When the cancellation of the movie “Batgirl” was announced, directors Bilall Fallah and Adil El Arbi tried to “save” their production, but ended up discovering that they no longer had access to the film, due to the Warner Bros blockade. . Discovery.
During an interview with SKRIPT, co-director Bilall Fallah talked about his failed efforts to save his DC Extended Universe film, which was supposed to be an HBO Max exclusive, following the cancellation by the company. Warner Bros.
“No, we have nothing [do filme]”Said Fallah. “[O codiretor] adil [El Arbi] he called me and said: ‘Go ahead! Film everything from your phone! ‘. I joined the server … And everything was gone. We were [tipo]… ‘What the fuck!’ … Us [nem] we kept [as cenas] with Batman, ”he complained.
The cancellation of “Batgirl” in early August was a shock to the film industry, after all the film was already fully recorded and in an advanced stage of post-production, at a cost of about 90 million dollars.
In the interview, Adil El Arbi also commented on what was communicated to them regarding the cancellation. “The Warner guys told us it wasn’t a talent problem on our part or the actress. [Leslie Grace], or even the quality of the film. We were in the middle of editing. There was still a lot of work to be done. So it wasn’t like the movie was over. “
He added: “They told us it was a strategic shift. A takeover “, also stating that it was a way for the company to save money.
Several rumors about the reasons for the cancellation of the film have been circulating online, but Warner Bros. The discovery is that the project has been blocked for not being in line with the studio’s new ten-year plan for the DC Extended Universe.
The directors, Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, released a joint statement, describing the situation as “sad and shocking”, as well as saying they were disappointed that the film was never seen by fans. In addition, the cast and crew of “Batgirl” were praised by the directorial duo. Even with the cancellation, El Arbi and Fallah declared it was “a privilege and an honor” to be part of the DC Universe, even if only for a short time.
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