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Who could follow in the footsteps of the Man of Steel actor?

The cast of David Fincher's Facebook drama has been busy since the film's 2010 release.

Over a decade ago, the Call Me By Your Name star signed on to play the Dark Knight.

Kenneth Branagh is assembling quite the cast for the Murder on the Orient Express sequel.

You think Robert Pattinson is an odd choice to play Batman? How about about Bill Murray? Read about many of the Batman actors that could have been here

Call me by Bruce's name.

The filming of Hotel Mumbai was always exhausting, but for Armie Hammer in particular, there was a stretch of days that were the most painful of them all.

Rumors about Armie Hammer's potential involvement recently gained some momentum, but it looks like there wasn't any truth to them.

As weird as it may seem, Ruth Bader Ginsberg had a big year on the silver screen in 2018. The Supreme Court justice was the center of two notable titles, albeit in two different mediums.

Armie Hammer, Dev Patel and Jason Isaacs star in the film about the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks.

Mere minutes before he appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Armie Hammer shaved off his locks. And he posted the evidence on his social media accounts.

Following critical comments about how fans chose to mourn the death of the late Marvel figurehead Stan Lee, Armie Hammer issued an apology on Twitter.

Armie Hammer criticized people who posted photos of themselves with Stan Lee in their tributes to the late Marvel mastermind, And Jeffrey Dean Morgan didn't like it.

Disney is one of the best when it comes to making film franchises, but even they make a misstep now and again.

Murder on the Orient Express was a solid hit last year, and that has greenlit a sequel that is building an equally star-studded cast.

The DC Extended Universe now finds itself in a position that every franchise dreads.

Call Me By Your Name was the sort of movie that had a profound impact on a lot of people as it focused on a love story that isn't often told in Hollywood films. However, it's causing people to make odd requests of Armie Hammer.

The actor who was almost Batman took a souvenir with him when George Miller's Justice League: Mortal went belly up.

Had Justice League: Mortal moved forward, this is the kind of Batman we would have seen Armie Hammer portray on the big screen.

After a few years of trying out bigger budget movies, Armie Hammer is back as the star of an indie flick that has been receiving quite a bit of notice over the past few months.