Naomi Ackie talks about remaining calm as a Harry Potter and Twilight fan while working with Robert Pattinson in Mickey 17, the director, Bong Joon-ho, telling her not to read the book that the movie is based on and being raised in a sci-fi loving family.

As a disposable clone worker, every time Mickey dies he returns fully imprinted. As the title announces, Mickey has been regenerated 17 times.

Naomi Ackie joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Willie Geist to talk about “Mickey 17,” her new sci-fi comedy series with Robert Pattinson where people can die and be reprinted. She also opens up about the trajectory of her career and what she’s learned along the way.

Parasite’ director Bong Joon-ho returns with a zany dystopian film starring the actor as a man who takes a job in which he is repeatedly killed and brought back to life—until the cycle is unexpectedly interrupted.

“I f***ing hope so,” Pattinson told Mickey 17 co-star Naomi Ackie in a conversation for Hero Magazine about playing the Caped Crusader again. “I started out as young Batman and I’m going to be f***ing old Batman by the sequel… I’m 38, I’m old.”

The actor made his debut as the masked crusader in Matt Reeves' 2022 flick 'The Batman' Robert Pattinson isn’t getting any younger. The actor, 38, joked in a recent interview with Hero Magazine that he will be playing "old Batman" in the anticipated sequel to The Batman following years of delays.

Robert Pattinson is all of us right now when it comes to The Batman Part II. When asked if he'll start filming the highly anticipated sequel to the 2022 film anytime soon, he offered a candid response: "I f---ing hope so."

Robert Pattinson is worried he’ll be too old to star in “The Batman Part II.” The actor, 38, played “The Batman” under director Matt Reeves and was set to reprise as The Caped Crusader in the sequel;