Michael Keaton doesn't care about the life or death of Batgirl: My money is in my account anyway

Earlier, in order to save costs, Warner Bros. ruthlessly killed the "Batgirl" movie that had already been filmed and produced at a cost of $100 million. This caused great controversy at the time, but it was eventually completely shelved.

Recently, Michael Keaton, who played the old version of "Batman" and participated in "Batgirl", was interviewed by the media. When asked about his opinion on the cancellation of the film, he said: "I don't care whether it is released or not. This is a big movie and very interesting. Of course, my check is better. It is a big, interesting and beautiful check."

However, Michael Keaton felt sorry for the two directors Adil El Arbi and Bilal Fallah. He said: "I like them, they are good people. I hope they succeed, I think they must be very sad. As for me? I'm fine, it doesn't matter."