Batman star Robert Pattinson pushed to breaking point by ‘control freak’ director Matt Reeves

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[theactualworst]

Well that’s what you get for making another Batman movie that no one needed.

[daijouboo]

IA. Like I'm interested to see Zoe as Cat Woman but that's about it.

[aristobrit]

No, that's what you get if you buy into a fake story coming from The Sun, a tabloid known for making up shit out of thin air.

There has been no drama on this set, which is why they're making it up.

[theactualworst]

Lol was this response really necessary? My comment was not that deep.

[melodiee]

Shrug he's making millions of dollars in less than a year so cry me a river. I also think he looks really unattractive as batman.

[theactualworst]

That’s because he is really unattractive.

[teenageriot16]

He looks like Daniel Radcliffe cosplaying as Trent Reznor here.

[tralexora]

Now THAT I would watch

[ishi_chan]

wonder if this is one of those moments where perfectionist really means going on abusive power trips /just director things

[aristobrit]

It's more a moment like this fake story originated in a UK tabloid known for making drama out of nothing.

They shot for a week on the street in Liverpool with hundreds of fans watching and filming from across the street and no one ever saw them do more than a few takes of any thing. This story is fake. Reeves is not a prima donna and Pattinson is famous for getting things right on the first take.

Cronenberg brought Cosmopolis in a week early and under budget because Pattinson never needed more than two takes. And he was in every scene and had a ton of dialog.

[trekkiepetrelli]

waiting for matt to say something like "KuBrIcK rEaLlY iNsPiReD mE" or david fincher w/e

[ohwutevernvm]

Damn. A bad case of Make it or Break it

[likeanunmadebed]

Everyone here is dismissing this and here I am thinking about Heath Ledger

[ginainabottle]

why? I always thought Heath's perfectionism was a personal issue, not necessarily related to the director's demand.

[syvlie0o0]

Why? Christopher Nolan didn't have anything to do with Heath's death. It was tragic but it was also his personal choice to take it that far.