The superhero genre continues to be a powerful force in the entertainment industry, with various studios crafting their own cinematic universe. DC’s franchise had plenty of wild twists, both in front of the camera and behind the scenes. Case in point: the scrapped Batgirl movie, which was filmed but dropped by the studio. And Batgirl’s composer recently shared the “sad” detail regarding music, while reflecting on the DC movie getting scrapped.
When James Gunn and Peter Safran were named new co-CEOs of the DCU, they began forming a new shared universe based on the comics. This negatively affected a few upcoming DC movies that were filmed before the change of leadership, but Batgirl is the only project that was filmed and scrapped entirely. The cast and crew have expressed their disappointment in this call, and composer Natalie Holt recently spoke to THR about her experience on the Leslie Grace-led superhero flick. In her words:
