• Welcome! The TrekBBS is the number one place to chat about Star Trek with like-minded fans.
    If you are not already a member then please register an account and join in the discussion!

DC Movies - To Infinity and Beyond

Oh right, I forgot about The Irrational, that's a great show.
So it's not like she's the only actor in the cast who hasn't been working.
She also had a decent career before The Flash so between that and The Flash, she might be in a position where she doesn't have to be working all the time right now.
 
If you're lucky? Join a network series procedural or medical drama

For the rest- Stuck doing hallmark movies and a forgettable Canadian drama series
 
I've been seeing clips from an animated show or movie, where Superman travels 33,000 years into the future and meets a former villain on the remains of the destroyed earth.

Does anyone know what this is from?
 
Jedman67 said:
I've been seeing clips from an animated show or movie, where Superman travels 33,000 years into the future and meets a former villain on the remains of the destroyed earth.

Does anyone know what this is from?
Click to expand...

Thats a two part episode of the DCAU Justice League cartoon titled Hereafter, specifically episodes 19-20 of Season 2 of Justice League. Superman ends up 30,000 years in the future on a destroyed Earth only inhabited by the immortal supervillain Vandal Savage.
 
kirk55555 said:
Thats a two part episode of the DCAU Justice League cartoon titled Hereafter, specifically episodes 19-20 of Season 2 of Justice League. Superman ends up 30,000 years in the future to a destroyed Earth only inhabited by the immortal supervillain Vandal Savage.
Click to expand...
Thank you!
Don't know why it's all over youtube lately, but it looks interesting.
 
Its a pretty good story. Season 1 of the DCAU Justice League is surprisingly rough, but Season 2 and JL Unlimited are classics.
 
TREK_GOD_1 said:
Quite honest. Bottom line, he's an actor who collected a check and moved on. From his statement, one can safely conclude he had no personal investment in a Batgirl movie other than that aforementioned check collection.
Click to expand...
Reminds of that famous Michael Caine line about Jaws the Revenge.

Called it one of the worst films he made, but he got paid $1m and bought his Mother a house. Someone told him the movie stunk and he said "I haven't seen it, but I've the seen the house it bought my Mother and it's gorgeous."
 
FreezeC77 said:
Reminds of that famous Michael Caine line about Jaws the Revenge.

Called it one of the worst films he made, but he got paid $1m and bought his Mother a house. Someone told him the movie stunk and he said "I haven't seen it, but I've the seen the house it bought my Mother and it's gorgeous."
Click to expand...

Yep. Caine was just collecting a check, and that was the extent of his interest. No matter what Keaton said in the production phase of The Flash, it is now clear he signed up for $, and could not care less about anything else associated with The Flash, or Batgirl.
 
Do we know how many movies he signed up for when he signed on for The Flash? Could it have just been a contractual thing that he would appear in one more movie and that movie just happened to be Batgirl?
 
TREK_GOD_1 said:
No matter what Keaton said in the production phase of The Flash, it is now clear he signed up for $, and could not care less about anything else associated with The Flash, or Batgirl.
Click to expand...

We don't know that. His larger role in The Flash could have meant more to him than his expanded cameo in Batgirl.
 
JD said:
Do we know how many movies he signed up for when he signed on for The Flash? Could it have just been a contractual thing that he would appear in one more movie and that movie just happened to be Batgirl?
Click to expand...
Wasn't he supposed to have been in Aquaman originally?
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
If you are not already a member then please register an account and join in the discussion!

Sign up / Register


Back
Top