Robert Pattinson is all set to reprise his role as Batman in the much-anticipated sequel to his 2022 film “The Batman.” The busy actor sat down for an exclusive interview with GQ Music in which he spoke about making music on the sets of the superhero film and his incredible filmography.
Robert Pattinson turned his Batman into a music producer on movie set
Robert Pattinson revealed to GQ magazine how he turned his Batman into a music producer on set. When the interviewer asked Pattinson whether he was still making music and if it was true that hehad something coming out soon, the “Twilight” star replied that he is always kind of doing “little bits and bobs.” He also admitted that he has “recorded stuff.”
The 39-year-old actor confessed, “It’s just so difficult to tell whether you’re being a total dork. And then the risk/reward is so high. It would be so embarrassing if you’re like, ‘Oh, I made some songs.’ And they’re like, ‘Yeah, it’s s**t.’ It’s so awful.”
When the interviewer pressed for more, the “Die My Love” star confessed that he made music on the set of his Batman film while wearing a mask.
When asked about the kind of music he was making, Pattinson replied that he was kind of “going all over the place” and that he’s always “doing lots of stuff.”
The “Mickey 17” star shared, “During Batman, I made tons and tons of ambient electronic music. There’s a video that’s my favorite… I was in a tent the whole time, basically, whenever I was on a break on Batman, and I’ve got my headphones over the bat ears, and I’m making electronic music on MPC with my vape, done up like Batman.”
Surprised, the interviewer asked if the actor had the “cowl” on, to which Pattinson replied, “With the cowl on! It was so difficult to get the cowl off, but I got the headphones over the cowl.”
Furthermore, he added that there was a time when he contemplated releasing his unreleased music. Pattinson stated, “There was a period where I thought I was going to release that. You have to decide who you want to be in this life; you can’t be everything.”
