Entertainer Willem Dafoe trusts Robert Pattinson, his co-star from the up and coming film The Lighthouse, is ideal for the job of DC hero Batman as he has "solid jaw".
Pattinson is as of now the leader to play the Caped Crusader and is in arrangements for the Warner Bros and chief Matt Reeves' forthcoming film on the superhuman.
Amid his appearance on Variety's The Big Ticket digital recording, Dafoe clarified why he trusts Pattinson can do reasonably depict Batman/Bruce Wayne.
"He has a solid jaw. That is a piece of it. Would you be able to envision anybody with a frail jaw consistently playing Batman? I don't think so," the Oscar-selected entertainer said.
In the superhuman sort, Dafoe is best known for depicting scoundrel Green Goblin in Sam Raimi's 2002 film Spider-Man. He most as of late played Atlantean researcher Nuidis Vulko in James Wan-coordinated and Jason Momoa-starrer Aquaman.
The entertainer at present stars close by Pattinson in Robert Eggers' mental dramatization The Lighthouse. The team plays 1890s beacon managers who gradually winding into craziness as they keep an eye on a beacon on a chunk of shake amidst a merciless New England storm.
