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Justice League Actor Reveals a Deleted Fight With Darkseid

There’s nothing more famous about DC than Snyder Cut. It has been a really hot-topic since the incoming of Justice League in theaters. We all are aware of the fact that there are a lot of hidden truths about the story of this movie and that a major part of it was changed by Joss Wheadon. And so, everyone is still waiting for the Snyder Cut to hit the big screens. Recently, a Justice League actor revealed that they shot a fight scene with Darkseid.

Justice League Darkseid

Yes, a fight sequence having Ares and other gods against Darkseid. It has been revealed by Nick McKinless, who portrayed the character of Ares in Justice League physically and the face of David Thewlis was superimposed on his face. In that story sequence of Steppenwolf, we saw Ares fighting with many other gods against the evil Steppenwolf. Someone on Reddit revealed that the actor filmed a fight sequence with Darkseid and he simply confirmed the report. Here’s proof:

Justice League Darkseid

“I played Ares in Justice League (not the previous actor). I was NOT credited for my work. We shot a whole fight sequence with Darkseid. I trained for 4 months to get in that shape. Zack was amazing to work with.”

We have also seen a lot of posts from McKinless in the costume of Ares. And if you haven’t seen those yet, then all the posts are down below. Have a look.

Justice League Darkseid

Justice League Darkseid

Justice League Darkseid

Now we do know that there was a fight sequence between Darkseid and Ares in the Justice League. And, for sure it has been shifted to the Snyder Cut. Well, now the revelation has boosted our interest even more in the Zack Snyder’s Justice League and we hope Warner Bros. listens to our earnest requests soon and give us Snyder Cut. For now, enjoy Shazam! which is running in theaters right now.

Rishabh Naudiyal

"Writing is one of my strengths and all I can say is that I observe things and try my best in order to convert them into words without the pressure of satisfying people's demands."
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