Heidi Klum‘s Halloween costume has sparked speculation about a possible storyline twist in The Batman Part 2. Klum went all out for her Halloween costume. However, behind-the-scenes photographs caught attention for a different reason.
Heidi Klum’s costume workshop photos fuel The Batman: Part II villain theories
Heidi Klum’s Halloween costume got people talking about The Batman: Part II plot theories. The supermodel dressed as a rotten, served hand costume at her Halloween party. Her costume was created by Mike Marino of Prosthetic Renaissance. Marino was also responsible for Colin Farrell‘s transformation into the Penguin in The Batman. (via The Independent)
The discussion sparked after the costume designer shared pictures of the process. One Reddit user shared the picture, pointing to prosthetics kept behind. Fans were quick to speculate with plot theories. Many fans believed pictures could contain clues for The Batman Part 2. One user said, This is a god damn major leak. BTH as Two-Face. Sebastian Stan as Zsasz. Court of Owls confirmed.”
Another user wrote, “Couldn’t the head sculpt between the cream and tan head be Sebastian Stan as Two-Face? I just really, REALLY don’t see this dude as Harvey dent/two face. I think we’re going to get the Two-Face story and lots of mutilated victims, but Harvey has gotta be Sebastian Stan, right??”
One user said, “Was there a casting change? Thought it was Sebastian Stan playing Harvey Dent.”
One facial cast appearing in the picture seemed to be of Brian Tyree Henry, with a scar on one side. This fueled speculation that the actor is playing Harvey Dent and became a two-faced villain in the franchise. There was another container with the label Zsasz that appeared to be of Victor Zsasz, the Batman villain. Fans speculated that Sebastian Stan, whose role in the movie was not specified, could be playing the role. (via Just Jared)
However, neither detail confirms actors’ roles or the possible plot development. Klum is famous for her elaborate and highly detailed Halloween costume. However, this year’s look drew attention to the work behind its creation.
