Six months after saying just a few words about Batgirl being shelved, Leslie Grace has elaborated on Warner Bros. Discovery’s decision — as well as the recent suggestion that the standalone superhero movie was “not releasable“ to a degree that it would have “hurt” those involved in making it.

Though the “new” DC Universe that is forming may eventually find a place for Batgirl, the standalone movie that was originally developed for HBO Max but got cancelled deep into production simply was not worthy of release. Peter Safran, who along with producing partner/filmmaker James Gunn are the

Leslie Grace rang in the new year by sharing a few new peeks at what was to be her big DCU debut, as Batgirl. Grace on Sunday posted a video to Instagram (embedded down below) which recapped her year-gone-by, and it included several BTS photos/clips of her time filming Batgirl, which in August

Getty Image One of the biggest Hollywood stories of the year has been unfolding this week as Warner Bros. Discovery shockingly decided to entirely scrap their $90 million Batgirl film, which wrapped up production earlier this year. After taking about a day or so to collect her thoughts, Leslie

Batgirl star Leslie Grace has broken her silence about the DC Comics movie being scrapped by HBO Max. Grace, who broke out last year in the musical In the Heights, took to Instagram on Wednesday to share her thoughts on the streamer’s surprising decision not to release the film at all, even though