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Citing anonymous insiders, Variety reports that extensive reshoots, spread out over two months between London and Los Angeles, cost about “approximately $25 million,” compared to the $6 million to $10 million a typical film spends on additional photography.
That two-month window has complicated the lives of some of Justice League‘s stars, like Ezra Miller and Henry Cavill, who have already moved on to other projects. Miller’s schedule has been relatively easy to accommodate, as the sequel to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is also a Warner Bros. film. However, the site contends Cavill’s situation is a bit more tricky, as he’s forced to split time between Justice League and Paramount’s Mission: Impossible 6. Cavill grew a mustache for the latter role, which he’s not permitted to shave, which means the facial hair will have to be digitally removed from reshoots.
There’s also the the matter of the credits for Justice League after director Zack Snyder stepped aside in the wake of a family tragedy and was replaced by Joss Whedon. Variety asserts Whedon won’t be listed as co-director, but may receive a producer or a screenplay credit.
That two-month window has complicated the lives of some of Justice League‘s stars, like Ezra Miller and Henry Cavill, who have already moved on to other projects. Miller’s schedule has been relatively easy to accommodate, as the sequel to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is also a Warner Bros. film. However, the site contends Cavill’s situation is a bit more tricky, as he’s forced to split time between Justice League and Paramount’s Mission: Impossible 6. Cavill grew a mustache for the latter role, which he’s not permitted to shave, which means the facial hair will have to be digitally removed from reshoots.
There’s also the the matter of the credits for Justice League after director Zack Snyder stepped aside in the wake of a family tragedy and was replaced by Joss Whedon. Variety asserts Whedon won’t be listed as co-director, but may receive a producer or a screenplay credit.
). Henry Cavill is most affected by the reshoots thus confirming his presence in the film; not to mention that social media has teased him in the film and some posters released, had him literally dead center. Even with the latest trailer we see Alfred talking to someone and all we can see of said person is a reddish shoulder on the lower right of the screen. So why do they need to hide Superman in the trailers? I understand they want to surprise the audience when he shows up but, the trailers don't show the chronicle order of the film; for all we know he could be featured prominently in the film or show up for 5 minutes at any point in the film. Will they show him in a trailer closer to the premiere?
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