Pattinson, who plays the titular caped crusader in the superhero film, had contracted the coronavirus, following which production of the film had reportedly come to a halt for two weeks.
Actor Robert Pattinson has recovered from Covid-19 and reportedly returned to 'The Batman' set.
Pattinson, who plays the titular caped crusader in the superhero film, had contracted the coronavirus, following which production of the film had reportedly come to a halt for two weeks.
The 34-year-old actor, who was spotted with his partner Suki Waterhouse in London on Wednesday, resumed work on Thursday morning, reports dailymail.co.uk.
"Today is the first day the main production unit has returned to filming and there seem to be no other hiccups at the moment," said a source. The source added that a major part of the film was supposed to be shot in Liverpool but owing to the pandemic, shoot had been cancelled and re-arranged several times. This has pushed the completion date for the Matt Reeves film even further.
Earlier, after months-long hiatus, actor Ryan Reynolds on Saturday resumed shooting for his Netflix action-comedy `Red Notice'.
The Deadpool actor took to Instagram to share a few pictures of himself getting tested for coronavirus before returning to shoot. In his post, he also revealed that the pictures were clicked by his wife Blake Lively.
"Back to work on #RedNotice. The COVID Test is quick and easy," he wrote in the caption. "The doctor places the swab up your nose, just deep enough to tickle your childhood memories and then it`s over. No matter what you say to him, he won`t buy you dinner first," he added, crediting the photographs to Lively.
Days ago, actor Gal Gadot also returned to the shoot of `Red Notice` and had shared pictures from her COVID-19 tests. Taking to her Instagram handle, Gadot wrote, "Getting ready to head back to the Red Notice sebut prep looks a little different now..#staysafe."
Before that, almost six months after contracting and recovering from coronavirus, Hollywood actor Tom Hanks too resumed shoot. He was working in the untitled biopic of American musician Elvis Presley in Australia where he had contracted the virus. According to Variety, the director of the film Baz Luhrmann had confirmed that the production for the film will restart and Hanks has already returned to Australia for the same "We`re back to, as Elvis liked to say, `taking care of business!`.
(With inputs from IANS)
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