That JUSTICE LEAGUE: MORTAL Doc Has One Thing Standing In Its Way
Director Ryan Unicomb has been working on his Justice League: Mortal documentary since the beginning on the year, but if the movie ever hopes to see the light of day there's one pretty significant hurdle that still has to be overcome: Warner Bros.! Click on for more...
Back in May we heard about Ryan Unicomb and producers Aaron Cater and Steven Caldwell's plans to get a documentary focusing on George Miler's defunct Justice League movie off the ground. Like the recent The Death of Superman Lives doc, it would take a behind-the-scenes look at the production and ultimately what led to it being shut down.
The project already has producers, writers, and private investors on board, and recently Unicomb was able to secure the services of Indiegogo to help with a crowd funding campaign - but they still need the go ahead from Warner Bros.
Though preliminary research has already begun (the doc's Twitter account has even shared some concept art), unless they get the studio's permission to use the various costume designs, BTS stills and shots of the cast - which included the likes of Armie Hammer as Batman, Megan Gale as Wonder Woman, D.J. Cotrona as Superman, and Adam Brody as the Flash - then there will be no documentary.
Still, if they signed off on the Superman Lives flick there's no reason that they wouldn't do the same for this - unless of course there's more bad blood there than we've been led to believe!
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