Sunday, September 27, 2020

Christian Bale May Cameo In The Flash If Christopher Nolan Approves It

Christian Bale may return as his version of the Dark Knight in The Flash movie, but only if Christopher Nolan approves it. The Scarlet Speedster’s first ever solo cinematic outing is one of the most highly anticipated upcoming DC films as it promises to blow the multiverse wide open. We already know that both Michael Keaton AND Ben Affleck are back as the Batman of two worlds in the movie. And it looks like more Caped Crusaders could be joining them.

We Got This Covered has heard from our sources – the same ones who previously told us that Affleck would return a month before it was announced – that Warner Bros. has reached out to Bale to see if he would be interested in appearing in The Flash. From what we’re hearing, the British star is actually up for it. However, he has one big condition – he’ll only sign on if Nolan, the director of the Dark Knight trilogy, approves the plan.

Bale has always been loyal to Nolan, with the actor ruling himself out of more appearances as Batman back in the day after Nolan decided to call it quits following The Dark Knight Rises. So will Nolan give his blessing for Bale to cameo in this new film? Well, the Tenet filmmaker has spoken positively of DC’s choice to cast Robert Pattinson in The Batman, so he may be willing to let the studio add a coda to the story of Bale’s Batman in The Flash. 

There are many other mindblowing cameos that have been discussed elsewhere. Grant Gustin’s Barry Allen could appear, following up his meeting with Ezra Miller’s hero on TV. Smallville‘s Tom Welling may also return from “Crisis on Infinite Earths.” And, most crazy of all, Nicolas Cage could finally play Superman in live-action. Even if just a few of these crossovers come off, the flick will still be a fanboy’s dream come true.

The Flash is due to start shooting next year ahead of its release in theaters in June 2022.



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