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Joe Manganiello came super close to having a major role in the DC film universe back in 2016. When the actor was signed to portray Deathstroke in “Justice League,” it was assumed that he would film a small part for that feature and then become a major player in the forthcoming “The Batman” and then potentially his own solo film directed by Gareth Evans.

After two great films, and four bad to mediocre ones, It’s clear the “Terminator” franchise has ground to a halt in live-action following, Tim Miller’s underwhelming “Terminator: Dark Fate.” But given the premium place spent on time-spent as a metric in streaming, Hollywood’s found a lot of success in animation and anime, and thus another way to keep I.P. content churn churning.

According to a new report, we’re finally getting another “Cloverfield” project from J.J. Abrams‘ Bad Robot and Paramount Pictures.

Following the departure of Terence Winter, HBO Max has announced that Joe Barton is taking over showrunning duties on “Gotham PD,” a spin-off show based on Matt Reeves‘ upcoming new “The Batman” film scheduled for March 2022. Barton is known as the creator of the BBC Two television crime series “Giri/Haji” about the Yakuza underworld in Japan and how it crosses over into London’s streets.

A new interview with DC Films chief Walter Hamada has revealed much about the future of the DC Extended Universe. The biggest revelation revealed early in the New York Times piece: DC will begin releasing four films a year every year starting in 2022.

Reflecting on the best trailers released in 2020 feels at once vital and torturous – would we have reacted differently upon first viewing, had we known we might not actually see these films for months, or even years in some cases? The film industry soldiers on and rides with the blows, so we sit tight at home while we wait to enjoy so many movies on the big screen. Then, all we have are the morsels of footage strung together to whet our appetites months and months ago.

It appears that there’s a bit of trouble in the world of “The Batman.” No, the film is moving ahead just fine, but the first planned spinoff, the untitled HBO Max series about the Gotham Police Department, has hit a bit of a bump in the road, as the showrunner, Terence Winter, is being replaced.

A stunt double dressed as Batman has been pictured on top of the Royal Liver Building in Liverpool.

Colin Farrell looked unrecognisable as he joined Robert Pattinson to film The Batman in Liverpool.

Robert Pattinson has been spotted on set of The Batman as filming for the blockbuster continued in Liverpool.

, and guaranteed continued installments in those franchises, but by not putting all of its DC eggs in one DCEU basket and branching off into one-off films and spinoff series, the future of DC's onscreen heroes is essentially limitless.With a laundry long list of titles that are reportedly in development — including and — below, we've compiled a comprehensive guide to what you can expect from the future of DC.Here's what we know about the (long delayed) sequel: Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) is back,

Well, it was all but a matter of time and that time was a matter of hours. Today, Warner Bros.

Robert Pattinson has donned the cape to play the Batman. The international actor, who has impressed critics with his performance in The Devil All the Time, plays the Cape Crusader in Matt Reeves' version of the DC superhero.

Filming for The Batman has officially resumed after the production was shut down due to Robert Pattinson testing positive for Coronavirus. “Following a hiatus for COVID 19 quarantine precautions, filming has now resumed on The Batman in the UK,” a Warner Bros.

Filming of The Batman has resumed in the UK after it was paused as a precaution against coronavirus.

Robert Pattinson's positive coronavirus test, ET can confirm.«Following a hiatus for COVID-19 quarantine precautions, filming has now resumed on  in the U.K,» a Warner Bros. spokesperson rep told ET on Thursday.ET confirmed the production halt on Sept.

Robert Pattinson's casting as Batman was a definitive oddball choice but after the first look of the actor as the Dark Knight was unveiled at last month's DC FanDome, even haters had to shut up. The dark, gritty vibes to not just the Caped Crusader but Bruce Wayne as well had gotten DC fans pumped up for Matt Reeves' directorial The Batman.

It came as a genuine shock when it was revealed that Robert Pattinson had been tested positive for COVID-19 just two days after production resumed for Matt Reeves' directorial The Batman at the Warner Bros. Studio in Leavesden, England.

Robert Pattinson has reportedly tested positive for Covid-19, halting filming of the film The Batman, days after it resumed following lockdown.

Variety reports that Batman star Robert Pattinson has been diagnosed with Coronavirus amidst reports that filming of The Batman shut down only two days after starting back up. According to the publication, production resumed on the film on September 1, and on Thursday (September 3), they received word that an anonymous member of the crew was diagnosed with COVID-19 and production was halted. At the time of the shut down, Warner Bros.

Pattinson as the latest iteration of the Caped Crusader — had only resumed three days ago, after being shut down in March in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.  was the first to report that it was Pattinson who had tested positive, leading to the production halt.Despite the fact that the movie hasn't wrapped filming yet, Reeves dropped into DC FanDome last month to unveil the first footage from his take on the Dark Knight.«He's like you and me. But if he has a superpower, it's his

Tenet hits theaters in America tomorrow. However, one of the film's stars has reportedly tested positive for COVID-19 himself.

Robert Pattinson as the Caped Crusader — had only resumed three days ago, after being shut down in March in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.

We all knew it was going to happen. It was only a matter of time.

Christopher Nolan once gave us the hero Gotham deserves (if not the one it needed right then).

Judging by the millions of views the trailer for “The Batman” has already received since its release last week, odds are you’ve probably watched it at least once. And one of the aspects about the trailer that has really gone viral is the makeup work that turned Colin Farrell unrecognizable as the Penguin.