Armie Hammer is set to play a crime-fighting vigilante who's, uh, not Batman in a new movie titled 'The Dark Knight.' It's his first lead role since his career became engulfed in scandal in 2021.

The film is about a crime-fighting vigilante who infuriates local police, but executive producer Michael Roesch says it's "very different from Chris Nolan's movie."

Armie Hammer's comeback is picking up steam after nabbing the starring role in Uwe Boll's latest film, "The Dark Knight." Hammer is set to play the crime-fighting titular character in the vigilante thriller,

Armie Hammer is set to play the lead role in Uwe Boll’s upcoming thriller The Dark Knight. Despite sharing a title, the movie is unrelated to Christopher Nolan’s 2008 Batman film that starred Christian Bale and Heath Ledger.

This month marks four years since Armie Hammer was first publicly connected with sexual assault allegations that started with leaked texts that appeared to have the actor claiming he was a cannibal. Since then,

The Social Network star Armie Hammer has officially signed on for the leading role in director Uwe Boll‘s upcoming vigilante thriller titled The Dark Knight. This serves as Hammer’s lead acting comeback after over three years since going on a hiatus from Hollywood.

The actor, who was previously accused of having cannibalistic tendencies, appeared on a podcast last week to talk about the misconduct allegations

What happens when you cross the worst filmmaker of all-time with a disgraced actor in a knock-off Batman movie?