10 Actors Who Thought They Were Absolutely Sh*t At Acting

Have you found yourself wondering why George Clooney's name hasn't been floated about for a return in the Batman-boasting multiversal madness that is likely heading the DCEU's way in The Flash?

Well, as the actor himself would hilariously note to Variety whilst promoting the film he directed by the name of The Tender Bar last year, "When you destroy a franchise the way I did, usually they look the other way when ‘The Flash’ comes by.”

And judging from the Ocean's star's reluctance to allow his own wife to take in his Batman & Robin exploits, explaining “there are certain films I just go, ‘I want my wife to have some respect for me'", it's clear Clooney is also not exactly the biggest fan of his Bruce Wayne work.

This isn't the only time the Hollywood legend has taken aim at his Bat-nipple outing, mind, with the star also confessing a few years back "I was playing Batman and I wasn’t good in it, it wasn’t a good film."

That being said, the actor did still walk away from Gotham having learned a valuable lesson. That being, "if you’re gonna be held responsible for a film, instead of just being an actor in that film, you’d better pick better films.”