he should play the joker!!

I wanted Joseph to play The Riddler, but I'll just settle for having him in the movie in any form.

I really like this dude as an actor.

So crazy that people are thinking Robin...I didnt think that not once. Robin doenst fit the universe Nolan created... I hope he's not really in the Movie and he cameos as Dr. Victor Fries(Mr. Freeze) but thats just my sad flicker of hope. Perhaps a new take on Clayface? Clayface started as a pretty boy...

I'm thinking he will be someone like the new DA or a mob boss, I don't expect any other major Batman foe.

Okay so like some of you guys I also looked at his pic and was REALLY freaked out about how much he resembles Heath Ledger. So with that being said, I'm going to throw something out there that is kind of "way out there." Any chance that he will carry on the part of the Joker and pick up the torch where Heath Ledger left off? I know it sounds silly but you gotta wonder why they picked somebody that looks SO much like Heath. Just a though.....

I could see him playing Dick Grayson (though personally, I always thought he'd be a great replacement for Heath Ledger's Joker. Levitt is a great actor as well). Not actually Robin in the movie, but I can see a storyline where Bruce sees a lot of himself in Grayson after his parents are murdered in front of his eyes, but instead of taking him on as his ward and making him Robin, he tries to steer him away from a patch of vengeance, as, in the end, you just wind up full of rage and alone, and that's no way to live.

The film could focus more on the character of Bruce Wayne and his attempts to maybe get past his grief and rage. Naturally, he can't let go, and continues to be Batman, and maybe we can hint at Dick Grayson still taking that path of vengeance, without having to don the Robin mantle. Maybe after bringing his parents killers to justice, h e is satisfied, whereas Bruce never got that vindication, even when, in the films, the man responsible for Thomas and Martha Wayne's deaths was killed. Bruce doesn't have that closure, but Dick does.

Maybe he can learn Bruce's identity at some point, but doesn't go down that path of masked vigilantism just yet, but the potential is still there.

Nolan may not be doing any more Batman movies, and that's fine, but I doubt Warner Bros is going to let the franchise die, now that it's been successfully rebooted.