'Justice League' Stars want the release of the 'Snyder's Cut' version

The stars of the epic DC superhero team-up movie, 'Justice League' want the release of the "Snyder Cut". This is the version of the film envisioned by director Zack Snyder had he not stepped down as director and managed to complete his vision for the movie.

The possibilities are endless with the Snyder Cut

Two years since the release of Justice League, several stars have come out asking for the release of the 'Snyder Cut'.

According to reports, filmmaker Zack Snyder stepped down as director of 'Justice League' after the death of his daughter, Autumn Snyder, so he could be with his family. Autumn Snyder, Zack Snyder's daughter committed suicide while Zack Snyder was in the last stages of 'Justice League'.

In one aspect, the campaign for Snyder's cut is already a success. One of the main reasons for Zack Snyder stepping down before completing the 'Justice League' was his daughter's suicide, and as a result, campaigners have made raising funds for charity as much a focal point of their endeavours as pushing for the release of the Snyder Cut.

The campaign has already pledged $110,000 to suicide prevention.

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Snyder was replaced with Joss Wheaton by Warner Bros./DC to take charge of the superhero team-up movie and to write new scenes and complete the project through re-shoots.

But hardcore fans have always wondered what would have happened if Snyder had not stepped down as director and was able to complete his vision. In the years after the release of 'Justice League' the demand by the fanbase to see the 'Snyder Cut' has only grown.

Now we eagerly wait

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The version has continued to capture the imagination of fans and in recent weeks the demand has again come to the forefront. Jason Mamoa who plays Aquaman added fuel to the fire this month by claiming once again that he had seen the cut.

Gal Gadot who played Wonder Woman in 'Justice League' tweeted the hashtag #ReleasetheSnyderCut and even the character who plays Cyborg lent his support a few hours later to the release of the 'Snyder Cut' version of the film.

Snyder himself retweeted Gadot, and Batman actor Ben Affleck added his voice to the mix soon after.