Robert Pattinson may have missed one of the year’s biggest celebrity weddings, but he had a much bigger Gotham-sized excuse. While Hollywood gathered around Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s star-studded celebration, Pattinson was busy filming The Batman: Part II, and that meant no red carpet romance for him and Suki Waterhouse.

Still, the one thing he seems to regret is not getting any of the party favors.

Speaking to Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of The Odyssey, Robert Pattinson made it clear just how packed his schedule is.

“I was working! I was shooting Batman. I was shooting Batman this morning,” he said, underscoring how closely his time is tied to the production of The Batman: Part II. While headlines focused on the wedding, Pattinson was deep in Gotham.

That commitment is already showing up in his public appearances. His updated look suggests a more refined version of Bruce Wayne, hinting that the sequel may explore a character who is stepping further into the public eye. Even so, Pattinson could not resist joking about what he missed.

“They were giving away lots of stuff?” he asked with a laugh, before adding, “What did I get???” he told Entertainment Tonight. The comment turned a high-profile event into something unexpectedly relatable, as if the biggest loss was missing out on a gift bag rather than the celebration itself. For now, his priorities are clear. With The Batman: Part II aiming for an October 1, 2027, release, Pattinson is fully locked into the role, even if it means skipping some of Hollywood’s biggest social moments.

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While Pattinson stays focused on Gotham, another casting mystery is pulling fans deeper into speculation.

Sebastian Stan’s new bald look has quickly become a talking point among fans of The Batman: Part II. With Matt Reeves keeping details about the sequel tightly under wraps, even small changes are being treated like potential clues. One of the leading theories is that Stan could be playing Victor Zsasz rather than Harvey Dent.

The idea gained traction after reports suggested another actor might take on Dent, leaving space for a different kind of villain.  Zsasz, known for his unsettling presence and scarred appearance, would align more naturally with the shaved look. Stan has also added to the intrigue with his own comments about preparing for “many roles” in the film. That statement initially pointed toward Dent’s dual identity, but it now feels more open to interpretation.

Both characters would require transformation, which keeps the debate alive. The speculation is also shaped by Reeves’ earlier hints that the sequel may focus on a villain not fully explored in previous films. That detail leans more toward Zsasz, who has rarely been given major screen time compared to Two-Face. Still, without official confirmation, every theory remains part of the ongoing conversation.

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