The Batman Deleted Scene Reveals Robert Pattinson Fighting With The Joker aka Barry Keoghan

Director
Matt
Reeves
who
had
promised
to
share
a
deleted
scene
from
his
recent
DC
film

The
Batman,
shared
a
five-minute-long
clip.
The
deleted
scene
from
the
theatrical
release
shows
Robert
Pattinson’s
Caped
Crusader
battle
with
Barry
Keoghan’s
Joker.

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The
scene
saw
Batman
visit
Joker
in
captivity
at
Arkham
Asylum
while
he
is
trying
to
gather
more
information
about
The
Riddler,
played
by
Paul
Dano.
While
The
Riddler
is
the
main
villain
in
the
Matt
Reeves
release,
Joker
is
a
more
profound
villain
in
the
Batman
franchise.

According
to
reports,
the
scene
was
cut
from
the
film
for
pacing
release
as
the
run
time
had
exceeded
2
hours
55
minutes.
Batman
in
the
clip
can
be
seen
interacting
with
Joker.
The
latter
welcomes
the
Caped
Crusader
said,
“Almost
our
anniversary,
isn’t
it?” in
a
nod
to
the
superhero
helping
to
put
the
villain
behind
bars
in
the
first
place.

Batman
replies,
“There’s
a
serial
killer.
I
want
your
perspective.”
Joker
impressed
by
The
Riddler’s
actions,
says,
“So
meticulous.
Like
he’d
been
planning
this
his
whole
life,”
but
adds
that
he
is
a
“nobody
who
wants
to
be
somebody”.
Joker
then
explains
how
The
Riddler
has
“a
vision”.

Set
in
a
Hannibal
Lector
way,
the
scene
continues
as
Joker
plays
with
Batman’s
mind
instead
of
giving
advice
on
other
serial
killers.
Take
a
look
at
the
scene:

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Director
Matt
while
opening
up
about
the
scene,
revealed
that
it
was
simply
wasn’t
necessary
for
the
final
edition.
He
added,
“It
was
one
of
those
scenes
where,
given
how
complex
the
narrative
was,
by
taking
it
out,
it
kept
the
story
moving
in
a
way
it
needed
to.”

The
Batman
starring
Robert
Pattinson
also
features
Zoe
Kravitz
as
The
Catwoman,
Jeffrey
Wright
as
James
Gordon,
Paul
Dano
as
The
Riddler,
Colin
Farrell
is
the
Penguin
and
others.
Apart
from
being
praised
by
fans
and
critics
it
has
also
been
making
headlines
for
scoring
big
numbers
at
the
worldwide
box
office.