Just days after news broke that DC Studios ordered a complete overhaul of Mike Flanagan's script for the Clayface movie, the studio has tapped writer Hossein Amini to rewrite Clayface. Amini is best known for writing the 2011 movie Drive and the recent Obi-Wan Kenobi series.
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<h2>James Gunn confirms R-rated body horror</h2>
DC Studios co-head James Gunn recently took to X to confirm that the Clayface movie is happening and that the movie will be an R-rated body horror.
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Happy anniversary to the legendary shapeshifter, Clayface! A master of deception, this Super-Villain can become anything or anyone &ndash; even the star of his own film, coming 2026&hellip; 👀 He made his debut in Detective Comics #40, written by Bill Finger, with pencils and ink by Bob&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/gGPkUuE94N">pic.twitter.com/gGPkUuE94N</a>
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According to a report by The Wrap, Amini will be working on the rewrite, which will be directed by James Watkins. The film will be a horror movie set in the DCU and focus on the Batman villain Clayface, with a more modest budget.
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<h2>Who is Clayface?</h2>
In the comics, Clayface is one of Batman&rsquo;s most notorious enemies, a shape-shifting villain whose body is composed of a clay-like substance. Originally a celebrated actor, Basil Karlo resorted to using an experimental serum to conceal a severe facial injury. However, his reliance on the serum led to a complete transformation, turning him into the monstrous Clayface.
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Meanhwile, the first movie in the DCU's lineup up Superman, will be hitting the big screen worldwide on July 11, 2025.
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Here you go: the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Superman?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Superman</a> trailer. Krypto, take us home. Watch the teaser trailer now and ❤ this post to get updates from <a href="https://twitter.com/Superman?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@superman</a> before it hits theaters this July. <a href="https://t.co/w77kiKef54">pic.twitter.com/w77kiKef54</a>
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After news broke that DC Studios ordered a complete overhaul of Mike Flanagan's script for the Clayface movie, Hossein Amini has been tapped for rewrites.

Just days after news broke that DC Studios ordered a complete overhaul of Mike Flanagan's script for the Clayface movie, the studio has tapped writer Hossein Amini to rewrite Clayface. Amini is best known for writing the 2011 movie Drive and the recent Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Also Read: The DCU hits its first snag as upcoming Clayface movie script ordered to get complete overhaul James Gunn confirms R-rated body horror DC Studios co-head James Gunn recently took to X to confirm that the Clayface movie is happening and that the movie will be an R-rated body horror. Happy anniversary to the legendary shapeshifter, Clayface! A master of deception, this Super-Villain can become anything or anyone – even the star of his own film, coming 2026… 👀 He made his debut in Detective Comics #40, written by Bill Finger, with pencils and ink by Bob… pic.twitter.com/gGPkUuE94N — James Gunn (@JamesGunn) May 3, 2025 According to a report by The Wrap, Amini will be working on the rewrite, which will be directed by James Watkins. The film will be a horror movie set in the DCU and focus on the Batman villain Clayface, with a more modest budget. Also Read: Who is Adam Strange? Will Poulter's rumoured role in the DCU Who is Clayface? In the comics, Clayface is one of Batman’s most notorious enemies, a shape-shifting villain whose body is composed of a clay-like substance. Originally a celebrated actor, Basil Karlo resorted to using an experimental serum to conceal a severe facial injury. However, his reliance on the serum led to a complete transformation, turning him into the monstrous Clayface. Also Read: Marvel's Kevin Feige has a 10 year plan for the X-Men Meanhwile, the first movie in the DCU's lineup up Superman, will be hitting the big screen worldwide on July 11, 2025. Here you go: the #Superman trailer. Krypto, take us home. Watch the teaser trailer now and ❤ this post to get updates from @superman before it hits theaters this July. pic.twitter.com/w77kiKef54 — James Gunn (@JamesGunn) December 19, 2024 Also Read: New BTS pics from DCU's Lanterns give us the first look at Green Lantern John Stewart in action

DCU hires Drive writer Hossein Amini to rewrite the Clayface movie

Horror director James Watkins has been officially confirmed as the director of the upcoming Clayface movie, set within the newly formed DC Cinematic Universe (DCU). According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film will be a horror-focused take on the iconic Batman villain.
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Watkins, known for his work on Eden Lake, The Woman in Black, and the recent Speak No Evil, brings extensive experience in the horror genre, making him an ideal choice for the project. The film is reportedly being developed on a $40 million budget and will serve as an origin story for Clayface.
<h2>Clayface&rsquo;s origins</h2>
In the comics, Clayface is one of Batman&rsquo;s most notorious enemies, a shape-shifting villain whose body is composed of a clay-like substance. Originally a celebrated actor, Basil Karlo resorted to using an experimental serum to conceal a severe facial injury. However, his reliance on the serum led to a complete transformation, turning him into the monstrous Clayface.
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<h2>A screenplay by Mike Flanagan</h2>
The screenplay was written by acclaimed horror director Mike Flanagan, who was originally set to direct but had to step away due to commitments to The Exorcist franchise and a TV adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower.
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<h2>The future of the DCU</h2>
The DCU&rsquo;s cinematic debut will begin with Superman, releasing this April. Among its upcoming projects, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow has already begun filming as of January. With Clayface now moving forward under Watkins&rsquo; direction, production is expected to ramp up soon.
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The director for the highly anticipated DCU Claface movie has been announced, ending weeks of speculation and setting the stage for the film's production.

Horror director James Watkins has been officially confirmed as the director of the upcoming Clayface movie, set within the newly formed DC Cinematic Universe (DCU). According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film will be a horror-focused take on the iconic Batman villain. Also Read: I really think it's very sad: Former James Bond actress on Amazon take over Watkins, known for his work on Eden Lake, The Woman in Black, and the recent Speak No Evil, brings extensive experience in the horror genre, making him an ideal choice for the project. The film is reportedly being developed on a $40 million budget and will serve as an origin story for Clayface. Clayface’s origins In the comics, Clayface is one of Batman’s most notorious enemies, a shape-shifting villain whose body is composed of a clay-like substance. Originally a celebrated actor, Basil Karlo resorted to using an experimental serum to conceal a severe facial injury. However, his reliance on the serum led to a complete transformation, turning him into the monstrous Clayface. Also Read: Iconic Soul singer Jerry ‘Ice Man’ Butler dies at 85 A screenplay by Mike Flanagan The screenplay was written by acclaimed horror director Mike Flanagan, who was originally set to direct but had to step away due to commitments to The Exorcist franchise and a TV adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower. Also Read: Ne Zha 2 dethrones Inside Out 2, becomes highest grossing animated movie of all time The future of the DCU The DCU’s cinematic debut will begin with Superman, releasing this April. Among its upcoming projects, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow has already begun filming as of January. With Clayface now moving forward under Watkins’ direction, production is expected to ramp up soon. Also Read: Tom Holland's Spider-Man 4 release date pushed back

DCU's Clayface finds its director: James Watkins to helm the horror movie

The upcoming Clayface movie in the DC Universe has yet to secure a director. Currently, James Watkins appears to be the frontrunner for the project. He is best known for his work in horror films such as Speak No Evil, Eden Lake, and The Woman in Black.
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<h2>James McAvoy not in the running</h2>
This has sparked speculation that actor James McAvoy is in the running to play Basil Karlo, the man who becomes Clayface. The rumours stem from the fact that Watkins and McAvoy recently worked together on the thriller Speak No Evil.
Fans were excited by the possibility, as McAvoy has delivered outstanding performances in villainous roles, particularly in M. Night Shyamalan&rsquo;s 2016 psychological thriller Split.
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However, according to MTTSH, a reliable source for inside scoops on major Hollywood projects, DC has not yet begun casting for the role. While this does not completely rule out McAvoy as a potential choice, fans will have to wait for official confirmation.
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<h2>What we know so far</h2>
The film will be a body-horror origin story of Batman&rsquo;s infamous villain, Clayface. It is expected to follow a similar tone to the recent critical and commercial hit The Substance. The movie has a reported budget of $40 million, with script written by filmmaker Mike Flanagan.
In the comics, Clayface is one of Batman&rsquo;s most infamous foes, a shape-shifter whose body is composed of a clay-like substance. Once a celebrated actor, Basil Karlo began using an experimental serum to hide a severe facial injury. However, his addiction to the serum eventually transformed his entire body, turning him into the monstrous Clayface.
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Entertainment | Hollywood: DCU's Clayface is still looking for a director. The movie is a body horror film set in the DC universe and will serve as a tragic origin story for the Batman villain.

The upcoming Clayface movie in the DC Universe has yet to secure a director. Currently, James Watkins appears to be the frontrunner for the project. He is best known for his work in horror films such as Speak No Evil, Eden Lake, and The Woman in Black. Also Read: Thandel box office: Naga Chaitanya's romantic thriller crosses 100 crores worldwide James McAvoy not in the running This has sparked speculation that actor James McAvoy is in the running to play Basil Karlo, the man who becomes Clayface. The rumours stem from the fact that Watkins and McAvoy recently worked together on the thriller Speak No Evil. Fans were excited by the possibility, as McAvoy has delivered outstanding performances in villainous roles, particularly in M. Night Shyamalan’s 2016 psychological thriller Split. Also Read: SNL50: Hollywood legend Jack Nicholson makes a surprise appearance at the anniversary special However, according to MTTSH, a reliable source for inside scoops on major Hollywood projects, DC has not yet begun casting for the role. While this does not completely rule out McAvoy as a potential choice, fans will have to wait for official confirmation. Also Read: Captain America: Brave New World shatters expectations, grosses over $190 million worldwide What we know so far The film will be a body-horror origin story of Batman’s infamous villain, Clayface. It is expected to follow a similar tone to the recent critical and commercial hit The Substance. The movie has a reported budget of $40 million, with script written by filmmaker Mike Flanagan. In the comics, Clayface is one of Batman’s most infamous foes, a shape-shifter whose body is composed of a clay-like substance. Once a celebrated actor, Basil Karlo began using an experimental serum to hide a severe facial injury. However, his addiction to the serum eventually transformed his entire body, turning him into the monstrous Clayface. Also Read: The action packed first teaser for Sivakarthikeyan's upcoming Madharasi is here

James McAvoy allegedly not in the running for DCU's Clayface

Several directors have been linked to the Clayface project in the DCU, and according to a new report by The Hollywood Reporter, James Watkins is emerging as a front-runner. Watkins is set to meet soon with DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran to discuss the project.
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James Watkins is best known for his work in horror films such as Speak No Evil, Eden Lake, and The Woman in Black. The Clayface script, written by Mike Flanagan, is described as a horror film in the vein of The Substance and will be set within the DCU with a budget of $40 million.
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<h2>Who Is Clayface?</h2>
In the comics, Clayface is one of Batman&rsquo;s most infamous villains, a shape-shifter whose body is composed of a clay-like substance. Clayface was once Basil Karlo, a celebrated actor who began using an experimental serum to conceal a severe facial injury. However, his addiction to the serum eventually transformed his entire body, turning him into the monstrous Clayface.
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A body-horror approach similar to The Substance could be a compelling origin story for the character. Meanwhile, the DCU is set to kick off with James Gunn&rsquo;s Superman movie this July.
<h2>Superman (2025) &ndash; The DCU&rsquo;s Launchpad</h2>
The film will serve as a foundation for the new DCU, leading to future films and TV spin-offs. One of the most anticipated projects is Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, starring House of the Dragon&rsquo;s Milly Alcock and directed by Craig Gillespie.
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Here you go: the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Superman?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Superman</a> trailer. Krypto, take us home. Watch the teaser trailer now and ❤ this post to get updates from <a href="https://twitter.com/Superman?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@superman</a> before it hits theaters this July. <a href="https://t.co/w77kiKef54">pic.twitter.com/w77kiKef54</a>
&mdash; James Gunn (@JamesGunn) <a href="https://twitter.com/JamesGunn/status/1869743248928870579?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 19, 2024</a></blockquote>

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Gunn has confirmed that Superman will not be an origin story but will focus on the hero&rsquo;s early years in Metropolis. The main cast includes David Corenswet as Superman, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor.
Superman is set to hit cinemas worldwide on July 11, 2025.
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A new report indicates that James Watkins could soon be collaborating with DC studios, possibly taking the lead on directing the anticipated Clayface movie.

Several directors have been linked to the Clayface project in the DCU, and according to a new report by The Hollywood Reporter, James Watkins is emerging as a front-runner. Watkins is set to meet soon with DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran to discuss the project. Also Read: Ed Sheeran pauses Gurugram concert as a fan faints in the crowd James Watkins is best known for his work in horror films such as Speak No Evil, Eden Lake, and The Woman in Black. The Clayface script, written by Mike Flanagan, is described as a horror film in the vein of The Substance and will be set within the DCU with a budget of $40 million. Also Read: 'Love isn’t defined by age': Sahil Khan, 48, defends 26-year-old age gap with wife Milena, 22 Who Is Clayface? In the comics, Clayface is one of Batman’s most infamous villains, a shape-shifter whose body is composed of a clay-like substance. Clayface was once Basil Karlo, a celebrated actor who began using an experimental serum to conceal a severe facial injury. However, his addiction to the serum eventually transformed his entire body, turning him into the monstrous Clayface. Also Read: Thandel Box Office: Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi starrer crosses 70 crores worldwide A body-horror approach similar to The Substance could be a compelling origin story for the character. Meanwhile, the DCU is set to kick off with James Gunn’s Superman movie this July. Superman (2025) – The DCU’s Launchpad The film will serve as a foundation for the new DCU, leading to future films and TV spin-offs. One of the most anticipated projects is Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, starring House of the Dragon’s Milly Alcock and directed by Craig Gillespie. Here you go: the #Superman trailer. Krypto, take us home. Watch the teaser trailer now and ❤ this post to get updates from @superman before it hits theaters this July. pic.twitter.com/w77kiKef54 — James Gunn (@JamesGunn) December 19, 2024 Gunn has confirmed that Superman will not be an origin story but will focus on the hero’s early years in Metropolis. The main cast includes David Corenswet as Superman, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. Superman is set to hit cinemas worldwide on July 11, 2025. Also Read: Alien: Romulus director Fede Álvarez shares update on sequel

Director search intensifies for DCU's Clayface movie

With Robert Pattinson-starrer 'The Batman' writer-director Matt Reeves did not just make a movie on the iconic DC superhero, he also kicked off a whole new cinematic universe involving Batman, supporting characters like James Gordon, and his rogues gallery of supervillains. For instance, there is a TV series on the character Oswald Cobblepot or Penguin is in development, with Colin Farrell set to return. Now, as per a report in The Hollywood Reporter, Matt Reeves may also be spearheading movies on several supervillains that inhabit the seedy streets of Gotham City and often come into conflict with the Caped Crusader. Many Bat-villains have horror potential, something Reeves excels in.&nbsp;

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As per THR, Reeves is in contact with writers and directors for movies on characters like Scarecrow, Clayface, and Professor Pyg. While Scarecrow is pretty well-known other two will be known only to diehard fans of Batman. The report said the projects are in the "very early" stages of development. This sounds like a cool idea, especially since Bat-villains, with the notable exception of Joker, have sadly gotten short-shrift treatment in live-action, and these characters have great potential if a decent scribe is in charge.

In many stories, these villainous characters end up outdoing even the hero of the story.

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'The Batman', released in March this year, was a significant success for Warner Bros. It brought in $770.8 million in worldwide box office returns. Zoë Kravitz, Paul Dano, Jeffrey Wright, John Turturro, Peter Sarsgaard, and Andy Serkis, were also in the film's cast.

Wion's review of 'The Batman' was positive. A section of the review read, "At almost three hours, 'The Batman' is a long movie. But the slow burn never bores you or anyone in the movie hall. Pattinson has started coming of age and DC Universe has definitely managed to not shoot itself in the foot."

Meanwhile, Farrell recently spoke to Collider and described his Penguin series with adjectives like "tasty" and "unusual". He said, "Shooting here in New York. I think if it goes ahead, I read the first episode, which is just so tasty and so unusual as the character was on the page and what Matt Reeves kind of envisioned when he was thinking of this iteration of the bang up of Oz. So yeah, it’ll be, I think six or eight hours. I’m supposed to read episode two and three within the next week." 
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With Robert Pattinson-starrer 'The Batman' writer-director Matt Reeves did not just make a movie on the iconic DC superhero, he also kicked off a whole new cinematic universe involving Batman, supporting characters like James Gordon, and his rogues gallery of supervillains.

With Robert Pattinson-starrer 'The Batman' writer-director Matt Reeves did not just make a movie on the iconic DC superhero, he also kicked off a whole new cinematic universe involving Batman, supporting characters like James Gordon, and his rogues gallery of supervillains. For instance, there is a TV series on the character Oswald Cobblepot or Penguin is in development, with Colin Farrell set to return. Now, as per a report in The Hollywood Reporter, Matt Reeves may also be spearheading movies on several supervillains that inhabit the seedy streets of Gotham City and often come into conflict with the Caped Crusader. Many Bat-villains have horror potential, something Reeves excels in. As per THR, Reeves is in contact with writers and directors for movies on characters like Scarecrow, Clayface, and Professor Pyg. While Scarecrow is pretty well-known other two will be known only to diehard fans of Batman. The report said the projects are in the "very early" stages of development. This sounds like a cool idea, especially since Bat-villains, with the notable exception of Joker, have sadly gotten short-shrift treatment in live-action, and these characters have great potential if a decent scribe is in charge. In many stories, these villainous characters end up outdoing even the hero of the story. Also Read: 'The Batman' review: Robert Pattinson becomes the Dark Knight with ease 'The Batman', released in March this year, was a significant success for Warner Bros. It brought in $770.8 million in worldwide box office returns. Zoë Kravitz, Paul Dano, Jeffrey Wright, John Turturro, Peter Sarsgaard, and Andy Serkis, were also in the film's cast. Wion's review of 'The Batman' was positive. A section of the review read, "At almost three hours, 'The Batman' is a long movie. But the slow burn never bores you or anyone in the movie hall. Pattinson has started coming of age and DC Universe has definitely managed to not shoot itself in the foot." Meanwhile, Farrell recently spoke to Collider and described his Penguin series with adjectives like "tasty" and "unusual". He said, "Shooting here in New York. I think if it goes ahead, I read the first episode, which is just so tasty and so unusual as the character was on the page and what Matt Reeves kind of envisioned when he was thinking of this iteration of the bang up of Oz. So yeah, it’ll be, I think six or eight hours. I’m supposed to read episode two and three within the next week."

'The Batman' director Matt Reeves developing spinoff films on Bat-villains like Scarecrow and Professor Pyg

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