It is well known that League of Justice had a very problematic production, or at least for the people in the middle and the fans, this is old news. Even before the film was released, it was clear that something was wrong, as second director Joss Whedon ordered reshoots to be made to change the tone of Zack Snyder’s vision. Later, it turned out to be worse than originally thought, with cast members accusing Whedon of abuse and mistreatment during the tapes. It is no wonder, then, that the Batman actor, Ben affleck, do not express yourself well of your experience during filming.
Speaking to the LA Times, Ben affleck has said to re-shoot new scenes for the League of Justice it was “worst experience“It was so horrible, in fact, that it influenced his decision to give up the role in the next spin-off film, saying that he realized that he would not be happy going through the same thing again, and that” it was not worth it. “.
Ben affleck He doesn’t call Joss Whedon by name, but it’s clear who he’s referring to. “The Justice League was a bad experience for several things“says the actor.”My own life, my divorce, being away too long, competing schedules, and then Zack’s personal tragedy, and the new shoot. It was the worst experience. It was horrible. It was all I didn’t like about this. That was the moment when I said I would never do this again“.
Ben Affleck had intended to play the same hero in the next film, The Batman, but both his experience in the League of Justice how his change of priorities in life made him change his mind. Instead, Robert Patterson took on the role, playing a younger Bruce Wayne who takes on the Riddler.
Ben affleck He’s not the only DC cast member to come out against trouble during filming. In addition to Ray Fisher and Jason Momoa’s public accusations against Joss Whedon, actress Ruby Rose criticized the production of the television series Batwoman. She accused Warner Bros. of fostering a dangerous work environment, in which she and others were injured, including a worker who was unable to walk and another who suffered third-degree burns.