The Dark Knight Rises" Ending Was Never Setting Up A Robin Movie, According To Joseph Gordon-Levitt

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The Dark Knight Rises' ending raised questions about the possibility of another sequel or a Robin spinoff.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt confirms that Christopher Nolan always intended his Batman movies to be a self-contained trilogy.
Christopher Nolan himself has previously expressed his satisfaction with a self-contained trilogy, and Christian Bale has said that he would only return for a sequel if Christopher Nolan asks him.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt discusses The Dark Knight Rises' ending, confirming what Christopher Nolan's plans for his Dark Knight trilogy looked like from the beginning. Despite the Bat-Family's absence in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, Joseph Gordon-Levitt played GCPD detective John Blake, who became Batman's successor in The Dark Knight Rises' ending.
Speaking to Inverse, Joseph Gordon-Levitt debunked the theory that Christopher Nolan had plans for a fourth Dark Knight installment or a Robin spinoff film. According to the actor, Nolan always intended to make a standalone, self-contained trilogy instead of an expansive cinemativ universe. Read Gordon-Levitt's comments below:

“Nolan was making a trilogy,” he says. “He never wanted to make any more movies. This was an ending to his trilogy. It’s funny, we look back on it now with the context of the Marvel Cinematic Universe — everything is a sequel to a sequel to a sequel. But back in those olden days, doing a trilogy was a lot, and that was how it was thought of.”

Source: Inverse
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