Warner Bros. announces suspension of filming of Batman for two weeks due to coronavirus

Affected by the new coronavirus, many Hollywood movies have announced the withdrawal or rescheduling of their release dates. Recently, Warner Bros. announced that the filming of "Batman" in London, England, will be suspended for two weeks. According to the original plan, the film will be released in June 2021.

The new "Batman" has been produced and filmed in London since January. Photos of the set were previously exposed, and it was planned to shoot in Liverpool, but it has now been suspended.

There is no news of stopping filming for "The Matrix 4" which just finished filming in San Francisco, "King Richard" which is currently filming in Los Angeles, and "Fantastic Beasts 3" which will start filming next Monday, but this may change at any time.

James Gunn's "Suicide Squad 2" has entered the post-production stage and will not be affected. The earliest time for "Black Adam" starring Dwayne Johnson to start shooting is August, and "Aquaman 2" will start next year. These two DC blockbusters will also be prepared as usual.