Uwe Boll's The Dark Knight has nothing to do with Batman but... Whether you are at all interested in the bizarre life and career of Armie Hammer or you are a huge Batman fan like me, you probably have heard the news of the actor’s first post-controversy role in an upcoming movie called The Dark Knight.

Armie Hammer, who faced allegations of rape and cannibalism rumors, has landed his first starring role in four years. Learn more about the Call Me by Your Name alum’s new gig.

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.

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 started the new year by reflecting on the scandal that derailed his acting career. Hammer appeared on Christina Pazsitzy and Tom Segura’s podcast Your Mom’s House to discuss how he was shunned by Hollywood after a woman accused him of rape and several others revealed cannibalistic fantasies he had shared with them.

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 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.

Hammer recently noted on Tom Segura's podcast that he has two additional movies and a potential television series on the horizon soon