Instead, Universal Pictures will finance and distribute the film.Īccording to The Hollywood Reporter, the movie will be a 'smaller-scale feature' for Nolan. in almost two decades, marking the end of the director and studio's longtime partnership. More notably, this will be the first film Nolan has made without Warner Bros. Nolan will produce the film alongside his wife and longtime co-producer Emma Thomas.

and we could go on, but truly, just know that this cast is stacked. The extraordinarily star-studded cast will also include Matt Damon, Robert Downey Jr., Florence Pugh, Rami Malek, Gary Oldman, Dane DeHaan, Josh Hartnett, Kenneth Branagh, David Dastmalchian, Jason Clarke, James D’Arcy. Emily Blunt has been announced as the film's female lead. And they won’t understand it until they’ve used it.' Cillian Murphy and Emily Blunt star in the film.Ĭillian Murphy, who's played supporting roles in a number of Nolan projects dating all the way back to 2005's Batman Begins, will star as Oppenheimer. 'They won’t fear it until they understand it. 'We imagine a future, and our imaginings horrify us,' Murphy’s Oppenheimer says in a voiceover. Still, Schwarzenegger manages to bring a little feeling to the character, enough that he doesn't become a complete cartoon (the less said about the film's portrayal of Bane, however, the better).In December, the first full-length trailer dropped (watch above). While the Freeze character had a great deal of pathos in other Bat-media (most famously the 1992-1995 animated series), 'Batman & Robin's' Freeze is often too busy making puns to wallow in any tragic backstory. in the character's dialogue, combined with his insanely flashy, garish costume and snowy body makeup, Freeze alone becomes a poster child for 'Batman & Robin's' issues with excess. Thanks to including every single possible pun for cold/ice/chill/etc. The actor delivers every line with so much relish, it's a wonder that every ticket to the film didn't come with a free hot dog. Freeze's dialogue is quite nearly all puns, and Schwarzenegger - ever the consummate pro - refuses to throw any of them away. Clearly, such a requirement could've only led to the actor eventually going too far with the quips, and Victor Fries marks that occasion. After that film, virtually every character Schwarzenegger played had to have a similarly over-the-top sense of humor.

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