Nothing like a milestone birthday to make a person feel introspective. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, actor Ben Affleck, currently starring alongside George Clooney in The Tender Bar, reflects on his decades-long career, the changing landscape of cinema, and how starring in Joss Whedon's Justice League contributed to him reaching his breaking point.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY After playing Bruce Wayne in both Justice League and 2016's Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice opposite Henry Cavill, Affleck was set to both direct and star in the stand-alone film The Batman. He stepped away from the project entirely in 2019. A new film of the same name is expected to release in March 2022, with Robert Pattinson in the title role.
What a coincidence! His casting as Batman was a low point for me.
Love clickbait. Don't worry though, we all hated his time as Batman too. Only Clooney was worse than him. As for TLD, Marvel movies had no trouble during the same time frame, Affleck is just a poor actor that most people tired of when he was Daredevil.
Both versions of JL sucked tho
Oh, and P.S. I love George Clooney, but I cannot support any movie that this whining, ungrateful, flatulant, no talent Ac-TOR is in.
Uh huh, must of been terrible working with such great people AND getting paid. Right up there with being married to one of the most beautiful inside and out people on the planet. Of course it all led to being a stinking drunk. Map the route, get the fast food, on the way.
This is the quote. He didn’t say Whedon was awful. He said this time in his life was awful
clickbate, He wasn't talking about Whedon, he was talking about the sum of stuff going on that period.