Ben Affleck says he was excited when director Zack Snyder told him about his vision for the movie.
Highlights
- Superstar Ben Affleck has revealed that he was initially reluctant to take on the role of Batman in Batman vs Superman.
- Affleck, who will be taking over the role of Bruce Wayne in the sequel to Man Of Steel, said that he was excited when director Zack Snyder told him about his vision for the movie, reported Female First.
- "Initially, I was reluctant as I felt I didn't fit the traditional mould but once Zack showed me the concept, and that it would be both different from the great movies that Chris (Nolan) and Christian (Bale) made but still in keeping with tradition, I was excited.
- "Doing something different and new is always tricky and part of the thrill and the risk is that initially it confounds expectations. The truth is, it's the movie and the execution of it (that) all the actors depend on and I believe in Zack's vision," he said.
- Affleck, 41, will team up with Henry Cavill for the first time. The movie will see Cavill reprise the role of Superman.
Superstar Ben Affleck has revealed that he was initially reluctant to take on the role of Batman in
Batman vs Superman.
Affleck, who will be taking over the role of Bruce Wayne in the sequel to
Man Of Steel, said that he was excited when director Zack Snyder told him about his vision for the movie, reported Female First.
"Initially, I was reluctant as I felt I didn't fit the traditional mould but once Zack showed me the concept, and that it would be both different from the great movies that Chris (Nolan) and Christian (Bale) made but still in keeping with tradition, I was excited.
"Doing something different and new is always tricky and part of the thrill and the risk is that initially it confounds expectations. The truth is, it's the movie and the execution of it (that) all the actors depend on and I believe in Zack's vision," he said.
Affleck, 41, will team up with Henry Cavill for the first time. The movie will see Cavill reprise the role of Superman.