The character Clayface has technically already shown up in the DCU, specifically in a number of episodes of the animated ...

Tom Rhys Harries will play DC's tragic shape-shifting villain in the new movie from 'Speak No Evil' director James Watkins.

DC Studios has cast Tom Rhys Harries in the titular role in Clayface, the upcoming horror tale set for a 2026 release.

DC Studios has found the actor to help mold its Clayface movie. Tom Rhys Harries, a Welsh actor who is relatively unknown ...

Tom Rhys Harries is making his blockbuster debut with 'Clayface,' but chances are, you've already seen the actor.

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James Gunn, the head honcho at DC, delivered the news on social media, tweeting, “After a long and incredibly exhaustive ...

James Gunn recently explained why he chose to fast-track the Clayface movie ahead of the DCU's Batman film, The Brave and the ...

CEO James Gunn has said that Clayface was added to the DCU's "Gods and Monsters" slate because the franchise needed "content, ...

Clayface has been cast! But James Gunn has to address whether or not he is really using Mike Flanagan's original screenplay.

Clayface is set to take the DCU in a dark direction, with James Gunn confirming that the “body horror” movie will have a more adult age rating. In 2021, Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House, ...