The HBO Max movie is being directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah. Loki composer Natalie Holt recently announced that she's signed on to work on the movie's score, while Christina Hodson, who wrote Bumblebee and also worked on Birds of Prey and The Flash, penned the most recent draft of the script. It's also been confirmed that Michael Keaton's Batman will appear. The woman we see in Birds of Prey is one that feels lived in, and whose story we want to follow and see interact with the larger DC Universe. Simmons as Jim Gordon, and Jacob Scipio and Brendan Fraser in undisclosed roles (the latter is believed to be playing the villainous Firefly). best of jurnee smollett January 10, 2022īatgirl will also star J.K. ? a second #BlackCanary graffiti/art piece spotted on the set of #Batgirl /sPJKiqlRLK So they put a hit out on him and tried to kill him-the problem is they didnt know WHICH lounge singer. To play with the era and the feel, you could always use the IIRC lesser used 'stool pigeon' nick 'he sang like a canary' as in gave up mobsters to the police. This doesn't mean Dinah Lance will definitely appear, of course, as the graffiti could simply turn out to be an Easter Egg teasing Misha Green's planned HBO Max Black Canary series. So you have a man in tails with a black bird mask, whose a crooner who stops crime. This version of Black Canary is masked, and seems to be sporting a very different hairstyle to the one Smollett rocked in Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of one Harley Quinn). Twitter user Best of Jurnee Smollett shared the snaps, which reveal the hero's name/logo along with a blurry glimpse of some artwork featuring the character. Now, some graffiti has been spotted, which may confirm a recent rumor that Black Canary will also appear. We got a first look at star Leslie Grace as Barbara Gordon earlier today, and that was followed by a mural of Batman and Robin. The HBO Max Batgirl movie has been filming in Glasgow, Scotland for a couple of months at this stage, but photos from the set are only just starting to surface.