Joe Manganiello Defends Creative Process In The Batman With Loss Of Ben Affleck As Director. Here’s the thing: The creative process needs to be respected and no one involved in this film wants to make anything less than an unbelievable film, a legendary film. The movie will start shooting whenever those pieces are in place and we know this is gonna be something that we’re proud of. There’s a creative process, and everyone on the cast and crew wants to make this the best movie possible. Rest assured, we’re gonna do this thing right.” He also gave his take on joining the DCEU in the never-before-seen big-screen role of Deathstroke: “As far as what other people think, I can’t comment, I’m just me. I’m very excited for this role. Ben Affleck makes great films and he’s a great Batman. Affleck stars in and produces the film from a script he co-write with Geoff Johns and Chris Terrio. What do you think so far of the process involved in making the next solo Batman film? Are you excited for the film?
Joe Manganiello, who will play Deathstroke, in the Warner Bros. Pictures proposed “The Batman” film is standing by his film. The departure of Ben Affleck as director (though he remains as Bruce Wayne), rumored to be due to differences and script issues, raised questions over the production of the solo Batman film. However, Manganiello defended the process, noting that the media is getting ahead of itself with its reporting.
Recently, Director Matt Reeves officially came on board. Now, Manganiello told Robert Irvine Magazine that the movie will shoot soon but they are not locking a date for good reason:
“They have big plans for this movie. Whether or not we start exactly on that date or in June, whatever it is, it doesn’t matter. Here’s the thing: The creative process needs to be respected and no one involved in this film wants to make anything less than an unbelievable film, a legendary film.
The movie will start shooting whenever those pieces are in place and we know this is gonna be something that we’re proud of. What we’re not gonna do is be backed into a start date, scrambling to get something off the ground just to get it off the ground. Everyone involved wants to make this the best film possible, so that’s…
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