Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's reunion to Robert Pattinson resuming 'The Batman' shoot: 5 Hollywood newsmakers of the week

This week turned out to be full of surprises in Hollywood as Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's reunion on the internet left fans stunned. Meanwhile, the filming of 'The Batman' which was halted earlier this month has been resumed as Robert Pattinson is reported to have recovered from Covid-19.

Well, that's not all as iconic singer Madonna even announced that she will soon be directing her own biopic this week. Check out more interesting news from Hollywood which made headlines this week.

One of the biggest news this week which sent shock waves across the internet was the reunion of former sweethearts Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston on social media. The duo sat down for the table read of the 1982 film 'Fast Times At Ridgemont High' along with actors Julia Roberts, Sean Penn, Matthew McConaughey, Morgan Freeman and others. Their reunion came 19 years after Pitt made a guest appearance on Aniston's popular television show. While fans are still not able to get enough of them, other stars were all smile as the former lovers read a romantic scene together.

Warner Bros. recently released a statement saying that their upcoming project 'The Batman' which is helmed by Matt Reeves has resumed its shoot. The filming was halted after leading actor Robert Pattinson had tested Covid-19 positive, earlier this month.

Meanwhile, several Hollywood reports suggest that the 'Tenet' star has recovered and even received clearance to return on the sets as well. Pattinson was recently snapped in a park in London with girlfriend Suki Waterhouse.

The makers of Daniel Craig's upcoming James Bond film, titled 'No Time to Die', left fans on the edge of their seats with an intriguing poster of the actor in action. While the new trailer of the film which released earlier this month was heavy on gripping mystery, the new poster gives us a glimpse of Bond in his elements. Meanwhile, the film is all set to release in the United Kingdom on November 12 and in America on November 20.

With Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' failing to allure audience to the theatres, several makers are now rethinking the decision of releasing their film amid the ongoing pandemic. While several theatres across the globe have been open, filmmakers seem to be facing a tough time getting the audience to the cinema halls. Amid all these discussions, it is reported that Scarlett Johansson's upcoming superhero film 'Black Widow' is likely to get new and would release next year.

Iconic music sensation Madonna is all set to direct her own biopic. Not only that but the 62-year-old diva is also reported to be teaming up with Diablo Cody to pen down the script. While the casting of the film hasn't been announced yet, it will be produced by Amy Pascal. Madonna even shared a statement which read as "I want to convey the incredible journey that life has taken me on as an artist, a musician, a dancer — a human being, trying to make her way in this world."