David Ayer Reacts After Warner Exec Says His 'Suicide Squad' Cut Will Never Be Seen

Oscar nominee Salma Hayek has joined House of Gucci, the feature film from MGM and Scott Free Productions that is in production. She joins an all-star cast that includes Lady Gaga, Adam Driver Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, Jared Leto and Jack Huston, with Ridley Scott on board to direct.

David Ayer still hopes his "amazing" director's cut of Suicide Squad will get released one day. The filmmaker helmed the 2016 DC Comics blockbuster, which followed the band of supervillains as they're hired to save the world by a secret government agency, and starred Will Smith, Jared Leto, Margot Robbie, and Viola Davis.

While Warner Bros. probably thought it was doing the right thing by allowing Zack Snyder to finish his version of “Justice League” and release it as an exclusive HBO Max project, the studio has clearly opened a can of worms that isn’t shutting anytime soon, if ever.

WarnerMedia is not giving in to fan demands.

Do you remember that scene in “Dumb and Dumber” when Jim Carrey’s character asks if there is any chance he might have of dating the beautiful girl? She tells him “one out of a million” and he replies, “So, you’re telling me there’s a chance…” That’s what it feels like when you see responses from Zack Snyder fans when they see more and more interviews with WarnerMedia executives basically saying there is no more “Justice League” films coming.

There exists an alternate universe where Zack Snyder was able to release his version of “Justice League” back in 2017 and all those films he set up in the epilogues that we now have seen would have been made and released. One of those films that are set up is a “Batman” film that was going to be written and directed by Ben Affleck, with Joe Manganiello serving as the villain, Deathstroke.

Justice League cut when studios deleted his Green Lantern scene.The filmmaker opened up to Esquire about the final scene of the film, which originally featured Green Lantern rather than Martian Manhunter.“The last scene with Martian Manhunter, originally, I had shot it in England,” Snyder explained. “And the dialogue was very similar, but it was supposed to be one of the Lanterns.”He added that Warner Bros.

The long-awaited Snyder Cut of “Justice League” has been on HBO Max for almost a full week. But yet, the discussion surrounding Zack Snyder’s superhero magnum opus has yet to die down.

While Zack Snyder can finally breathe a sigh of relief with the recent highly-awaited release of Justice League Snyder Cut, which DCEU (DC Extended Universe) fans unanimously agree was much better than Joss Whedon's 2017 box-office disaster, fans are now demanding #RestoreTheSnyderVerse.

For fans of the DC Extended Universe, Thursday of last week marked a special occasion. After more than three years of waiting, director Zack Snyder’s cut of Justice League finally arrived on HBO Max.

Do you remember that scene in “Dumb and Dumber” when Jim Carrey’s character asks if there is any chance he might have of dating the beautiful girl? She tells him “one out of a million” and he replies, “So, you’re telling me there’s a chance…” That’s what it feels like when you see responses from Zack Snyder fans when they see more and more interviews with WarnerMedia executives basically saying there is no more “Justice League” films coming.

Leslie Jones was one of the many people who wanted to see what the hype surrounding Zack Snyder’s cut of “Justice League” was all about. Lucky for us, Jones live-tweeted her reaction to watching the four-hour Snyder cut in truly hilarious fashion.

Last week and ever since, DC fans can't stop talking about Zack Snyder's Justice League, which released on March 18. While critics gave mixed reviews, it was unanimously agreed along with fans that Zack Snyder's ambitious four-hour long cut was a better version of Joss Whedon's 2017 debacle.

Now that “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is out for the world to see, and with the filmmaker being more open to talking about the work he was doing before stepping away from the film, fans are eager to know more of what could have been with Snyder’s vision for the future of the DC universe. Turns out, in a different timeline, not only could we have got three “Justice League” movies, but Adam Driver and Daniel Day-Lewis could have played roles in the franchise.

Jared Leto makes his return as the Joker inZack Snyder’s Justice League, which premiered Thursday on HBO Max and spoke to Stephen Colbert on Thursday night about taking on the "incredible" role once again. Appearing on ALate Show, Leto expressed how grateful he was to be a part of Snyder’s Justice League and referred to the "Snyder Cut" as "one for the ages."The film will mark Leto’s first return as the Joker afterportraying the classic DC villain in 2016’s Suicide Squad.

Jared Leto has said his portrayal as the Joker in Zack Snyder’s Justice League was “an evolution” of his character in 2016’s Suicide Squad.Joker’s appearance is vastly different from his portrayal in the former DC movie and looks a lot like Heath Ledger’s portrayal in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight.The iconic villain features in the film in a dream sequence opposite Ben Affleck’s Bruce Wayne, speaking to him about what will happen if the superheroes do not stop the alien Darkseid from

Zack Snyder's much-awaited Justice League cut, popularly referred to as Snyder Cut by fans, released on HBO max on March 18. After having a full-blown fan movement and petitions online for its release, Warner Bros.

Thursday brought the long-awaited debut of the fabled “Snyder Cut” of “Justice League”.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterSPOILER WARNING: This story discusses major plot points in both 2017’s “Justice League” and 2021’s “Zack Snyder’s Justice League.”For years, Zack Snyder fans have been left to wonder what exactly had changed from his original vision for “Justice League” to what debuted in theaters in 2017.