Brendan Fraser shared some more insight into the Batgirl test screening process, as well as his thoughts on 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:its subsequent cancelation. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Whale star, who played Firefly in the HBO Max movie, argued that the movie w🔯asn’t given a fair showin𓆏g.

Speaking on , Fraser revealed he hasn’t seen the movie but has friends and coworkers who had. "They all say really good things about it," he explained. "But the thing about it was it was screened in a garden-variety test screening. It was a director's cut, a first cut, it wasn't finished. I mean, I don't 🐠know about you, but I don't eat half-baked cake. I don't want to see something that's not ready yet. The sad thing is that I don't know if it was judged on merit. It wasn't shown in the best light that it could have been. I mean, yes, once you give a film to the people and the worl😼d, it's open season to criticize or praise it or whatever you want. But this didn't even really get a fair shake."

Fraser went on to call the decision "disappointing", adding that he’s sad the world won’t get to see Leslie Grace’s performance in the lead role. "Little girls are gonna have to wait longer now before they can see a Batgirl who they can identify that says 'hey she looks just like🌟 me too' in Leslie Grace and she was won🐽derful," he added. "Oh gosh, she was good, really terrific. She's a firecracker. Like dynamite comes in small packages for a reason. She's a dynamo."

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