Michael Keaton Unfazed by 'Batgirl' Cancellation, Focuses on Paycheck

The actor expressed indifference towards the scrapped film, highlighting the financial compensation and his support for the directors.

Michael Keaton stated he didn't care about the 'Batgirl' cancellation as he still received payment.
The actor emphasized his empathy for directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, who were deeply affected by the decision.
Keaton noted his longstanding respect for Tim Burton, crediting him with significant influence on the superhero genre.
'Batgirl' was shelved by Warner Bros. for cost-cutting and strategic reasons, despite being nearly complete.
Keaton's comments reflect a broader trend of actors candidly discussing the financial motivations behind their roles.