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Clayface movie signs up James Watkins to direct
James Watkins. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Watkins met with DC Studios co-chair James Gunn on Thursday for a final pitch.
After Meeting With Zack Snyder, It Sounds Like James Gunn Is Planning A Batman And Superman Movie For The DCU?
The former DCEU (which is streaming with a Max subscription) ended, and co-CEO James Gunn is crafting a new DC shared ...
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This House of the Dragon Actor Deserves A Spot In Matt Reeves' Batmanverse
After delivering what many ( George R.R. Martin himself included) have come to agree is the best performance in House of the ...
DC Is Relaunching Batman for Only the Fourth Time in Almost 85 Years
A Batman #1 doesn’t come along very often. Well, unless you’ve been reading comics for the past 15 years, in which case, it’s ...
'It Was Like Living Inside The Hotel From The Shining.' What It Was Like Filming Matt Reeves' The Batman In The Middle Of The Pandemic
Filming the best blockbuster franchise films is challenging under the best circumstances, but shooting The Batman during the height of the pandemic? That was something else entirely. The cast and crew ...
‘Speak No Evil’ Director James Watkins to Direct ‘Clayface’ for DC Studios
James Watkins, who directed 2024's “Speak No Evil” for Universal, is in talks to direct "Clayface" for DC Studios, TheWrap ...
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DC Studios Clayface Has Reportedly Set James Watkins To Direct
Speak No Evil director James Watkins is reportedly set to direct the Clayface film, which features a script by Mike Flanagan.
The Penguin’s Rhenzy Feliz Shared With Us The Biggest Challenge Of Shooting Victor’s Death Scene, And How Colin Farrell’s Oz Look Helped Him
As of this writing, it’s been four months since The Penguin concluded its run on HBO, and something I still can’t get over ...
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Joins Mark Wahlberg In Elegance Bratton’s Crime Thriller ‘By Any Means’
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II will star in 'By Any Means,' a crime thriller in which he'll share the screen with Mark Wahlberg. He replaces Sterling K. Brown.