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Actress Gal Gadot will reportedly not reprise her role in any sequel of Wonder Woman unless executive producer Brett Ratner is removed from the franchise following a string of sexual harassment allegations, a Hollywood source told Page Six.

Playboy Enterprises quickly distanced itself from Ratner as his attorney denied the allegations and late Wednesday Warner Bros. severed ties with the director, whose expired first-look deal with the studio will not be renewed.

Brett Ratner, a name director and the powerful co-founder and CEO of RatPac Entertainment — one of the companies behind the already-embattled Justice League — stands accused by six women of allegations that range from sexual harassment to flat-out assault. Through his attorney, Ratner denies every allegation.

A former producer The Bachelor and The Bachelorette is suing the Warner Bros. company, claiming she was sexually harassed on the set of the popular reality television show.

Director Clint Eastwood has reportedly cast Anthony Sadler, Aleksander Skarlatos, and Spencer Stone to play the movie versions of themselves in his next feature, ‘The 15:17 to Paris.’

Warner Bros. superhero tentpole Wonder Woman held on to the top spot at the box office while Universal’s Tom Cruise-starring The Mummy reboot failed to unwrap big gains domestically as Hollywood’s bleak summer continued this weekend.

Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.’s DC Comics blockbuster Wonder Woman is riding a wave of critical acclaim and audience fanfare to a summer movie season-saving $100 million domestic opening weekend haul — a historic feat for a female-directed feature film.

Hollywood may experience one of the worst slumps at the box office in the last decade this summer as Americans grow tired of the seemingly endless number of sequels and big-budget tentpoles churned out by the film industry.

According to the claim, the film has generated $125 million in gross profits since its release, which Stallone alleges has not been compensated for.

Child-terrorizing demon clown Pennywise is back with a vengeance in the first trailer for Warner Bros’ upcoming big-screen adaptation of Stephen King’s horror classic It, released Wednesday.

Warner Bros. unveiled the first full trailer for its DC superhero blockbuster Justice League on Saturday, and the clip features the first look at the whole gang together in action: Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg (Superman is notably absent, but actor Henry Cavill will reportedly appear in the movie).

Warner Bros. is expected to take a $75 million bath on Ben Affleck’s pricey gangster drama Live By Night, according to a report.

Kid Rock has released a line of pro-Donald Trump merchandise that has sent some offended social media users into a frenzy.

The Israeli actress Gal Gadot, who plays Wonder Woman on the big screen, announced Sunday that she and her husband are expecting their second child.

Warner Bros. is “close” to securing deals with Anne Hathaway, Rihanna and other stars for its upcoming Ocean’s Eight, a female-led reboot of the casino heist caper Ocean’s Eleven.

Warner Bros. and DC Comics’ highly-anticipated super-villain blockbuster Suicide Squad finally hits theaters this weekend — but ugly early reviews could threaten the film’s long-term box office prospects, just as Hollywood desperately needs a boost after a brutal, flop-filled summer.

YouTube star PewDiePie blasted gaming news outlets for focusing on him and denied claims that he was involved in any wrongdoing after it emerged that Warner Bros. paid a number of YouTubers for promoted videos of their game Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor without instructing them to disclose they were paid for those videos.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Trade Commission says Warner Bros. has agreed to settle charges that it deceived consumers by not properly disclosing that it paid those with big followings on YouTube and social media to promote a video game.

Warner Bros. has released the latest trailer for its Tarzan remake The Legend of Tarzan.

In a final bow to overwhelming consumer pressure, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced on October 31st that they would be offering full refunds of Batman: Arkham Knight, “regardless of how long you have played the product.” The Arkham Knight drama

Listen Batman, we need to talk. On June 23rd, I was as excited as anyone. Gotham City was looking pretty bad, and I was certain that you’d be the one to take care of things. Unfortunately, things didn’t go as

On October 28th, Batman: Arkham Knight’s troubled PC port will reemerge from the shadows. Originally released in June, Rocksteady has spent more four months attempting to make the game — ported by third-party developer Iron Galaxy — playable.

LeBron James is nearly as comfortable on the silver screen as he is on the basketball court, as evidenced by his scene-stealing turn as himself in this month’s Judd Apatow movie Trainwreck.

Ben Affleck is set to bring the biggest corruption scandal in professional sports history to the big screen.

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced that multiplayer online battle arena game Infinite Crisis will close on August 14, less than six months after it launched on March 26, 2015.

The heroic story of U.S. Airways pilot Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger will be brought to life on screen through a film directed by Clint Eastwood, Warner Bros. Pictures announced Tuesday.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson out-muscled the competition at domestic movie theaters as the earthquake epic “San Andreas” hauled in an estimated $53.2 million over the weekend. It was Johnson’s biggest debut for a non-sequel as the top-billed actor, according to box office tracker Rentrak.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) targeted Harry Potter attraction at Warner Bros. Studios in England this week for alleged mistreatment of the exhibit’s owls.