Marion has been the star of the Pittsburgh shoot so far. I remember how people in this thread claimed her role would be small.

Yeah. This movie doesn't need Catwoman. I'm starting to think Warner Bros forced Christopher Nolan to throw her in.

IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:Balefan rises.

It almost seems like it should after The Avengers and Dark Knight Rises. It's hard to imagine getting excited for something like Black Panther or Ant Man after huge events like those.

Personally, I am a bit tired of the genre already. I didn't even see Green Lantern, Thor, or Captain America.

cooldued wrote:kinda disappointed we still have seen anything of anne yet.

I agree!

I don't need to see her as Catwoman or anything. I just want to see how thin she is. How black her hair is. How long her hair is. That sort of stuff.

I think she looks great for someone that just had a baby. Thank god Nolan cast her!

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No, Marion wasn´t among those actresses tested for the role of Catwoman. You said 6 actresses? Here we go... Anne Hathaway Keira Knightley Jessica Biel Blake Lively Natalie Portman Tanit Phoenix As far as I know,these actresses were tested for the role of Selina/Catwoman. I remember Collider broke ...

She'll have the baby before the movie is done shooting, enough time for her to do scenes. I would argue that it's still not ideal. There are thousands of actresses out there. Why didn't Nolan go with one without baggage? (BECAUSE THE ROLE IS PIVOTAL. Because he can only imagine Marion Cotillard per...

Jeremy Renner. Anyone mention him yet?

I'm not sure what to make of this Miranda Tate character. I expect the role to be pretty significant though. Marion is still pregnant. Nolan is aware of this... it seems like he could have easily shrugged his shoulders and moved on. Given the role to someone else. But it seems like he was determined...

Cillian Murphy's epiphany scene was brilliant. It was just an incredibly sincere moment. I bought his reaction completely. I liked JGL fine in his role, but he wasn't even close to being that good from a performance standpoint.