Bette Davis knew her ‘era’ was ‘over’ when she saw Michael Keaton as Batman : ‘I’ve come here to pass the torch’ - Entertainment Weekly

Key PointsDiane Keaton's children are paying tribute to their mom one year after her death. Dexter White, whom Keaton adopted in 1996, noted it's "the everyday moments that remind me just how much I wish you were still here. "Duke Keaton, whom Keaton adopted in 2001, simply wrote, "I love you Mom ❤️ Thinking of you every day. "The love Diane Keaton's children have for their mom transcends even death. It's been exactly one year since the Oscar winner died at the age of 79 from bacterial pneumonia. Tributes haven't stopped pouring in from Keaton's famous friends from across her six decades in Hollywood. But it's the Annie Hall star's two children who are keeping her memory alive. Keaton's daughter Dexter and son Duke testified to Keaton's loving legacy as a mom on Sunday, with a pair of heartfelt social media posts commemorating the first anniversary of her death. "It somehow feels like yesterday and forever ago all at once. I'm still trying to get used to a world where I can't call you, have you there for a hug, or go on adventures with you," Dexter wrote on Instagram.

“The Batman: Part II” will soon resume production with Steven Soderbergh stepping in to finish principal photography while director Matt Reeves continues to attend to a family matter, IndieWire has confirmed. Production on the Batman sequel at DC starring Robert Pattinson has been delayed for a little over a week as a result of Reeves’ absence.

The show must go on. DC Studios co-CEO and co-chairman Peter Safran addressed the production stoppage on The Batman: Part II in a new interview with IGN. Filming of The Batman: Part II had been underway in the UK until it was halted earlier this month so that director Matt Reeves could see to a "family matter. ""Production on The Batman Part II has been temporarily paused while Matt Reeves focuses on a family matter,” Warner Bros. stated at the time. “Matt has the full support of DC Studios and we look forward to continuing the journey soon.”Here’s my exact exchange with Safran from our chat this past Monday. IGN: I want to be very delicate about how I ask this. Is there any scenario where Batman: Part II doesn't start filming again? Peter Safran: No. Whether that means filming will resume at some point under Reeves’ direction or if a replacement will take over the directing reins remains to be seen.