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UK production of The Batman Part II

Entities: Robert Pattinson · Glasgow · Tom Holland · The Batman: Part II · Spider‑Man: Brand New Day

Overview

In late July 2026, Warner Bros. used Liverpool’s Merseyside locations, including the Birkenhead Tunnel and the Silver Jubilee Bridge, as stand‑ins for Gotham City while shooting Matt Reeves’ "The Batman: Part II". Set photographs released on July 21 showed artificial snow covering streets and vehicles, confirming production activity and a postponed release to 2028.

A few days later, Glasgow announced extensive road closures to accommodate the same film’s scheduled shoot starting 18 August 2026. The city’s traffic plan listed phased restrictions on several city‑centre streets and the River Clyde’s National Cycle Network, lasting through late September. The notice also referenced recent Marvel filming of "Spider‑Man: Brand New Day", which had already caused local congestion.

Together, the snapshots trace the film’s rollout from initial location shooting in Liverpool to logistical preparations for a subsequent three‑week shoot in Glasgow.

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Timeline

  1. 2 days ago

    [CULTURE] 6 sources
    Glasgow road closures for The Batman Part II and Spider‑Man filming

    Glasgow imposes wide‑scale road closures for The Batman Part II filming starting 18 Aug 2026 and earlier Spider‑Man shoots that caused traffic jams.

  2. 5 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Batman sequel filming turns Liverpool sites into Gotham

    Warner Bros. Liverpool serves as Gotham for The Batman: Part II, with Birkenhead Tunnel and Runcorn’s Silver Jubilee Bridge transformed by snow for the winter‑set sequel starring Robert Pattinson, now slated ‑

Sources

arynews.tv · cntraveller.com · comicbasics.com · coreyspondence.substack.com · glasgowlive.co.uk · maxblizz.com · news.stv.tv · southportvisiter.co.uk