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Ben Affleck Says He's Done With DC Films, No Matter Who's in Charge
Ben Affleck Says He’s Done With DC Films, No Matter Who’s in Charge.
Ben Affleck had such a horrible time making Justice League, he bowed out of directing his own Batman in a solo film, and says he has no interest in directing anything for James Gunn’s DC.
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DC movies is getting rebooted, replacing most actors with James Gunn at the helm. Of course, he is definitely done. But I really liked Zack Synder’s vision.
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