Margot Robbie to Produce and Star in ‘Gotham City Sirens’

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Harley Quinn is returning to the big screen in Gotham City Sirens, a movie which is presently being developed by Warner Bros. The film is based on the DC Comics comic book series of the same name written by Paul Dini. The first issue of the comic series was reportedly released in June 2009.

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Harley Quinn | Batman: Arkham City

Margot Robbie will reprise her Harley Quinn role in Gotham City Sirens and she will be an executive producer of the movie. Suicide Squad director David Ayer will direct the film which also features popular female DC villains: Catwoman and Poison Ivy, while, Geneva Dworet – Robertson (Sherlock Holmes 3) will write the screenplay.

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Harley Quinn | Batman: Arkham City

Warner Bros is also planning a Suicide Squad sequel, as well as, a Deadshot stand-alone film. It was announced earlier this month that Gotham City Sirens will form a part of the DC Extended Universe. However, the release date for the movie has not been announced.

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‘Suicide Squad’ Could Be Successful Despite Negative Reviews

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The anti-superhero movie hits movie theatres on August 5, 2016. Written & directed by David Ayer and based on the DC Comics anti-hero team Suicide Squad, Suicide Squad stars Will Smith, Viola Davis, Margot Robbie, James Leto, Adewale Akinnuoye Agbaje,  Cara Delevingne,  Joel Kinnaman among others.

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‘Suicide Squad’ cast | via Viola Davis (Facebook)

It is projected to gross over $100 million in its debut weekend and eventually one of the highest grossing films of 2016 despite negative reviews. However, some box office analysts like Forbes‘ Scott Mendelson believe that the movie does not have to earn big worldwide to be considered a success. In Mendelson’s opinion Suicide Squad “which isn’t exactly cheap (at least $175m), could gross less than Batman v Superman and still be considered a ‘bigger’ success.”

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