Unrealized Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman Movie Revealed

Creative differences between director and screenwriter led to the cancellation of the project, resulting in the poorly received Halle Berry's Catwoman movie.

Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman almost had a standalone movie, but due to creative differences between the director and the screenwriter, the film was left in the development stage.
Director Tim Burton wanted to make an $18 million black and white movie, like the original 'Cat People,' of Selina (Catwoman) living in a small town.
Screenwriter Daniel Waters had a different approach, wanting to make a 'Batman' movie where the metaphor was about 'Batman,' and had Catwoman move to a Los Angeles version of Gotham City, run by three problematic superheroes.
Instead of the Pfeiffer's Catwoman movie, fans were served with the 2004 box-office disaster that was Halle Berry's 'Catwoman', which was poorly received by critics and audiences alike.
Despite the failure of Berry's Catwoman, no other filmmaker has taken the initiative for another Catwoman movie.