The fantastic trio of batman by Christopher Nolan ended in 2012 with the release of ‘Legend Reborn’, the third and final film in which Joseph Gordon-Levitt He had a role as an assistant to Bruce Wayne and Commissioner James Gordon. The name of his character, revealed at the end of the film, was Robin John Blake, something that made fans believe that Nolan could have plans beyond the end with him as the protagonist of a spin offNow, more than a decade later, Gordon-Levitt has revealed what the fantastic director’s idea was.
Obviously, at the time it was striking that Gordon-Levitt’s character did not take the name of any of those who have been Robin throughout the already long history of Batman: Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Dick Grayson… But That did not prevent him from thinking that he could have adventures once Batman’s heroic end had arrived, although as the actor has revealed, there were never plans for it.
Did Nolan want to continue with Batman after his original trilogy?
“Nolan was going to make a trilogy, he never wanted to make more movies”, reveals Gordon-Levitt in Inverse. “That was the end of his trilogy. It’s funny, we look at it now from the context of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: everything has to have a sequel, and this other sequel, and another. But then those were other times, making a trilogy was already a lot and this is how it was planned”.
Despite everything, Gordon-Levitt seems to be done with superhero movies, and in recent years he has been linked to characters like Ant-Man either starlord, who would eventually be played by Paul Rudd or Chris Pratt. ”Yes, people like to talk. I understand that it is fun to talk about this type of thing, but I have nothing to add, as it is,” he says, definitively ending the topic.
Meanwhile, we can enjoy Christopher Nolan’s great trilogy in MAX, composed of ‘Batman Begins’, ‘The Dark Knight’ and ‘Legend Rises’.
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