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Margot Kidder, who played Lois Lane in the 1978-87 Superman films, passed away yesterday at the age of 69.
R.I.P.
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Was this an interview? Only reason I could justify it is if they were basing they're reasoning on the success and reception of the game. Very short sighted in my opinion but I can see them thinking that would workSo Snyder finally broke down and admitted that he was using Injustice as a basis for the DC Film Universe...
What “execs” over at WB thought that would be a good idea? The only way Injustice even comes close to working is if you have these charecters established in their intended canon first...No way it should have gotten the go ahead...Snyder would’ve really benefitted from somebody sitting him down and explaining how bad an idea that was...
Was this an interview? Only reason I could justify it is if they were basing they're reasoning on the success and reception of the game. Very short sighted in my opinion but I can see them thinking that would work
So Snyder finally broke down and admitted that he was using Injustice as a basis for the DC Film Universe...
What “execs” over at WB thought that would be a good idea? The only way Injustice even comes close to working is if you have these charecters established in their intended canon first...No way it should have gotten the go ahead...Snyder would’ve really benefitted from somebody sitting him down and explaining how bad an idea that was...
'Gotham' Boss Sets New Batman Prequel Series at Epix
'Pennyworth,' a 10-episode, straight-to-series order, will be an origin story about Batman's best friend and butler, Alfred Pennyworth.
Epix is getting into the DC Comics business.
The MGM-owned premium cable network has handed out a 10-episode, straight-to-series order for Pennyworth, a drama set in the Batman universe from Gotham showrunner Bruno Heller.
The series will revolve around Alfred Pennyworth, the best friend and butler to Bruce Wayne (aka Batman). The series is not a Gotham spinoff but rather an entirely new story exploring Alfred's origins as a former British SAS soldier who forms a secret company and goes to work with Thomas Wayne — Bruce's billionaire father — in 1960s London. Sean Pertwee, who plays Alfred Pennyworth on Fox's recently renewed Gotham, is not involved. Casting has not yet begun and the series is set in a completely different universe despite hailing from Heller and producers Warner Horizon. (Others who have played the Alfred role include Jeremy Irons, Michael Gough, Michael Caine, Alan Napier and William Austin, among others.)
Warner/DC should make a live-action Batman TV series.
Rumor was that DC was telling CW they can't do shows with the big 3 but then Supes showed up in Supergirl. So who knows.cw been avoiding doing one for the longest but made arrow a knockoff batman. Wonder if they were scared to make one or dc was like nah you can’t.