Michael Keaton, 69, ‘confirmed’ to return as Batman in The Flash with filming already underway

16:37 • 20.04.21

After months of rumours and speculation, it has finally been confirmed that Michael Keaton will return as Batman in The Flash, 29 years after his last appearance as the Caped Crusader. 

Keaton's agency, ICM Partners, confirmed Monday to The Wrap that Keaton will return, while director Andy Muschietti revealed the official logo on social media and announced filming is already underway, the Daily Mail reports.

The 69-year-old actor originally played millionaire Bruce Wayne and his crime-busting alter-ego in Tim Burton's 1989 classic Batman and its 1992 sequel Batman Returns. 

But his advanced years are expected to make him the oldest Batman to date, having last played the role when he was 41. 

Confirmed: After months of rumors and speculation, it has finally been confirmed that Michael Keaton will return as Batman in Warner Bros.' The Flash movie  Iconic: The 69-year-old actor originally played millionaire Bruce Wayne and his crime busting alter-ego in Tim Burton's 1989 classic Batman and its 1992 sequel Batman ReturnsLogo: The actor's agency, ICM Partners, confirmed Monday to The Wrap that Keaton will return, while director Andy Muschietti revealed the official logo and announced filming has gotten underwayThen and now: At 69, Keaton's advanced years will make him the oldest Batman to date, having last played the role when he was 41  Old times: Keaton as millionaire philanthropist Bruce Wayne in 1989 blockbuster BatmanSuccess: The actor helped revamp the Batman role thanks to his starring role in Tim Burton's 1989 filmMy turn: Val Kilmer took over as the superhero for 1995 release Batman Forever, starring alongside Nicole Kidman (pictured)Flop: George Clooney later took the role in the much maligned 1998 release Batman & Robin, with Chris O'Donnell playing his precocious sidekick and Alicia Silverstone as BatgirlIconic: Seven years later director Christopher Nolan took the franchise to new heights with his gothic Dark Knight trilogy, featuring Christian Bale as BatmanPopular: More recently Ben Affleck played Bruce Wayne and Batman in 2016 hit Batman v Superman: Dawn of JusticeSuperhero hit: Keaton's Batman is considered one of the first films that truly opened Hollywood's eyes to the box office potential of superhero movies (pictured in Batman Returns)Worry: Keaton has previously suggested that concerns about the coronavirus pandemic in the UK, one of the world's most affected countries, might cause him to walk away

Michael Keaton, 69, ‘confirmed’ to return as Batman in The Flash with filming already underway