Scarlett Johansson Says The Batman: Part 2 Role Caused 'Existential Angst'

While she didn’t disclose the character she’s playing, Scarlett Johansson says her role in The Batman: Part II has given her “a lot of existential angst” because it was “hard to crack."

Scarlett Johansson Says The Batman: Part 2 Role Caused 'Existential Angst'

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