This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available.Ben Affleck gets candid about what was the most challenging aspect of playing Batman in the DCEU.
In a new interview with GQ, where Affleck looked back at his past films, the former DCEU star was asked if the Batsuit he wore in The Flash movie was his favorite one. However, it instead led to Affleck confessing that he hated wearing the Batsuits in general, as he gave the following explanation:
I hated the batsuits. The batsuits are horrendous to wear. They’re incredibly hot, for one thing. They don’t breathe. They’re made to look the way they want ‘em to look, and there’s no thought put into the human being. You just start sweating” from the moment that you put on the outfit. Now I’m already — I sweat, you know what I mean? I get hot. And so in that thing, you would just be pouring water because it’s got the cowl over it. Like, there’s one thing to wear the suit, but once you cover your head, I guess that’s where all your heat kind of escapes and you feel it.
Even the most highly-trained, much more fit stunt guys, the parkour guys, the action guys, they could do that for about like 45, 50 minutes and then they’re like gonna get heat stroke. So you had to come out of it. And that was really the thing was that it just made it difficult to make the movie because it was so hot. And it also does not make you feel very heroic because you’re instantly exhausted and really sweaty and kinda trying to hide like, the sweat pouring down your face. Like, ‘No, we can go again, I’m fine, I’m good,’ And then there’ll be like — eye black is like, running.
Source: GQ
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