WB started preparations for filming Birds of Prey
According to the portal MovieWeb, the superhero film Birds of Prey ("Birds of Prey *") may become the next DC project after "Wonder Woman 2". In recent months, Warner Bros. and DC Films have made significant off-screen changes that have led to secrecy about current projects in development. While there is still no information on "Batman" by Matt Reeves, it looks like Birds of Prey, led by Harley Quinn, will become DC's new favorite. Harley Quinn, played by Margot Robbie, has remained one of DC's most popular characters since the release of Suicide Squad. The next time we see the anti-heroine on the big screen, it will be her appearance in "Birds of Prey" and not in "Suicide Squad 2."According to Omega Underground, filming for Birds of Prey will take place in Los Angeles, California, as well as Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia, and will begin in early 2019. The date of the start of filming is also confirmed by the Discussing Film portal, so it is safe to say that preparations for the production of the new film comic strip should begin soon, although this information has not yet been officially confirmed.  Harley Quinn is widely regarded as one of the factors that made Suicide Squad a success among DC fans. Robbie is definitely involved in the project, but little is known about the rest of the caste, the film crew of Birds of Prey and the characters of the future superhero film. So far, we only know that the film will be directed by Kathy Yan, and the script will be written by Christina Hodson. If filming really begins in January 2019, then most likely the casting is taking place right now. DC will occupy a huge platform at Comic-con, so we will surely learn more about the tape from the convention. One of the likely characters in the upcoming project is Batgirl, because soon she will have a solo album. It can be assumed that each Bird of Prey will have its own solo project in the future. * - preliminary translation. The Topic of Article: WB started preparations for filming Birds of Prey. |
