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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.

Ever since we first heard earlier this year that the cast of “The Flash” movie would include Batman, there have been rumors about which Batman actors would join the film. We know that Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton are joining the film, but what about George Clooney? Sadly, it appears he didn’t get the Bat-Signal.

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

No, you are not imagining things. We did run a very similar headline a few years ago, the first time Billy Crudup was cast to play Henry Allen, father of Barry aka the titular “The Flash.” But because any news regarding that movie is about as set in stone as the theatrical release calendar for 2020, then everything is being re-announced as the project begins to take form once again.

It was previously confirmed that Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton will appear in The Flash movie. Both the actor will reprise their roles as Batman in the movie.

Earlier this year, Ray Fisher began his very public war with Warner Bros. after the actor went to social media to accuse Joss Whedon, Jon Berg, and Geoff Johns as being involved in abusive behavior during the reshoots on “Justice League.” Exact details were never revealed, and an investigation is ongoing with Warner Bros.

We don’t know many things about the upcoming “Flash” movie, but we know two key things: it involves the multiverse, and a lot of Batmans.

Miller along with director Andy Muschietti, screenwriter Christina Hodson and producer Barbara Muschietti joined the virtual DC FanDome to tease the 2022 film.It is because of the concept of the multiverse that Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck will make an appearance as Batman in the film.

coronavirus pandemic shut down production in March.In the new footage, Iris () is still stuck in the Mirrorverse and Barry () is desperate to do anything he can to regain his speed back — asking for help to build an artificial Speed Force -- in order to save her. As Team Flash scrambles to bring Iris back to their world, she is presented with an ultimatum: «There's only two options in this place — survival or madness.» And as Barry declares in the trailer, season 7 puts a new mission at the top

Flash fact! “The Flash” director Andy Muschietti, producer Barbara Muschietti, star Ezra Miller and screenwriter Christina Hodson stopped by DC Fandome today for a very fast rundown of the first-ever ‘Flash’ feature film today. READ MORE: Ben Affleck Will Return As Batman For ‘The Flash’; Michael Keaton Also Confirmed Given the panel was only 10 minutes, not much could be revealed.

) and Iris West-Allen () were put through the wringer on in season 6, especially when it was forecast that the speedster would have to make the ultimate sacrifice in order to save humanity. Thankfully, that didn't end up happening.

Ben Affleck will again be donning Batman's iconic cape and cowl. ET can confirm that Affleck has agreed to return as the Caped Crusader for a final time for, a stand-alone film, alongside Ezra Miller, who stars as the super-fast superhero.Affleck — who previously delivered his dark take on the iconic vigilante in and — will be appearing in a cameo role.

Wow. Just wow.

DC Comics and DC Universe took a serious blow this week, hit with major layoffs as part of WarnerMedia’s cuts to the overall company, and the streaming service, DC Universe, is basically dead now. While everyone laments the loss of jobs, many have talked about what these layoffs mean about the overall health of the DC brand, which in another way, can be framed as: it ain’t Marvel.

Despite unsubstantiated reports to the contrary, Michael Keaton will not play Bruce’s late father, Thomas Wayne, in the new “Flash” movie starring Ezra Miller. Instead, he is in talks to return as the original Caped Crusader, Bruce Wayne.

Michael Keaton is reportedly in talks to return to the DC Universe to reprise his role as the caped crusader. The actor is in talks to play Batman in Warner Bros.

“I’m Batman.” When you hear the line, you think about Christian Bale’s Dark Knight in the Christopher Nolan series, but the title of most iconic Batman may arguably still rests with Michael Keaton. So, we’re guessing, “Actually, I’m Batman,” might be a line uttered recently by Keaton in his discussions with Warner Bros.

Stephen Amell has praised Grant Gustin for his response to Hartley Sawyer’s firing from The Flash.It was revealed on Monday that Sawyer – who portrayed Ralph Dibny, aka Elongated Man, on the series for three seasons – had been axed from the programme due to recently surfaced racist and misogynist tweets.Following the news, Grant, who plays the titular character in the series, shared showrunner Eric Wallace’s official statement which read: “I am committed to bringing permanent change to the work

Hartley Sawyer, who featured as Ralph Dibny aka Elongated Man in Flash, has been fired from the Grant Gustin starrer popular show. He was fired after a series of offensive tweets, which are racist and misogynist in nature, resurfaced online.

Odds are, if you haven’t watched any of the CW Arrowverse superhero series, you may not be aware of Hartley Sawyer’s acting career. But for so many people who enjoy “The Flash” and the various other CW superhero shows, Sawyer has been a regular part of the universe for years now.

The CW's superhero series after fans resurfaced old tweets which featured racist and misogynistic language.«Hartley Sawyer will not be returning for season 7 of » Warner Bros. Television, The CW, Berlanti Productions, and executive producer Eric Wallace said in a statement. «In regards to Mr.

Several weeks after his devastating passing on April 2, Logan Williams’ cause of death was revealed by his mother. The Flash actor, who died tragically at 16-years-old, passed away of a fentanyl overdose, according to preliminary toxicology, Marlyse Williams told The New York Post. “His death is not going to be in vain,” she said, while noting that Logan battled addiction for three years. “He’s going to help a lot of people down the road.”

When “The Flash” actor Logan Williams died suddenly April 2 at age 16, he was mourned by many who never knew his cause of death.

Team Flash, in this season’s (early) finale, scored a couple of wins — but also may have unknowingly suffered a great loss.

's sixth season has come to an early end due to a coronavirus-related production shutdown, and we know that many fans are bummed that The CW drama left us with such a huge cliffhanger. 

It's time to reflect on Iris West-Allen's amazing season of !

finale is speeding onto our screens a little faster than usual this year.

Logan Williams, an actor best known for his roles on  and, has died. He was 16.

Actor Logan Williams, who played a young version of Barry Allen in The CW’s “The Flash,” died suddenly Thursday at age 16.

“Supernatural” fans are going to have to wait a while longer to find out how the show ends.