Leslie Grace plays 'Bat Girl'
Singer and actress Leslie Grace plays Barbara Gordon in the superhero movie Batgirl.
The website Mail Online stated that the choice of Leslie (26 years) came after a trade-off between a number of actresses, including Zoe Dasht, Haley Lorchardson and Isabella Merced.
The film was scheduled to be produced in 2017, but was initially delayed due to production considerations before COVID-19 delayed it again for two years.
Although Warner Bros. or DC Films did not provide any comment about the film, the script will focus on Gordon, who is James' daughter.
The police commissioner of the legendary Gotham City.
For her part, Grace tweeted on Twitter that she is very excited to play the role, I can't believe what I heard or write now.. Fate is laughing at me..
In a related context, Adel El-Araby and Bilal Falah, two Belgian directors of Moroccan origin known for their work in films such as Bad Boys for Life, are leading the work in the film.
The screenplay will be written by Christina Hudson, who previously wrote the screenplay for Birds Of Prey.
Scottish actress Karen Gillian had previously expressed her desire to participate in and direct the film.
It is noteworthy that Alicia Silverstone previously portrayed "Batgirl" in the 1997 movie Batman & Robin.
Born in the Bronx, Grace began singing and dancing at a very young age.
Grace became famous with the song "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow", which was released on the market in 2012, and topped the song lists.
The black singer released two albums, The Passion in 2009 and Leslie Grace in 2013, before turning to acting beside singing, where she practiced acting for the first time in the movie In the Heights, which was shown in 2019 and grossed more than 40 million dollars, and critics praised Grace's acting performance.
