Tom4784
18-10-2014, 01:35 PM
Jena Malone is rumoured to be cast in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay actress may have been cast as a female Robin, according to a WILX-10 report later backed up by The Hollywood Reporter.
The original report also features an interview with anonymous extra, who claims to have been on set for a fight scene between Batman and Lex Luthor at a swanky party.
The extra could face a multimillion-dollar lawsuit for violating the movie's nondisclosure agreements.
Malone sparked rumours that she would
While Malone's involvement as a female Robin is yet to be officially confirmed by Warner Bros, rumours originally surfaced after she recently dyed her hair red.
Details for the upcoming movie remain thin on the ground, although director Zack Snyder has previously said that the film will take cues from Frank Miller's 1980's miniseries The Dark Knight Returns.
The DC comic introduced Carrie Kelley, a schoolgirl who is saved by the Caped Crusader and would later become his sidekick Robin.
Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice will be released on May 6, 2016.
It's a daring choice which I'd have welcomed down the line but I really want to see Damien Wayne or Dick Grayson or any of the other Robins done right in Live Action.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay actress may have been cast as a female Robin, according to a WILX-10 report later backed up by The Hollywood Reporter.
The original report also features an interview with anonymous extra, who claims to have been on set for a fight scene between Batman and Lex Luthor at a swanky party.
The extra could face a multimillion-dollar lawsuit for violating the movie's nondisclosure agreements.
Malone sparked rumours that she would
While Malone's involvement as a female Robin is yet to be officially confirmed by Warner Bros, rumours originally surfaced after she recently dyed her hair red.
Details for the upcoming movie remain thin on the ground, although director Zack Snyder has previously said that the film will take cues from Frank Miller's 1980's miniseries The Dark Knight Returns.
The DC comic introduced Carrie Kelley, a schoolgirl who is saved by the Caped Crusader and would later become his sidekick Robin.
Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice will be released on May 6, 2016.
It's a daring choice which I'd have welcomed down the line but I really want to see Damien Wayne or Dick Grayson or any of the other Robins done right in Live Action.