Clayface (DC Studios)

[saint.piss]

 

[Viator]

Glad to see this officially in the works. I brought it up earlier in the month on Horror News, but from what it seems; this is apparently going to be a horror film potentially set in the DCU (The closest comparison we could make is Swamp Thing).

Assuming this is part of the DCU proper, then that should mean we finally get to see Alan Tudyk lead a horror project in a promiment way (especially as the character is in Creature Commandos).

 

[saint.piss]

Glad to see this officially in the works. I brought it up earlier in the month on Horror News, but from what it seems; this is apparently going to be a horror film potentially set in the DCU (The closest comparison we could make is Swamp Thing).

Assuming this is part of the DCU proper, then that should mean we finally get to see Alan Tudyk lead a horror project in a promiment way (especially as the character is in Creature Commandos).

 

[Viator]

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See, I get this; but I am taking more from Apoc Horseman--who was the one to get wind of this and to release what they had heard back in November.

 

[saint.piss]

Glad to see this officially in the works. I brought it up earlier in the month on Horror News, but from what it seems; this is apparently going to be a horror film potentially set in the DCU (The closest comparison we could make is Swamp Thing).

Assuming this is part of the DCU proper, then that should mean we finally get to see Alan Tudyk lead a horror project in a promiment way (especially as the character is in Creature Commandos).

Guess you were right

 

[Viator]

Guess you were right

DC Studios Dates ‘Clayface’ For Fall 2026; Animated ‘Dynamic Duo’ For 2028

Signs that Warner Bros DC Studios is very serious about its standalone Clayface movie even though it doesn’t have a director or star yet: The studio is given the movie written by Mike Flanagan a Sept. 11, 2026 theatrical release. That’s the famed post Labor Day gold mine weekend for Warner Bros...

deadline.com

adding extra bit but Clayface is dropping in September of 2026, right in post Labor Day

 

[saint.piss]

 

[Legacy]

That is, absolutely, the correct vibe to take.

 

[saint.piss]

 

[saint.piss]

Sorry to double post but we got another update on this:

 

[Legacy]

So it’s the Substance, but Batman?

 

[Cwoolboy]

The supposed plot is actually low-key genius. Character actor injects substance that turns him into clay, allowing him to re-shape himself for any role he might want to play. Things go terribly wrong. Sounds killer to me.

 

[Viator]

James Watkins is officially directing Clayface! The film has also been slated for 9/11 in 2026.

 

[Lucky Planet]

So it’s the Substance, but Batman?

always was

 

[Viator]

After a long casting process, Tom Rhys Harries has been cast as the titular Clayface.

After a long and incredibly exhaustive search, we finally have our DCU Clayface in Tom Rhys Harries. Both Matt Reeves and I were just blown away by this guy, and can't wait for you to see this film, directed by James Watkins and written by Mike Flanagan.

~James Gunn, Blue Sky

 

[SeventyOne]

So, if Matt Reeves approved, this is back in the Battinson Universe again?

 

[Fedic]

So, if Matt Reeves approved, this is back in the Battinson Universe again?

It looks like maybe it was originally, but not now:

"Given Deadline's previous report that Clayface is one of the major villains debuting in The Batman Part II, and the fact that the Clayface movie is being produced by Matt Reeves and Lynn Harris' 6th & Idaho Productions, it had been assumed that this movie would be set in The Batman universe rather than the DCU. But Gunn has since said that it is in fact unrelated to The Batman Epic Crime Saga and is definitely part of the DCU. Presumably, those earlier reports of the character being in The Batman Part II will wind up not panning out at this point."

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