Leslie Grace is speaking out after the announcement that HBO Max’s Batgirl will no longer get a release.
Warner Bros. announced that it would not be releasing the upcoming film in theaters or on streaming despite the movie being fully shot and in pre-production.
The actress took to Instagram to share her thoughts.
Batgirl directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah are in shock over the abrupt axing of their comic book DCEU movie.
Warner Bros. announced that it would not be releasing the upcoming film in theaters or on streaming despite the movie being fully shot and in pre-production.
The directors took to Instagram to share an official statement.
Warner Bros. has issued an official statement on the cancelation of Batgirl, which has been scrapped despite having already completed filming.
The DCEU movie was set to star In the Heights actor Leslie Grace as the titular hero, with Michael Keaton reprising his Batman role.
Batgirl wasn’t the only film on the chopping block, either, with Scoob! sequel Scoob! Holiday Haunt also canceled entirely.
The DC Comics film Batgirl will be completely “shelved” by Warner Bros. a top Hollywood source told The New York Post.
The film, made under a previous regime, was initially designed to be an HBO Max release, and then was being considered for theatrical distribution. Due to COVID issues and shutdowns, the budget ballooned.
Leslie Grace has shared an image of herself as Batgirl from the upcoming DC movie that will tell the superhero’s origin story.
Grace shared the image on Twitter alongside a caption that was pulled straight from Batgirl, Year One.
Rebecca Front, Corey Johnson, and Ethan Kai have joined the cast of Batgirl, Warner Bros. and DC Film’s feature for HBO Max that is now in production. The latest cast announces came from THR.
To celebrate the 15th anniversary of Dalek the sixth episode of the revived first series of Doctor Who, the team behind #DoctorWhoLockdown have created a prequel to the events of the episode.
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