Robert Pattinson gets candid about being back on The Batman sets post COVID: Very anxious to get back to work

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24.08.2020 - 22:31

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Twilight fame actor Robert Pattinson is excited to get back to work. The 34-year-old actor made a surprise appearance during the virtual DC Comics FanDome event on Saturday (August 22) and greeted excited fans.

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