When Does Justice League Movie Start Shooting?

Anticipation for Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice continues to grow, but fans also have an eye on the horizon for the Justice League movie in 2017. A possible timeframe for the movie's filming has now been revealed.

A Deadline report implies Zack Snyder could start shooting the movie in 2016. The site reports Ben Affleck, who will play Bruce Wayne/Batman in Dawn of Justice and Justice League, "is clearing space to shoot Strangers between directing and starring in the Dennis Lehane novel adaptation Live By Night in the spring, and starring in Justice League in 2016."

Strangers is an upcoming film involving Affleck and David Fincher, who teamed together on Gone Girl. Strangers will be a remake of the Alfred Hitchcock classic Strangers on a Train.

Henry Cavill appeared at a BAFTA party in Los Angeles over the weekend, and Variety reporter Ramin Setoodeh caught up with the British actor to ask a few questions.

Setoodeh posted the information to his Twitter feed. First, Cavill debunked the recent rumors that Batman v. Superman would be split into two parts. He also called Affleck a "great" Batman and debunked the rumors that he was injured in a fight scene with Affleck. "Are you kidding? I'm the Man of Steel," he said. Finally, Cavill simply said "You'll see" when asked if Batman v. Superman would be better than The Avengers.

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