dark Knight opposite new cast members Scarlett Johansson and Sebastian Stan,

Robert Pattinson is returning as Batman for the upcoming sequel and says he is feeling the physical demands of the role. The “Twilight” actor recently told GQ that filming the fight scenes has become significantly harder than it was during the first movie.

"I’m definitely feeling my age when fighting a lot."

“At the end of this, I’m definitely taking a vacation,” the actor says of his extremely busy 2026, which now includes a new role as global ambassador for Jaeger-LeCoultre.

The 40-year-old actor is back in the Batsuit for Matt Reeves’ sequel, which is scheduled to release in theaters on Feb. 18, 2028

New behind-the-scenes images from the production of The Batman: Part II reveal subtle design refinements to Robert Pattinson’s costume, including a classic-inspired utility belt and updated armor plating.