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Deflated with the Empire Magazine 'Dark Dark evening Rises' covers featuring Bane and Batman? Don't worry! Playboy also provides a distinctive interview with Christopher Nolan, where the infamously spoiler-conscious director unveils a bit of plot information that's sure to pique the attention of fans near and. Spoilers ahead! "It's about finishing Batman and Bruce Wayne's story," Nolan told Empire. "We left him in a really precarious place. Possibly remarkably for most people, our story builds up a good deal later, eight years after 'The Dark Dark evening.' So he's an adult Bruce Wayne he is not in the great condition." Yes it's true, y'all: Future Batman! Time jump -- beyond being awesome -- may even likely profit the narrative structure. Ultimately, 'The Dark Knight' ended with Batman on the go as well as the Joker taken. By beginning nearly 10 years after, many tough to untangle knots -- like immediately dealing with the particular-existence dying of Heath Ledger and the possible lack of The Joker -- will probably be mostly irrelevant for the story. [via Empire] [Photo: AP] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook