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SUICIDE SQUAD Director David Ayer Teases Batman’s Role and Possibilities for More Films
Last year, it was confirmed that Ben Affleck’s Batman will appear in the Suicide Squad movie. Since then, we’ve seen glimpses of him in the marketing, but the exact nature of his role – clearly more than a mere cameo – is unknown. Now, writer-director David Ayer sheds some light. Collider spoke with Ayer on the set of Suicide Squad last year, and during the interview, he talks about Batman. He says that the Dark Knight’s role stems from his connections to many of the Squad members, including Joker, Harley Quinn and Deadshot. So, it would make sense to include Batman in some capacity. Despite Warner Bros.’ love for Batman,…
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SUICIDE SQUAD Star Margot Robbie Talks Harley Quinn, Comics, Joker and More
As we inch closer to the release of Suicide Squad, more and more details are being revealed. In an interview with Collider, actress Margot Robbie talked at length about her character Harley Quinn. We learn how she trained for the role, her research, and more details on her relationship with The Joker. It’s all down below! Robbie talks about how challenging it is to take on a character as popular as Harley Quinn, saying it’s… “very daunting, for sure. Fortunately, everything kinda moved at such a quick pace and I was working on some other projects at the time, that I didn’t have as much time to think about it. Which I think was definitely a…
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Find Out When Warner Bros.’ San Diego Comic-Con 2016 Panel Takes Place
Warner Bros. is expected to showcase many of its upcoming films, including DC movies, at San Diego Comic-Con later this month. Suicide Squad and The LEGO Batman Movie are confirmed to appear, while Wonder Woman and Justice League will likely be present as well. Now, we have confirmation on when exactly WB’s panel takes place. Warner Bros. Pictures will hold its SDCC panel on Saturday, July 23rd at Hall H, two weeks from today. The panel will run from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM, a whopping two hours. The panel’s description simply reads, “A sneak peek at upcoming releases.” And…that’s about it for now. Stay tuned for more SDCC news…
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ARROW’s John Barrowman Upgraded to Series Regular for All The CW’s DC Shows
Malcolm Merlyn, played by John Barrowman, served as the big bad of Arrow‘s first season and appeared in a couple of episodes in season two. Then, in seasons three and four, the character was a series regular. He also popped up on The Flash during last season’s two-part crossover. Now, we’ll be seeing plenty of Merlyn in the Arrowverse next season. According to TV Line, Barrowman will maintain series regular status not only on Arrow, but also on all of The CW’s DC shows. These include The Flash and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. (Maybe Supergirl as well?) This deal is on par with the one Wentworth Miller signed earlier this year,…
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THE FLASH Zeroing in on Kiersey Clemons for Female Lead
Recently, Dope director Rick Famuyiwa signed on to direct Warner Bros.’ The Flash movie. Now, the film is looking to cast its female lead, and Famuyiwa has a top choice for the role. According to Variety, Famuyiwa wants to reunite with Dope actress Kiersey Clemons for The Flash. The character is probably Iris West, a journalist who is Barry Allen’s most popular love interest. If Clemons lands the role, she will likely make a cameo in next year’s Justice League. Meanwhile, The Hollywood Reporter’s Borys Kit says that Lucy Boynton and singer Rita Ora are also being considered for the role. Variety reaffirms that the plan is for The Flash to…
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New Screenwriter Hired for THE LEGO MOVIE SEQUEL
Recently, it was announced that Warner Bros. has delayed The LEGO Movie Sequel to a February 8th, 2019 release. This puts it almost a year later than its original May 2018 date. Now, more changes for the animated sequel are underway, as a new writer has been hired. According to Variety, BoJack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg is set to rewrite the script for The LEGO Movie Sequel. This marks his first film job, following his work on television. The original draft was penned by Chris Miller and Phil Lord, who directed the first LEGO movie and are producing the second one. The sequel will be directed by Rob Schrab. Stay…
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SUICIDE SQUAD Covers This Week’s Entertainment Weekly
This week’s issue of Entertainment Weekly is focused on Suicide Squad, the next installment in the DC Extended Universe. The film is featured on not one, not two, but four different covers for the issue. Additionally, the magazine reveals some new details on the movie. Suicide Squad takes place after the events of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which saw Superman sacrifice himself in his battle with Doomsday. In Suicide Squad, the government is searching to fill the void left by the Man of Steel, in case another evil alien arrives on Earth. What is Amanda Waller’s proposal? Assemble a team of supervillains, aka the Suicide Squad. Waller’s first…
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JUSTICE LEAGUE Adds Julian Lewis Jones in Unknown Role
Production on Justice League began a couple months ago, and it is expected to conclude later this year. Today, we have some more casting news for DC’s superhero ensemble. Invictus and Stella alum Julian Lewis Jones tells Wales Online that he has landed a role in Justice League. And unsurprisingly, his character is currently unknown. Jones says, “I’m not allowed to say yet what part I play, but let’s just say I’ve a role in what will likely be the most expensive film ever made.” Most expensive film ever? We’ll see about that. Jones then expresses his happiness in being involved with the film, as well as his desire to…
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ARROW: New Details on “Refocused” Season 5, Villain, Cody Rhodes, Olicity’s Future and More
The Heroes & Villains FanFest took place this weekend, and the cast of Arrow were in attendance. There, they offer some new details on what to expect from the show’s fifth season. How will this season return the series to its roots? Will Diggle get a new mask? Which wrestler-turned-actor will guest star? And what is the status of the Olicity relationship? All that and more is discussed below. Series star Stephen Amell says that season five will be a return to Arrow‘s roots, saying that the main villain “…is a direct result of things that Oliver has done in Star City [and] calls back to a lot of things that…
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J.K. Simmons Wants to Explore Jim Gordon’s “Badass” Side in JUSTICE LEAGUE and Beyond
J.K. Simmons has been filming for his role as Commissioner Gordon in next year’s Justice League. He has to make one final trip to London, and he will be finished. In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, the actor – who has been getting insanely ripped lately – discusses his experience with the film, as well as what he wants to bring to the character. Simmons says that he has had a “fun” experience shooting Justice League, and he reaffirms that “…if it continues, then I’ll hopefully get to play Commissioner Gordon in a handful of movies.” Gordon is expected to appear in Ben Affleck’s Batman film, for example. Regarding…





























