Patty Jenkins Turned Down Directing ‘Justice League’ And Has No Interest In Other Superhero Movies

Zack Snyder offered fans their very first teaser trailer for his cut of the 2017 film “Justice League.” Last month, the director revealed that his original cut of the DC Comics film will be released on HBO Max in 2021 after years of campaigning from fans. Snyder, 54, directed the movie, but he was replaced during post-production by Joss Whedon, who oversaw reshoots.

Lauren Zima, adding there wasn't "any pressure" and producers simply wanted to "make it special" (ahem, and get those ratings).Apparently, Jason gave some thought to the idea, but ended up shooting it down "after about a day of thinking." Why, you ask? Other than maybe not wanting to get engaged over a Zoom call on national TV? A post shared by (@jason_tartick) on Jason tells ET that while The Bachelor franchise is part of his and Kaitlyn's "history" he didn't want to propose on a night that

Kaitlyn Bristowe are ready to take the next step in their relationship — but that doesn't mean they want it broadcast on TV. As Tartick told ET's Lauren Zima on Monday, producers provided the opportunity for him to propose to Bristowe on Monday night's  (affectionately called ), but he didn't take them up on the offer. «They actually came to me asking me if I'd like to take this opportunity to propose,» he said.

Funnyman John Candy was originally approached to play Sigourney Weaver’s neighbour-turned-sidekick in the Ghostbusters movies.

Top Five. “There's the black hero, and the white person who's ‘equally’ as important.”You probably have already realized that a lot of the entertainment you enjoyed when you were younger was racist, sexist, or homophobic.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterFangirls and fanboys may be sad to see that some of their favorite DC movies are departing from the recently launched HBO Max streaming service come July 1.

If you’re a fan of Tommy Wiseau’s “The Room” and you have a Netflix subscription, you’re probably aware of two things: 1) James Franco’s film, “The Disaster Artist,” is now available to stream on the platform and 2) “The Room” is not. For some film fans, that might seem like a completely ridiculous oversight.

The Get Down star Justice Smith came out as queer in a powerful Instagram post Friday night, also announcing that he's dating 25-year-old Queen Sugar actor Nicholas Ashe, sharing an adorable photo of the couple kissing. "@nckash and I protested today in New Orleans," the 24-year-old actor began.

2020 hasn't been the brightest years in the recent past as we're met with one problem after another. The most important of these issues is tackling with the coronavirus pandemic, which has swept across the globe and confined humans inside their homes.

Patty Jenkins is a good superhero filmmaker, as is evident by her 2017 feature, “Wonder Woman.” But that doesn’t mean Jenkins is an avid comic book reader that grew up exposed to all the superheroes and their adventures. In fact, as she revealed to Premiere (via Comicbook.com), Jenkins found her love of superhero storytelling from movies, and it’s for that reason she’s pretty picky about what superheroes she’s willing to work on.

LisaRaye has been making headlines lately for her appearances on Claudia Jordan’s Fox Soul show. Although fans have suggested that she join the Real Housewives of Atlanta, the actress has been asked — and turned it down.

Chris Evans is definitely most known for his work as Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and he says almost turned down the role.

After speaking out on the death of George Floyd this week, Ice Cube took to Twitter to explain why he would not be making his scheduled appearance on Good Morning America."I apologize to everyone expecting to see me on Good Morning America today, but after the events in Minnesota with George Floyd, I'm in no mood to tell America, good morning," he tweeted early Thursday morning (May 28).This week, Ice Cube sought answers after the widely circulated video of a Minnesota cop kneeling on Floyd's

It's hard to imagine the Marvel Cinematic Universe without Chris Evans. However, the 38-year-old actor initially turned down the opportunity to play Captain America.

Even superheroes can suffer from anxiety.

Chris Evans almost let fear get in the way of the opportunity to play Captain America. The 38-year-old actor opened up to 's podcast about his challenging mental state ahead of taking on the role of the iconic shield-wielding superhero.