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The show must go on. DC Studios co-CEO and co-chairman Peter Safran addressed the production stoppage on The Batman: Part II in a new interview with IGN. Filming of The Batman: Part II had been underway in the UK until it was halted earlier this month so that director Matt Reeves could see to a "family matter. ""Production on The Batman Part II has been temporarily paused while Matt Reeves focuses on a family matter,” Warner Bros. stated at the time. “Matt has the full support of DC Studios and we look forward to continuing the journey soon.”Here’s my exact exchange with Safran from our chat this past Monday. IGN: I want to be very delicate about how I ask this. Is there any scenario where Batman: Part II doesn't start filming again? Peter Safran: No. Whether that means filming will resume at some point under Reeves’ direction or if a replacement will take over the directing reins remains to be seen.

Oliver Stark and a handful of his 9-1-1 costars were reportedly injured on set amid production on season 10 of the hit series. Stark, 35, and three other performers allegedly suffered various stunt-related injuries in recent months, according to Deadline. Per the report, Stark broke his ankle in August — an injury that required surgery. The actor returned to set upon his eventual recovery.

Sylvester Stallone is opening up about his battles with bulimia, as he says his role in the movie “Rambo” spurred an “obsession” with how he looked. “I started to think: Design your body like a jaguar, a cat. Not big like Arnold [Schwarzenegger], but more feral and aggressive and very limber and athletic,” the “Rocky” actor said in a sit-down with The New York Times’ “The Interview” podcast, released last weekend. “Then it became an obsession. Really bad. It got to the point where I became bulimic. You heard it here first,” he said. “I got down to 2.6% body fat when I was doing ‘Rocky III,’ and I couldn’t hold anything down.”“Or I didn’t want to keep it down because I became so obsessed with staying at that point of fitness, literally an obsessive body-worship kind of thing,” the actor added. “And nobody does it without additives and drugs, period. I don’t care what they say.” When asked if he’d taken steroids, Stallone said “Oh, my god, you have to.”“But you do it in a sensitive way — six weeks on, six weeks off. People go, ‘Oh, you don’t get that way naturally.’ No, you don’t. But that also took a terrible toll,” he explained.