'The Batman' stunt double filmed atop Royal Liver Building, Liverpool

Shooting for The Batman has resumed across UK, and the body double of lead actor Robert Pattinson was spotted in the suit with the signature Batman flight posture.

The man was spotted in multiple postures and was harnessed to execute the stunts safely from the Royal Liver Building, which is 51 meters high.

The stunt looked thrilling, But was the filming safe throughout?

Liverpool has been under Tier-3 of coronavirus safety regulations.

This means that different households are not allowed to mix indoors or outdoors.

Travel is only allowed in case of essential journeys, while pubs and bars which are not serving meals, are shut down.

When asked why the film crew were exempted, a Liverpool City Council spokesperson said filming doesn't come under this renewed restriction.

"The Film Office is working closely with every single production to ensure COVID-safe measures are in place and are being adhered to in accordance with rigorous industry protocols," said the spokesperson.

Noticeably, actors were seen wearing face masks whenever they were not shooting their scenes.

Most of them were recognizable even with masks on, except Colin Farrell, who plays Batman villain Penguin.

The exemplary labor that went behind shaping Farrell's piercing looks to the droopy double-chin of the precarious Oswald Cobblepot had several co-actors punked on the set in Liverpool.

The 44-year-old Golden Globe winner once walked past Jeffrey Wright, who plays James Gordon in the film; he couldn't recognize him and went asking around if Farrell would reach the set on time for shoot!