Batgirl before the shock capo! Leslie Grace Reveals $90 Million Superhero Look That Was Scrapped Because It Was Too Bad and ‘The Clothes Looked Cheap’
Leslie Grace gave social media a glimpse of what appeared to be her final Batgirl costume when she posted a highlight clip for 2022 on Instagram on Monday.
The In the Heights star, 27, included several behind-the-scenes moments from the production of the canceled superhero movie by Warner Bros. last year, which shocked Hollywood.
Rumors of bad audition screenings surfaced after the studio pulled the plug, paying special attention to seemingly “cheap” costumes.
BEFORE THE AX: Leslie Grace, 27, gave social media a glimpse of what appeared to be her final Batgirl costume when she posted a 2022 highlight reel to Instagram on Monday
Peace out: The In the Heights star included many behind-the-scenes moments from the production of her superhero movie, which was canceled by Warner Bros. last year, which shocked Hollywood
“Thank you for teaching me, 2022,” Grace wrote, captioning the highlight reel filled with Batgirl. “You were unique in so many ways that you will stay with me.” My gratitude and love for life runs so much deeper with the experiences it has brought me.
She concluded by saying, “I take your lessons with me, and we participate.” “Here are more stories to tell, memories to make, and more love to give in 2023.”
The heartbreaking cancellation of Batgirl came after Leslie starred as the superhero.
Production on the $100 million project was nearly complete when the studio canceled its launch on HBO Max, due to a combination of poor audition screenings and creative accounting strategies.
What it could have been: The actress included multiple glimpses of Batgirl’s purple and yellow armor. Rumors of bad audition screenings surfaced after the studio pulled the plug on the film, paying particular attention to the seemingly “cheap” costumes.
Dignified: “Thank you for teaching me, 2022,” Grace wrote, captioning the highlight reel full of Batgirl. “You were unique in so many ways that you will stay with me.” My gratitude and love for life runs so much deeper thanks to the experiences it has brought me.”
In Serious Work: Leslie shared a collection of snippets that showed all the effort she put into the role
The filmmakers were told that the decision came down to the ‘buy-account’ maneuver available to Warner Bros. Pictures. Because the studio has changed earlier in 2022.
This allowed Warner Bros. Newly formed Discovery not to have to continue taking losses while it tries to reduce its $3 billion in debt, according to final date.
The central story revolved around Grace’s Batgirl where she battled a Brendan Fraser villain named Firefly – a man who turns to a life of crime after being fired from his job, losing his health insurance and can no longer care for his sick wife.
But according to those who watched the fractured flick, it was a “huge disappointment” with the poor costumes.
Collider Editor-in-Chief Stephen Weintraub chirp: “Talk to people who watched #Batgirl, and they said it was a huge disappointment. The costumes also looked cheap.
Heartbreaker: Batgirl’s heartbreaking cancellation came after Leslie filmed a starring role as the titular heroine.
Friendly superhero: The star apparently enjoyed her time on set and made friends with the cast and crew
While the result may have been less than stellar, Leslie’s Instagram post highlighted all the effort she and crew put into making the movie shelved.
Several snippets of the actress doing stunts filled her in, and she was frequently glimpsed in her purple and yellow armor outfit that was slightly different from the promotional photos.
“It’s tragic,” said Brendan Fraser, speaking to him. diverse About the shocking cancellation of the film. “It does not generate trust between the filmmakers and the studio.”
“Leslie Grace was amazing,” he lamented. “She’s a dynamo – just a spot performer.”
Huge disappointment: According to those who watched the Fractured flick, it was a “huge disappointment” with the shoddy costumes. Collider Editor-in-Chief Stephen Weintraub tweeted, “Talk to people who’ve seen #Batgirl, and they said it was a huge disappointment. And the costumes looked cheap.”
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