
Clayface's Dark Transformation in New DC Movie
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Tom Rhys Harries Clayface in DCs new movie trailer is a body horror masterpiece, with fans clamoring for an R rating. The character, a down-on-his-luck actor turned shape-shifting monster, has a rich comic history and is set to make a major impact in James Watkins darker take on the DC Universe.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Clayface's Dark Transformation in New DC Movie. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 23rd. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered stories from the spotlight. Tom Rees Harrys is making ways as Clayface in the new DC movie trailer. He plays Matt Hagen, a down on his luck actor who gets stabbed and disfigured, then tries an experimental fix that turns him into a shapeshifting, Moster made of clay. The footage dives deep into body horror, showing his face melting away in a hospital bed, and him reshaping his hand into a giant weapon. It's all about that slow, creepy change from man to monster, with him even wiping off his features in a bathtub. Fans are losing it online, calling the visuals intense and fresh, way better than some past DC flicks. A ton are begging for an R rating, and saying they'll skip more trailers to keep his surprises intact. Clayface goes back to 1940 in DC Comics, starting as a failed actor gone bad, later getting those wild powers. He's popped up in cartoons and games with voices like Ron Proman, but this is his first
big live-action shot. Directed by James Watkins, and James Gunn's DC Universe, this darker take has everyone hooked early, setting up what could be a game changer for the franchise.
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