George Clooney addresses Batman future after The Flash cameo

George Clooney has commented on the prospect of reprising his role as Batman after making a surprise appearance in The Flash. The actor, known for portraying Bruce Wayne in the notorious 1997 film Batman & Robin, joined Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck as past Batman actors in the unexpected cameo earlier this year.

Although Clooney’s appearance in The Flash wasn’t anticipated before the movie’s release, speculation arose about the potential for more Batman appearances by him in the future.

However, the actor has firmly dismissed such rumors, humorously stating to The Hollywood Reporter, “Oh yeah. Somehow there were not a lot of requests for me to reprise my role as Batman, I don’t know why.”

First Look at Andrew Scott as con man in new Netflix series Ripley

The first glimpse of Ripley, Netflix’s latest series featuring Andrew Scott, has been unveiled through three captivating photos. Based on Patricia Highsmith’s The Talented Mr. Ripley, this eight-part adaptation chronicles the journey of the eponymous character (played by Scott) as he succumbs to the allure of opulence in 1960s Italy. The initial images showcase Scott’s Ripley in stunning black-and-white photography, a notable departure from the 1999 film adaptation that highlighted the sun-drenched beauty of the natural landscape. Scheduled to premiere next year, the series follows Tom Ripley, a hustler navigating early-’60s New York. His life takes a drastic turn when

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In addition to Clooney, The Flash featured a surprise appearance by Nicolas Cage as an alternate version of Superman. Cage, reflecting on his cameo, shared his satisfaction with finally seeing his character on screen. He also discussed his earlier connection to the role of Clark Kent in Tim Burton’s canceled 1990 Superman movie, emphasizing the tonality he would have brought to the character, drawing on his performance in City of Angels.