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Joe Manganiello reflects on Ben Affleck’s scrapped ‘Batman’ film and his health

Entertainment Tonight reports Manganiello credits being cast as Deathstroke with giving him a reason to fight.

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Entertainment Tonight reports Joe Manganiello was heartbroken when Ben Affleck’s ‘Batman’ film was scrapped. He credits being cast as Deathstroke with giving him a reason to fight while he was battling an undiagnosed autoimmune disease. Now symptom-free, the 49-year-old discusses his health and career in ‘Bloodlines: A Memoir,’ which Entertainment Tonight said was out as of October 13, 2026.

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Entertainment Tonight@etnowJoe Manganiello is reflecting on the brutal heartbreak he experienced after Ben Affleck’s ‘Batman’ film was scrapped. Joe, who was battling an undiagnosed autoimmune disease at the time, credits getting cast as Deathstroke as his reason to fight. The 49-year-old actor is now symptom-free and opening up about his health and career in ‘Bloodlines: A Memoir,’ out now.33m
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    Entertainment Tonight@etnowJoe Manganiello is reflecting on the brutal heartbreak he experienced after Ben Affleck’s ‘Batman’ film was scrapped. Joe, who was battling an undiagnosed autoimmune disease at the time, credits getting cast as Deathstroke as his reason to fight. The 49-year-old actor is now symptom-free and opening up about his health and career in ‘Bloodlines: A Memoir,’ out now.33m
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