Warner Bros. would be ready to leave Affleck & Cavill

Fans of Warner Bros., the so-called extended universe of DC, may have to prepare. In its infancy, the shared cinematic universe of superheroes was built around Superman by Henry Cavill, who made his debut in 2013 in Steel manand Batman of Ben Affleck, who clashed with Krypton's last son in 2016 Batman v. Superman: The Dawn of Justice. However, now that the first stage of the studio has been crossed with the objectives of 2017 Justice Leaguenow it seems to be cleaning the house to start from scratch.

After weeks or even months of conflicting reports, it now seems like Warner Bros. be ready to move on from the two players who helped launch the DCEU.

Yesterday, a Variety report was published confirming that the production of the long gestation Flash The film starring Ezra Miller was postponed until the end of 2019. But that was not the only important news in the report.

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In fact, this Variety report confirmed that Warner Bros. is actually done with Affleck and Cavill. "The studio does not advance with the Batman and Superman movies starring Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill respectively," reads the article. "We expect the Dark Knight to be re-cast with another actor."

Last month, it was announced that Henry Cavill would have left the DCEU, but this has never been confirmed by any of the parties. However, it now seems that we will simply not see the actor slip back into the red Superman cloak.

Although another Superman movie has never been announced by Warner Bros., writer / director Matt Reeves has long worked on a Batman solo film. It has recently been reported that the actor was still actively interested in the role of Batman, but no one could guess if Affleck would play the lead role in Reeves' film until now. According to rumors that the Batman film would feature a young Bruce Wayne and this new report, it is very likely that another actor will join the DCEU to don his cape and cap.

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Matt Reeves' Batman The solo film still does not have a production start date, official casting date or official release date. The film should arrive at the earliest in 2020. The next record of the DCEU is that of James Wan Aquaman, due out December 21, by David F. Sandberg Shazam!, which will be released on April 5, 2019 and Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman 1984, which falls on November 1, 2019.