Robert Pattinson has a message for critics of his superhero persona in in the film "Batman"« .
The actor, who will also reprise his role in Matt Reeves' film "« Batman: Part II» , recently in an interview GQ clarified that he "trained every damn day" while filming the 2022 movie, despite criticism of his appearance from some people.
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«"Everyone was like, 'You didn't work out at all.' And I worked out every single day," Pattinson said. "Even after that, I still look like I didn't work out. I worked out twice a day, like, at three in the morning," Pattinson said, adding that he blames his past interviews for the harsh criticism of his physique as Batman. "I'm like, 'It's just because I said in an interview [that working out isn't cool]. I was trying to look cool!'"„
Actor from the film "Drama"« told GQ magazine , who has since outfitted a home gym in his Beverly Hills home to train for the sequel. «Batman» , which is expected to begin filming soon. However, Pattinson apparently wasn't fully aware of the upcoming filming schedule.
«"The other day, a stuntman contacted me. He said, 'Oh, 11 weeks of night shoots.' I was like, 'Excuse me?' And he said, 'They didn't even send me a schedule,'" he joked.
Pattinson has been vocal about his thoughts on male body standards in Hollywood, previously admitting he felt pressure to tone his own muscles after seeing other actors with ripped abs, such as Taylor Lautner in the franchise. «"Twilight"» . «I never worried about it that much before, but after seeing how much Taylor trains for her films, I thought, «Well, now everyone’s going to judge me.» I always tried to think of poses where I could tense my muscles and pull my stomach in,» the actor said. from the Odyssey » to a Mexican magazine 15a20 in 2011, as reported Glamour .
Years later, in 2023, in an interview with the newspaper The London Standard He said it was "insane" how intensely actors are expected to prepare for their roles. He added, "And it's very, very easy to fall into that trap, even if you're just watching your calorie intake. It's incredibly addictive—and you don't fully realize how insidious it is until it's too late.".
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