Batman and Catwoman Share The Cover of Entertainment Weekly

Batman and Catwoman share the cover of Entertainment Weekly

Batman and Catwoman are on the cover of Entertainment Weekly this week, a special on the theatrical release this summer.

Christopher Nolan did not want to say too much on his third and final Batman “The Dark Knight Rises.” He prefers to wait for the movie, scheduled for July 20, starring Christian Bale and Anne Hathaway in the role of Selena Kyle (aka Cat-Woman).

The director was kind enough to spend a few comments about the opponents will be standing in Batman “The Dark Knight Rises.” First there Bane, an imposing and cunning terrorist who intend to take over Gotham City with his small army. “It represents a tremendous physical strength, combined with an absolute evil intent,” said Nolan about this villain who owns another feature of the most threatening: a respirator. This attribute gives a Bane, played by Tom Hardy (”Inception”), and a muffled voice changed.

Christopher Nolan also spoke of the new Catwoman, played by Anne Hathaway. It specifies that the character is not sexualized, vulgar or cliché, but sly and from the criminal world. “She has a very strong to protect themselves and those close to her heart, which means it has a dark background,” said the filmmaker. For this role, Hathaway has not only read the comics and analyzed the behavior of the original Cat Woman. “Chris sat me at the beginning and said, ‘Joseph Gordon-Levitt has made all his battle scenes in’ Inception ‘. This battle without gravity? He trained for two months, “the actress told 29 years in an interview with EW. So she rushed her to the gym to train properly.

To learn more about “The Dark Knight Rises” or on other outings this summer (”The Avengers,” “Men In Black III,” “The Amazing Spider-Man,” “Total Recall”, “Prometheus” and many others), you can see the number of Entertainment Weekly this week.