Pattinson lauded the move as an act of genuine generosity, describing Soderbergh’s decision to support the production as completely selfless. The actor noted that cameras are already rolling again, with his own arrival on set expected within days. DC Studios confirmed that Soderbergh is working in close coordination with the existing cast and crew to ensure the film remains consistent with the material already captured during the initial London shoot that began in June.
Soderbergh, who previously expressed deep admiration for the coherence of Reeves’ initial work, is tasked with bridging the gap during the director's absence. This development provides a sense of stability for a project that has weathered multiple scheduling shifts. Originally slated for 2025, the film is now set for a February 18, 2028, release. Alongside Pattinson, the cast features Andy Serkis and Colin Farrell, with new additions including Scarlett Johansson and Sebastian Stan, all moving forward under this revised collaborative structure.




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