The Flash (2022)

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The Flash Pauses Filming After Crewmember Suffers an Injury On Set

Warner Bros.' long-gestating The Flash standalone feature recently moved production over to Scotland. And for the last few days, the streets of Glasgow have been standing in for Gotham City, with several passersby capturing photos of Ben Affleck's Batman (or one of his stunt doubles) riding around on his spiffy new Batcycle. Unfortunately, there's just been an accident on the set.

According to GlasgowLive, the filmmakers were shooting a scene on Renfield Street when a cameraman riding his own motorbike crashed into the Batcycle from behind. Witnesses say the camera operator "went under" the Batcycle following the collision. Crew members subsequently called an ambulance and he was immediately taken to the hospital. There haven't been any updates about the cameraman's condition since then. However, filming has been temporarily halted as a result of this latest mishap.

After a series of delays, The Flash finally began production in the U.K. back in April. Andy Muschietti (It) is directing the movie from a screenplay by Birds of Prey and Bumblebee writer Christina Hodson. Ezra Miller is reprising his role as Barry Allen from prior DCEU entries. Additionally, the film will present its own version of the iconic Flashpoint storyline, with Barry visiting alternate realities. Aside from Affleck, The Flash will also feature the long-awaited return of Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne from Tim Burton's Batman films. Sasha Calle is making her big-screen debut as Supergirl as well.

The Flash will hit theaters on November 4, 2022.

[The Dark Knight]

J.K. Simmons is back as Gordon in Batgirl. If you're an Affleck fan looks like you'll be getting your wish. If you're a Keaton fan, well poo.

Fingers crossed he gets the role, because there was talk of recasting. Hingle's Gordon would've died by now, so I don't see this as a disappointment to Keaton fans. Keaton is entering the DCEU, so he's bound to inherit different things. Keeping Simmons around makes the most sense to me.

[The Laughing Fish]

https://www.superherohype.com/movies/502046-the-flash-pauses-filming-after-crewmember-suffers-an-injury-on-set
The Flash Pauses Filming After Crewmember Suffers an Injury On Set

Warner Bros.' long-gestating The Flash standalone feature recently moved production over to Scotland. And for the last few days, the streets of Glasgow have been standing in for Gotham City, with several passersby capturing photos of Ben Affleck's Batman (or one of his stunt doubles) riding around on his spiffy new Batcycle. Unfortunately, there's just been an accident on the set.

According to GlasgowLive, the filmmakers were shooting a scene on Renfield Street when a cameraman riding his own motorbike crashed into the Batcycle from behind. Witnesses say the camera operator "went under" the Batcycle following the collision. Crew members subsequently called an ambulance and he was immediately taken to the hospital. There haven't been any updates about the cameraman's condition since then. However, filming has been temporarily halted as a result of this latest mishap.

After a series of delays, The Flash finally began production in the U.K. back in April. Andy Muschietti (It) is directing the movie from a screenplay by Birds of Prey and Bumblebee writer Christina Hodson. Ezra Miller is reprising his role as Barry Allen from prior DCEU entries. Additionally, the film will present its own version of the iconic Flashpoint storyline, with Barry visiting alternate realities. Aside from Affleck, The Flash will also feature the long-awaited return of Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne from Tim Burton's Batman films. Sasha Calle is making her big-screen debut as Supergirl as well.

The Flash will hit theaters on November 4, 2022.

Filming will resume, the cameraman survived without suffering any major injuries. I'm very glad to hear he's alright, I saw some photos taken from the accident online , and the situation looked very frantic. Luckily they avoided a horrible tragedy.

https://twitter.com/FlashFilmNews/status/1421090764923318281

[Gotham Knight]

https://www.superherohype.com/movies/502046-the-flash-pauses-filming-after-crewmember-suffers-an-injury-on-set
The Flash Pauses Filming After Crewmember Suffers an Injury On Set

Warner Bros.' long-gestating The Flash standalone feature recently moved production over to Scotland. And for the last few days, the streets of Glasgow have been standing in for Gotham City, with several passersby capturing photos of Ben Affleck's Batman (or one of his stunt doubles) riding around on his spiffy new Batcycle. Unfortunately, there's just been an accident on the set.

According to GlasgowLive, the filmmakers were shooting a scene on Renfield Street when a cameraman riding his own motorbike crashed into the Batcycle from behind. Witnesses say the camera operator "went under" the Batcycle following the collision. Crew members subsequently called an ambulance and he was immediately taken to the hospital. There haven't been any updates about the cameraman's condition since then. However, filming has been temporarily halted as a result of this latest mishap.

After a series of delays, The Flash finally began production in the U.K. back in April. Andy Muschietti (It) is directing the movie from a screenplay by Birds of Prey and Bumblebee writer Christina Hodson. Ezra Miller is reprising his role as Barry Allen from prior DCEU entries. Additionally, the film will present its own version of the iconic Flashpoint storyline, with Barry visiting alternate realities. Aside from Affleck, The Flash will also feature the long-awaited return of Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne from Tim Burton's Batman films. Sasha Calle is making her big-screen debut as Supergirl as well.

The Flash will hit theaters on November 4, 2022.

Filming will resume, the cameraman survived without suffering any major injuries. I'm very glad to hear he's alright, I saw some photos taken from the accident online , and the situation looked very frantic. Luckily they avoided a horrible tragedy.

https://twitter.com/FlashFilmNews/status/1421090764923318281

Glad to hear it. When the accident was described, "he went under" was the quote, I was very afraid that there would be a fatality.

[eledoremassis02]

fantastic news! I am so glad he's ok

What does everyone's guess on the first official Keaton Batman pic will be.

I think it'll be similar to this one

[Gotham Knight]

Superman (not seen) is in the movie

[eledoremassis02]

Just realized that due to the Burton/Schumacher split, they both share the same Alfred and Gordon (who have both actors since passed away). I'd guess they're sister or cousin universes now?

[Gotham Knight]

This guy's tweets were all ripped down by WB. He has confirmed in a now deleted post that Henry Cavill is in the movie.

[Travesty]

Well, he just said "Superman".

Or was he more specific about Cavil?

[The Laughing Fish]

Well, he just said "Superman".

Or was he more specific about Cavil?

Check out the screenshot of the deleted tweet on the 3:57 mark.