Does Batman actually kill anyone in "The Batman"?

Question

In The Batman (2022) we see Batman violently beating many people during the course of the movie. Though it's implied that he practises his no kill rule in this movie (when he stopped punching the Riddler cult member in the end) does he actually kill anyone? My main doubt is only about the scene where he beats the thug at the station and the hallway massacre in the Iceberg Lounge.

Answer 1

Robert Pattinson has been very clear in interviews that his version of Batman doesn't kill people, either intentionally or through callous indifference.

"There is this rule with Batman: he must not kill. It can be interpreted in two ways. Either he only wants to inflict the appropriate punishment, or he wants to kill and his self-control prevents him from doing so."

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"I imagined it that way from the rehearsal of the first fight, I thought it was funnier: something in him just wanted to slit the guy's throat! I told myself that if he spends his nights chasing criminals, it is impossible that he does not take pleasure in it. He suffers and it is a desire that overwhelms him. And by dint of knocking, his mind clears, he calms down, he reaches a state close to plenitude. I'm sure in this first fight, he manages to convince himself that every guy in front of him is the one who killed his mother (Laughs.) And so that allows him to vent all his rage."

_{^{Robert Pattinson Explains The Batman's No-Kill Rule}}

Admittedly, some of his actions come close to the line (the car chase with the Penguin appears to have a bodycount caused by Batman chasing him and on one occasion Batman moves out of the way of a bullet, allowing it to hit a henchman) but in each of those cases, it's not the Batman who's doing the killing directly.