George Clooney Says There’s ‘Not Enough Drugs In The World’ To Make Him Suit Up As Batman Again
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You can forget about the Oscar winner ever wearing those bat nipples again.
It looks like there won’t be any more rubber nipples in George Clooney’s future.
Nearly 30 years after donning the famous Batsuit embellished with nipples in 1997’s “Batman & Robin” and just months after his cameo in this year’s “The Flash,” the Oscar winner gave a hilarious reply when asked what it would take for him to play the caped crusader again.
“I don’t think there’s enough drugs in the world for me to go back there,” Clooney jokingly told Entertainment Tonight last week in regards to suiting up as the dark hero again.
As for how Warner Bros. convinced him to make a brief appearance in “The Flash” alongside Ezra Miller, the actor explained that his return stirred a ruckus.
“There was such a clamor for me to come back as [Batman],” Clooney said.
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