The Batman Part II and Andor now have a very special connection, details revealed

There is one thing in common that The Batman Part II and Andor will have, so dopn't be surprised if you spot similarities between both the pojects' visuals. For fans who are eagerly waiting for Matt Reeves' The Batman Part II, there is some comfort in knowing that the director is assembling a talented team to work behind-the-scenes on the upcoming sequel.

As Reeves continues to work on the project, he has confirmed a major addition to the creative lineup: Emmy-winning production designer Luke Hall who has previously worked on Andor. Hull's work received widespread acclaim for the Star Wars series as it stood out for its production design rooted in realism. That authentic texture became a defining part of the show's identity and premise, earning Hall a Creative Emmy.

Hall's addition to the crew means the film is looking at a sharp and experienced team who are known to have created compelling projects in the past. With the presence of Hall, it will certainly be interesting to see what the production design for The Batman Part II looks like as we sit in patience for Reeves to finally finish the script.

Everything we know about The Batman Part II

Matt Reeves’ The Batman Part II is quietly building momentum as one of the most anticipated superhero sequels of the decade. Robert Pattinson returns as Gotham’s grim and obsessive vigilante, once again under the steady direction and pen of Reeves, who’s determined to push his grounded, noir-inspired vision of the Dark Knight even further. Though the film was originally expected to be released in October 2025, production delays caused by Hollywood’s dual strikes pushed its release to October 2, 2026.

Previously, James Gunn has defended Reeves' delay in working on the sequel's script, as he told The Hollywood Reporter. Speaking to the outlet, the director said,

“To be fair, a 5-year gap or more is fairly common in sequels. 7 years between Alien and Aliens. 14 years between Incredibles. 7 years between the first two Terminators. 13 years between Avatars. 36 years between Top Guns. And, of course, 6 years between Guardians Vol 2 and Vol 3.”

He then continued to ask fans to give Reeves the time he needs to work on the script as he added,

“People should get off Matt’s nuts because it’s like, let the guy write the screenplay in the amount of time he needs to write it. That’s just the way it is. He doesn’t owe you something because you like his movie. I mean, you like his movie because of Matt. So let Matt do things the way he does.”

So far, only Pattinson and Andy Serkis’ Alfred are confirmed to return, though whispers suggest other familiar faces could join them. Fans are hoping Zoë Kravitz’s Selina Kyle will reappear, but her involvement hasn’t been confirmed. Meanwhile, Barry Keoghan’s Joker, who briefly appeared in a scene from the first film, is rumored to step further into Gotham’s shadows this time. Reeves, however, is keeping his cards close, refusing to reveal if the clown prince will officially enter the story.