Following the surprise cancellation of Batgirl at Warner Bros. Discovery, it seems as if more DC projects are in danger of being put on the chopping block.
film is also unlikely to move forward at the company.
The film is currently in development and was set to star Sasha Calle, who is also set to appear as Supergirl in the upcoming movieThe move follows various ones made during the ongoing shakeup within the company and various restructuring acts that new CEO David Zaslav is making for Warner Bros. Discovery. Outside of the world of DC, various other films have been shelved, gotten rid of completely, or simply delayed so the company can figure out what to do with them.
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