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Director Matt Reeves has revealed the full cast for The Batman Part II, confirming several rumored actors. The Batman Part II is one of the most anticipated films on the horizon, as it has been in development for four years now. The first film was a huge success and cemented Robert Pattinson as a fan-favorite Batman actor, while also elevating Reeves’ career a ton. Although he had success on Cloverfield and the Planet of the Apes films, releasing a critically-acclaimed Batman movie is a whole other level.

For years, fans have speculated about what the story of The Batman Part II would be and who would star in it, and now, we finally have a better idea of what’s in store. For the last two days, Matt Reeves has been slowly revealing the cast of The Batman: Part II, starting with the returning cast. We’ve compiled a list of everyone starring in the film, along with their roles. Reeves didn’t confirm the roles of the new actors, but the confirmation of their casting may corrborate rumors about their roles.

The castings for Sebastian Koch and Brian Tyree Henry were the biggest surprises, as they weren’t previously rumored. It’s unclear what roles they might play, but it’s evident that this story revolves around the Dent family in some capacity. Of course, Harvey Dent famously becomes the nefarious Two-Face, but given the focus on the other members of the Dent family, this story may not be as straight-forward as anyone anticipates. Reeves previously teased that the villain of the film hasn’t really been done before, so maybe there’s more to this than meets the eye.

The Batman Part II is gearing up to begin production and Reeves recently confirmed that the film would take place in winter, giving us a snowy Gotham City. Some thought this could mean Mister Freeze will be featured (something Reeves had teased in the past), but the cast of the film doesn’t really suggest that unless Koch or Henry are playing him. It seems somewhat unlikely given the film is a bit stuffed, but then again, the previous film featured The Riddler, The Penguin, and Carmine Falcone.

Two people are notably absent from this cast, however. Zoë Kravitz and Barry Keoghan, who played Catwoman and The Joker respectively, were not confirmed amongst the returning cast. It was expected that Kravitz might not be part of this film, given Catwoman leaves Gotham at the end of the first movie. She could have a cameo or return in the third film, but currently, she’s not expected to have a major role.

It has been speculated that Keoghan would return as the Joker, given that isn’t really a character you set up unless you plan to use him. However, a Batman sequel starring Joker and Two-Face may not be interesting to Reeves given that happened with The Dark Knight in 2008. We may get a better idea of what to expect in the coming weeks as set photos trickle out, but the first trailer probably won’t be ready until sometime next year.

The Batman: Part II will release in theaters on October 1st, 2027.

Cade Onder is a freelancer for IGN’s news team. He covers all things entertainment, including gaming, film, and more. You can find him on Twitter @Cade_Onder.

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