The Batman’s Zoë Kravitz recalls rejection from Dark Knight Rises because she was “too urban”

The Batman's Zoë Kravitz recalls rejection from Dark Knight Rises because she was "too urban"

Batman Star Zoë Kravitz said that he was not invited to attend the audition for the dark knight to rise because he was suspected of being considered too “urban”.

From the African-American and Jewish descendants, the age of 33 is currently starring when Catwoman at Matt Reeves booted from Gotham City, but he has revealed that he was in line with joining a superhero film.

Given his rejection for a small role in the Christopher Nolan trilogy, he told the observer: “I did not know whether it came directly from Chris Nolan. I think it might be a casting director like that, or assistant director casting.

“Being a color woman and became an actor and was told at that time that I could not read because of my skin color, and urban words were thrown like that, that’s what was really difficult about that moment.”

Interestingly, we might never see Robert Pattinson in Batsuitan having Kravitz not yet used the project.

Last month, Bruce Wayne player revealed to the digital Spy: “Fortunately, I already know Zoë for about 10 or 11 years. So even on the screen test, I still think, ‘I can be fired anytime’. But just by knowing he won’t Judging me too hard because I find out the character is rather relieved. It helps. “

The Batman is out now in cinemas.