Warner Bros. kills off 'Batgirl' movie, $90 million in
Warner Bros. axed the DC Comics film "Batgirl" starring “In the Heights” star Leslie Grace, and announced the decision was due to a strategic shift relating to the DC universe and HBO Max.
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National story. 10 articles from 10 sources. 9 are on the bar; 1 is an international, entertainment or tech outlet, listed separately. Updated Aug 4, 2022.
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3 sources'Batgirl' directors 'still can't believe' Warner Bros. scrapped their film
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2 sources‘Batgirl’ star Leslie Grace speaks out for first time after $100M movie killed by Warner Bros.
‘Batgirl’ movie killed by Warner Bros. despite costing nearly $100M
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1 articleBatgirl star Leslie Grace thanks fans for ‘love and belief’ following film’s cancellation
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The story so far
2 developments- Aug 3, 2022‘Batgirl’ movie killed by Warner Bros. despite costing nearly $100M
- Aug 4, 2022Only right-leaning coverage:Batgirl star Leslie Grace thanks fans for ‘love and belief’ following film’s cancellation
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Quiet for 1537 daysLast development · Aug 4, 2022 — Batgirl star Leslie Grace thanks fans for ‘love and belief’ following film’s cancellation