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Scarlett Johansson discusses undisclosed Batman sequel role
First reported Nov 4, 5:06 PM ET · Latest Nov 4, 6:03 PM ET · Explainer updated Nov 4, 7:31 PM ET
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Where things stand
Scarlett Johansson revealed she has finally spoken about her part in “The Batman: Part II,” saying the role was “very hard to figure out,” according to The Hollywood Reporter and Variety.
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Timeline
What changed: She said the character pushed her outside her comfort zone and caused “a lot of existential angst.”
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- Scarlett Johansson Breaks Silence on ‘The Batman Part II’ Role: “It Was Very Hard to Figure Out” — The Hollywood Reporter
The actress' character in Matt Reeves' sequel to DC Studios' 2022 film has yet to be revealed.
- Scarlett Johansson Says ‘The Batman 2’ Role Was ‘Very Hard to Figure Out’: ‘It Gave Me a Lot of Existential Angst’ — Variety
Scarlett Johansson isn’t new to the superhero genre, but her role in “The Batman: Part II” still proved to be its own challenge. Johansson told “Entertainment Tonight” that her upcoming role in the Robert Pattinson-led feature, which hasn’t been revealed,…
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- The identity of Johansson’s character and how it fits into the film’s story remain unclear. Open
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The actress is slated to appear in the sequel to Matt Reeves’ 2022 Batman film starring Robert Pattinson, but the specific character she will portray has not been disclosed.
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