Jena Malone's Heroine Was Cut From The Batman Vs Supremen Rolled
Viewers of the rental version of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will not see the heroine played in the movie by actress Jena Malone. According to Entertainment Weekly, all scenes with her participation were cut during the editing stage. Most likely, they will be included in the licensed edition with an R rating, which will be released a few months after the theatrical premiere. What kind of heroine the actress had to play was not specified. It was only speculated that it was Batgirl or the female version of Robin from Frank Miller's comic book "The Dark Knight Returns". The article also clarifies that fans of DC comics shouldn't expect a Green Lantern to appear among Justice League heroes before 2020. Recall that the movie "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" starred Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jason Momoa, Amy Adams, Diane Lane, Ben Affleck, Michael Shannon, Ezra Miller and other actors. The duration of the picture was two hours thirty-one minutes. According to independent forecasts, the movie could earn about $ 140 million in its first weekend in the North American box office. Warner Bros. proprietary predictions much more modest. The Topic of Article: Jena Malone's Heroine Was Cut From The Batman Vs Supremen Rolled. |
