Batgirl is continuing to be a pain for Warner Bros.
Not only was the Leslie Grace-led, Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah-directed movie cancelled, but now, an extra who was involved in an on-set motorcycle accident is now suing the studio for injuries sustained during the incident, via Screen Rant.
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Peter Safran is addressing the demise of the Batgirl movie.
The co-chair responsible for the newly rebooted DC Universe, including an all new slate of TV and movie programming announced on Tuesday (January 31), revealed his true thoughts about the canned movie, which starred Leslie Grace.
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Brendan Fraser is speaking up about the decision to cancel Batgirl.
In case you missed it, Warner Bros. scrapped a movie on the classic DC Comics character back in August. The 53-year-old actor was set to portray the villain Firefly against Leslie Grace‘s Batgirl.
He opened up about the decision to cancel the project in a new interview, and Brendan didn’t hold anything back.
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Kevin Smith is speaking out over WB’s decision to cancel the release of Batgirl.
The 52-year-old filmmaker opened up about the decision on the latest episode of his “Hollywood Babble-On” show this weekend, admitting he was “baffled” by that choice.
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Adil El Arbi is revealing a personal correspondence from Kevin Feige.
The 34-year-old filmmaker shared a screenshot of an email from the 49-year-old Marvel president on Friday (August 5), following the news of Batgirl‘s sudden cancellation at Warner Bros. amid restructuring reports, including the merging of Discovery+ with HBO Max.
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