It was one surprise after another at Warner Bros. when the new head of the studio makes a drastic change in the company, another one arrives. The most publicized change was the decision not to release the bad girl movie , despite a lot of time, effort and money being invested. Now, amid reports that what exists of the film may actually be destroyed, a cast member has written an open letter to executive director David Zaslav asking him not to let that happen.
Yesterday it was reported that “funeral” projections of bad girl took place in batch WB where a privileged few have had the opportunity to see bad girl, or at least what there is, since we know the film wasn’t finished. It has also been argued that the film could be destroyed to secure the tax relief required by WB by stopping production. Aquino ivory, which co-starred with Leslie Grace in bad girl port to Twitter post an open letter asking that this not happen …
Dear Mr. Zaslav, I have just read an article by @THR about the alleged “funeral projections” of #Batgirl and the consequent possibility of the film’s shoot being destroyed … if so, as one of the many hearts that were paid off in the making of this film, I ask that this measure be reconsidered. Even though I’ve been trying my best to be strong over the past few weeks, I’ve found myself crying, for lack of a better word, in pain, and tonight was one of those nights.
When the production of bad girl Warner Bros. Discovery has the ability to deduct taxes, essentially calling the film a bad investment. However, taking the tax break means that the studio cannot benefit from the film in any way. As such, it was reported that the film could actually be destroyed to prove to the IRS that the studio never planned to release the film.
Ivory Aquino makes a last minute appeal to prevent such an execution. She feels it bad girl Le film a des thèmes universels, c’est une histoire sur une relation père-fille à laquelle les téléspectateurs pourraient s’identifier et apprécier et elle espérait que le film résonnerait auprès des fans, et elle a le cœur brisé de ne pas avoir cette fortune. She keeps …
As much as Batgirl has been called a revival film, it has come together in this way thanks to writing that reflects the world we live in. For me, more than anything else, it’s a father-daughter story that touches my father closely. He passed away a year ago, just before I booked this project, and I was hoping he could resonate with other children around the world, adults and older, who value their parents highly and who might see Batgirl as a story. of this special bond.
Since money is at the center of decisions on this matter bad girlAquino also appeals to Zaslav financially. He claims that finishing and releasing the film will now actually be cheaper, from all the surrounding news bad girl the death will act as the de facto marketing for the film. And if WBD were to change course, that would also be great news. He’s definitely not wrong when it comes to saying …
If there was no marketing budget for Batgirl a month ago, I dare say it has been corrected with the turn of events in recent weeks. We have been lucky to have an incredible audience from the start, from Glasgow where we have toured and from all over the world. Now more people know about our love work and are eager to see the film. I hope you can read this letter. Consider freeing Batgirl. She has always been a loser and she has nowhere to go but up high.
Unfortunately, never look bad girl released looks like an amazing shooting gallery right now. According to the producers, the film is far from finished, with filming and most of the digital effects still to be completed. At the same time, this situation revealed that many people clearly wanted to see this film, and it greatly increased the visibility of the film. Also reportedly the decision to cancel the film fact that a WB director has almost left . Perhaps the protest is big enough to make it worth the investment.
Source: Cinemablend
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