With Clayface joining the new DCU, James Gunn is tackling the latest casting rumors. On Thursday, the DC Studios boss took to Threads to shoot down reports that Daniel Radcliffe would take the lead as the titular supervillain in the upcoming Mike Flanagan-written,

Daniel Radcliffe just can't escape the superhero movie rumor mill. DC Studios boss James Gunn debunked rumors that the Harry Potter alum is in consideration to play Clayface in the upcoming DC movie of the same name.

The upcoming DCU movie featuring Clayface has been making headlines lately, and now, James Gunn has put an end to casting rumours.

James Gunn debunked a Clayface movie casting rumor, but another possible contender for the role of the Batman villain has allegedly emerged.

Of course, there's no guarantee that Radcliffe will even really be in the running to play Clayface in the DCU. Fans of the Wizarding World probably shouldn't hold their breath, especially after Gunn's response on Threads. Still, it's hard to deny he'd be great in the role, especially if the movie ends up following Basil Karlo.

James Gunn has shut down casting rumors yet again after it emerged that Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe was being considered to play Batman villain Clayface. In fact, the DC Studios head has confirmed they haven't even begun casting the movie yet.

James Gunn took to social media to shoot down a wild rumor that Daniel Radcliffe is officially joining the DCU as a famed Batman villain.

James Gunn is once again clearing the air on DC casting rumors. It was recently reported that Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe was being considered for the role of Clayface in the upcoming DCU film.

“Superman” filmmaker and DC Studios co-chief James Gunn sat down with reporters last week to offer status updates on all things DC alongside his co-chief Peter Safran, and one golden rule emerged: They’re not rushing into anything.

DC Bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran talk about California Tax credits, shooting 'Lanterns' in Hollywood, whether it's even possible for 'Clayface'.

Despite staying away from major franchises, rumors of Radcliffe joining the superhero genre have persisted. In the past, fans speculated about him playing Wolverine in Deadpool & Wolverine, which ultimately did not materialize.