- Primary Subject: Chris Pine’s potential casting as the voice of Batman in Dynamic Duo
- Key Update: Industry reports indicate Chris Pine has been offered the Batman voice role.
- Status: Unconfirmed by DC Studios
- Last Verified: September 22, 2026
- Quick Answer: Chris Pine is reportedly in talks to voice Batman in DC’s animated Dynamic Duo, joining Mason Thames and Logan Kim in the June 2028 film.
Former DCEU star Chris Pine is reportedly being eyed to voice Batman in the upcoming animated film Dynamic Duo.
DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation are currently working on a new animated feature movie that will focus on Batman's two fan-favorite sidekicks and will take place outside of the DCU and the Matt Reeves universe. Fans have been wondering which actors they will cast to play the characters.
As it turns out, they are already offering the voice role of Batman to a well-known star.
Is Chris Pine Voicing Batman in the Dynamic Duo Animated Movie?
In a recent report from insider Jeff Sneider, he claimed that Chris Pine has been offered the voice role of Batman in the Dynamic Duo animated film, which is currently in production.
If he accepts the role, it would mark his return to the DC universe, since he previously played Steve Trevor in the two Wonder Woman movies in the former DCEU franchise.
Aside from Pine, the report also claimed that the other key characters in the animated film have already been cast, as the production is ongoing for a planned 2028 release.
How to Train Your Dragon star Mason Thames has reportedly been cast to voice Dick Grayson, while Logan Kim will be voicing Jason Todd. Lee Pace is reportedly set to voice the leader of the Red Hood, and Black-ish star Marsai Martin is voicing Barbara Gordon.
So far, DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation have not commented on Sneider's report about the casting update.
For now, fans should stay tuned for more news and announcements regarding Dynamic Duo in the coming months.
What Is Dynamic Duo About?
DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation's Dynamic Duo will focus on the origin stories of Dick Grayson's and Jason Todd's Robins. James Gunn, Peter Safran, and The Batman director Matt Reeves are involved as producers.
Despite Reeves' involvement, the project will not have any connection to his The Batman universe or the current DCU under Gunn and Safran.
Swaybox is handling the animation. They use a technology called "Momo animation," which is described as "a cross between CGI animation, practical elements of stop-motion, and live-action real-time performance."
The result is promised to be a "long-form storytelling billed as visually breathtaking, dynamically expressive, and more human."
It is currently planned for a theatrical release on June 30, 2028. Stay tuned for more updates.
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