‘The Flash’: Kiersey Clemons Says James Gunn Is “Absolutely Correct” That Upcoming Film Is “One Of The Greatest Superhero Movies Ever Made”

The star of the shelved “Batgirl” is defending the film.

Leslie Grace has spoken at length for the first time about Batgirl‘s cancellation.The actress was due to star as the titular character Barbara Gordon in the DC film, which was shelved last year despite finishing production. It was claimed at the time that it received poor test screenings, and that the film was reportedly written off for tax purposes.Speaking to Variety about finding out about the axing, Grace revealed she learned the news when it broke in the media, recalling: “I found out like the rest of you.

Fans are still thinking that George Clooney might return as a version of Batman in one of James Gunn‘s planned DC Universe films.

There has been a lot of discussion surrounding the news that Warner Bros. Discovery was canceling the release of “Batgirl” and permanently shelving the film as a way of saving money and getting a tax write-down.

Last month, some diehard Zack Snyder fans tried to get the hashtag #SellSnyderVerseToNetflix trending on social media. The purpose, much like the #ReleasetheSnyderCut campaign, is to force Warner Bros.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor When “Batgirl” completed its seven-month production in Scotland, star Leslie Grace received a wrap gift from Brendan Fraser, who played her nemesis, Firefly, in the DC movie — a gold necklace that included two charms, a little bell and a pair of dice. “The card said a lot of really sweet things, but he basically said, ‘I give you this necklace because in this business you gotta have a little luck. So ring your bell and never stop,’” Grace says. “It was just like, Whoa. And after all this, it’s had so much meaning.” “All this” is the August bombshell that Warner Bros. Discovery had decided to kill the film, co-directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah. After the first disappointing test screenings, WBD executives chose to take a tax write-off instead of trying to complete work on the film, which had cost the debt-ridden studio $90 million, and would have cost many more millions to finish.

official trailer for “The Flash” dropped during the Super Bowl on Sunday night, sending fans into overdrive. The three-minute trailer is the first new footage from the film that has been released in over a year.

Harry Potter series author J.K. Rowling’s comments about transgender identity.The Hogwarts Legacy video game, which reimagines the Wizarding World universe created by Rowling in the novels as a 19th-century role-playing game, was released earlier today, Friday, Feb.

Phase 5 of the MCU is about to kick off with “Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania,” but not long after that comes “Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3.” While the Guardians had supporting roles in Taika Waititi‘s “Thor: Love And Thunder,” and turned up recently in “The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special,” this final edition of the franchise—at least the final installment for writer/director James Gunn—promises to be a big epic finale which will reunite the Guardians with Zoe Saldaña as Gamora, who’s been missing in action since “Avengers: Endgame.” James Gunn’s tweets about it promise a story he “has been cooking up for years,” and in the past, he’s described it as “so big and dark.” READ MORE: James Gunn Calls ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol.

Though Marvel Studios has faced its fair share of difficulties over the years, it pales in comparison to what DC Studios has been through since launching their own shared cinematic universe with 2013’s “Man of Steel.” DC’s movies have become synonymous with dysfunction, repeatedly suffering from troubled productions, fan hostility, and critical antipathy.  READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2023 No matter: here comes “The Flash,” perhaps DC’s most controversial and longest-gestating project yet.

In case you’re not very terminally online, you may have missed this story and rumor. And to be fair, we do try and ignore some of these wild rumors, but this one has been so crazy it’s prompted DC Studios co-chief James Gunn to respond.

James Gunn took to Twitter on Saturday to deny rumors circulating that George Clooney will return to the role of Batman.The Guardians of the Galaxy director, 56, has taken on a new role as the new studio head of DC Studios alongside producer Peter Safran, and the pair have recently begun making changes to future projects.Due to his new role, the screenwriter has been bombarded with questions about the studio's future, including upcoming casting announcements.One rumor that has been circling is whether or not George Clooney, 61, will reprise his role as Batman in any new DC films.Gunn replied to a tweet that asked: 'Is it true you're casting George Clooney as the new main DCU Batman?' to which he replied, 'Absolutely not.' No return: James Gunn recently shared that George Clooney will not be reprising his role as Batman in the new era of DC Studios films; (L) Clooney in a 1997 still from Batman and Robin (R) Clooney pictured 2021 Setting the record straight: The 56-year-old director shared his thoughts on the rumors in a new Tweet, writing, 'Absolutely not'Another fan then asked: 'Does this mean were still getting an actor who has already batman or were getting a new actor all together?'The Peacemaker writer then responded: 'New actor.'Clooney played the titular character in the 1997 film Batman & Robin alongside Chris O'Donnell, Alicia Silverstone, Uma Thurman, and Arnold Schwarzenegger.Despite not sharing much information, Gunn answered two heavy hitting questions.Several different actors have played the role of Batman for many different franchises.Most recently, the role was passed to Twilight heartthrob Robert Pattinson for the Warner Bros.

UPDATE: The family of Street Outlaws: Fastest in America racing star Ryan Fellows has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court. They claim gross negligence in a street race held on a Nevada road that led to Fellows’ death.  

Warner Brothers Pictures has released the first poster for the upcoming action adventure The Flash, in spite of the controversy surrounding star Ezra Miller.In the Twitter post revealing the new art, the movie studio wrote, 'Check out the teaser poster for @TheFlash.'The tweet encouraged fans to 'tune in during the big game for the official trailer. #TheFlashMovie'The graphic shows the back of comic book hero as he as he stands on a large black platform overlooking what appears to be the Bat Cave. The Flash symbol and the words 'Worlds Collide' are written right above the June 16 release date.  Official: Warner Brothers Pictures released the first poster for the upcoming action adventure The Flash, in spite of the controversy surrounding star Ezra Miller tweeting, 'Check out the teaser poster for @TheFlash and tune in during the big game for the official trailer'A Batman symbol arches out of the roof and bright white light is streaming into the scene. The highly anticipated film is expected to include Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck as the Caped Crusader.Troubled star Miller, who originated the role in 2016's Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice, will head the cast, which also includes Michael Shannon as General Zod.It was unclear if the film would ever make it to theatres after the release was placed in jeopardy several times as Ezra, 30, dealt with a number of personal and legal issues. The actor identifies as non-binary and goes by they/them pronouns. The Fantastic Beasts franchise star has been accused of harassing behavior and was issued a court order in June to stay away from a woman and her child in Massachusetts. Another order of protection has been issued to prevent Ezra from having contact with 18-year-old

Warner Bros/DC Studios dropped a one sheet for The Flash which hits theaters on June 16.

EXCLUSIVE: Alexandra Shipp is set to join the cast of Sony’s untitled R-rated comedy starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell. Will Gluck is directing.

Last week, the long wait for news about what James Gunn and Peter Safran had up their sleeves with the new DC Studios film and TV slate was over, as the duo presented a total of 10 projects that will bring to life a new era of the DCU.

Prime Video has picked up a second season of The Peripheral, the Chloë Grace Moretz starrer that’s based on the best-selling novel of the same name by William Gibson.