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shelved a slew of animated projects amid steep cost-cutting at the company. Media giants like Netflix, Apple and Hulu are looking to scoop up the Bruce Timm and JJ Abrams-directed flick, which draws inspiration from DC Comic’s Batman franchise, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Entertainment site the Direct floated Disney as a possible bidder, too.

actress Ivory Aquino isn't giving up on the DC Comics hero. Following a  article that revealed Warner Bros.

“Batgirl” star Ivory Aquino will not allow for the scrapped film’s wings to be clipped. Aquino posted a lengthy letter on Twitter on Thursday, pleading with the Warner Bros.

Batgirl at the studio for cast and crew, according to reports.Earlier this month, the company abruptly axed the DC film after it was originally scheduled to be released on HBO Max.It’s claimed the cancellation was due to new management at Warner Bros. Discovery, who wanted to pivot back to making DC films at a blockbuster scale.

While fans around the world will seemingly never get to see Warner Bros.' now-famously-scrapped Batgirl, the movie will be shown this week on the studio lot.The famous studio lot in Burbank will host what are known as 'funeral screenings' of the film, for those who worked on the film, including cast, crew and executives, according to The Hollywood Reporter.After the screenings, the footage will be locked away in either a physical or digital vault somewhere on the WB studio lot. Screening: While fans around the world will seemingly never get to see Warner Bros.' now-famously-scrapped Batgirl, the movie will be shown this week on the studio lot Studio lot: The famous studio lot in Burbank will host what are known as 'funeral screenings' of the film, for those who worked on the film, including cast, crew and executives, according to The Hollywood Reporter The project starring Leslie Grace as the title character made headlines earlier this month when new Warner Bros.

someone got to see “Batgirl.”A select group of folks — mostly people who worked on the show, both cast and crew, as well as representatives and executives — reportedly have been invited to private screenings of the “shelved” film on the Warner Bros. Studio lot this week, multiple sources told The Hollywood Reporter.One insider even described the viewings as “funeral screenings” before the footage is locked away in a vault — but it’s unknown if that vault is physical or digital.On Tuesday, the filmmakers behind the movie, Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, said they were not even able to access any footage from the film once Warner Brothers declared it dead.

While a majority of people will never get a chance to see the  movie Warner Bros shelved earlier this month, multiple sources confirmed to Deadline that screenings are being held on the Warners lot this week for a select few. It is believed that cast and crew who worked on the film along with reps and studio execs were given invites to the screenings that began Wednesday and will go throughout the week.

of “Top Gun: Maverick” earlier this year.Kilmer made the revelation during an email interview with IGN — he’s unable to speak after a tracheotomy several years ago — that was posted on the reporter’s Twitter feed.“We now have multiple universes in comic book movies where actors who’ve played Batman or Spider-Man in the past team up with the current actor playing the role. Would you have any interest in playing Batman/Bruce Wayne again even in a cameo?” asked the IGN reporter.

Batgirl directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah have claimed they can no longer access footage from the film.Earlier this month, it was revealed Warner Bros. Discovery had shelved the film after it was originally due to be released on HBO Max.“The guys from Warners told us it was not a talent problem from our part or the actress, or even the quality of the movie,” El Arbi told SKRIPT. “They told us it was a strategic change.

Ethan Shanfeld Earlier this month, Warner Bros. Discovery kicked off a wave of cancellations and cost-cutting measures by scrapping DC’s $90 million “Batgirl” movie starring Leslie Grace, which was already in post-production. In a new interview with French outlet Skript, “Batgirl” co-directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah revealed that the studio blocked their access to footage after axing the film. “Adil called and told me, ‘Go ahead. Shoot everything on your mobile,'” Fallah said. “I went on the server … Everything was gone.” El Arbi added: “We were like, ‘Fucking shit!’ All the scenes with Batman in them!”

Batgirl star Leslie Grace has paid tribute to a wee boy she met while filming in Glasgow after he lost his battle with cancer. The actress had formed a bond with Finlay Mckechnie, four, when he arrived on set dressed as his favourite superhero, Batman.

report by Variety, after The Post broke the news that they’re pulling the plug on her starring role last week. Ideas allegedly include having Grace play the role of the teenage vigilante Barbara Gordon in a future DC Comics project, or “at least” offer her starring role in another Warner Bros. production.The Post has reached out to Warner Bros.

Batgirl star Leslie Grace was seen for the first time after the $90million superhero flick was scrapped by Warner Bros after being deemed 'awful' by executives.The 27-year-old American actress was spotted exiting the Monte Carlo Italian Deli in Burbank, California on Wednesday just days after the shock announcement.She looked somber as she opted for a business chic look while on the outing as she sported a white long-sleeved blouse with brown trousers and shimmering heels.

While DC fans are still reeling from the news that HBO Max's Batgirl movie starring Leslie Grace is being completely scrapped - despite being completely finished - there are still some DC projects in the works at the streaming service.The streaming service's Green Lantern TV series from Arrowverse producer Greg Berlanti with Finn Wittrock and Jeremy Irvine set to star, is still in development, according to The Hollywood Reporter. That same report also reveals that another DC project - Strange Adventures - has been scrapped, though TV Line adds that a Black Canary spin-off movie starring Jurnee Smollett is still in development too. Still happening: While DC fans are still reeling from the news that HBO Max's Batgirl movie starring Leslie Grace is being completely scrapped - despite being completely finished - there are still some DC projects in the works at the streaming service Finn: The streaming service's Green Lantern TV series from Arrowverse producer Greg Berlanti with Finn Wittrock and Jeremy Irvine set to star, is still in development, according to The Hollywood Reporter Greg Berlanti is behind both Green Lantern and Strange Adventures, which were both announced for HBO Max back in October 2019.Green Lantern has been much farther in its development, though, with Finn Wittrock signing on in April 2021 to play Guy Gardner and Jeremy Irvine playing Alan Scott.

Kevin Smith called out Warner Bros. for their decision to shelve the upcoming Batgirl film while forging on with the release of the Ezra Miller film The Flash.The Red Bank, New Jersey native, 52, made the remarks on his YouTube series Hollywood Babble-On, saying it was 'an incredibly bad look to cancel the Latina Batgirl movie,' which stars actress Leslie Grace, 27, in the titular role.'I don’t give a s*** if the movie was absolute f***ing dog s*** - I guarantee you that it wasn’t,' Smith said, adding that Batgirl filmmakers Bilall Fallah and Adil El Arbi had previously worked on 'a couple of episodes of Ms.

Warner Bros. is set to move ahead with its planned The Flash film, despite recent controversies surrounding star Ezra Miller.The actor has been embroiled in a number of legal issues lately, most recently accusations of using violence and other intimidatory methods to influence an adolescent, as well as two arrests in Hawaii – one for disorderly conduct and harassment and another for second-degree assault. The actor has not publicly commented on these incidents at this time.Speaking on a Q2 call, Warner Bros.

John Oliver took his first major swipe at his new “business daddy” Warner Bros. Discovery.

Kevin Smith is speaking out over WB’s decision to cancel the release of Batgirl.

recently-axed “Batgirl” movie and he’s not happy about the cancellation either.The filmmaker, 52, gave his take on Warner Bros. scrapping the DC film, which was set to star actress Leslie Grace, on the latest episode of his YouTube series, Hollywood Babble-On.“It’s an incredibly bad look to cancel the Latina Batgirl movie,” the “Mallards” director said.Grace — who is of Dominican descent — was set to star as the title character Barbara Gordon / Batgirl in HBO Max’s action film.“I don’t give a sh-t if the movie was absolute f—ing dogsh-t,” Smith, who has penned many Batman comics over the years, said.

Crew members on the doomed Batgirl movie predicted it would flop amid concerns over its script.

Kevin Smith has weighed in on Warner Bros. Discovery scrapping the  movie starring Leslie Grace. The move made by the conglomerate has caused shockwaves in the industry and Smith, who is a comic book aficionado and writer, shared his thoughts on his YouTube series Hollywood Babble-On.