Sebastian Stan drops three-word reaction for terrifying Two-Face look in 'The Batman Part II'
Sebastian Stan says he has a 'lot of surprises' for Two-Face fans in the upcoming 'Batman'
Sebastian Stan is set to step into the role of twisted villain Two-Face, or Harvey Dent, in The Batman Part: II.
But he has a few more teasers to hype up his entry in the DC universe.
In an interview with Deadline, the actor shares, "I'm excited, I’m nervous, and I'm trying to keep surprising myself."
His remarks are a hint to a terrifying look the team behind the sequel has created for the role.
Good news for Batman fans
Apart from the cinematic experience, Batman fans can get a real dose of fun in the gaming arena, too.
The latest video game, Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, is bringing up all versions of the Caped Crusader.
Jonathan Smith, who is head of the development team at Traveller's Tales—the company behind the game — explains to Variety his thinking about bringing all of Batman from the lore.
"We have a narrative team leading early-stage design," he shares.
"As soon as the brilliant idea that this time we could tell the whole, definitive story—from young Bruce Wayne through the years and take the player on that journey to become the hero and savior of Gotham City—struck us, we couldn’t let it go."
He continues, "It’s such a fantastic framework and arc for this game. I don’t think it’s been done before."
"When you put it all together, the experience is so compelling, and it’s been so exciting to be able to tell that story," Smith concludes.
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