Clayface star Tom Rhys Harries was inspired by the Arkham games’ “effective and psychologically jarring” depiction of the Batman baddie
Actor Tom Rhys Harries, who plays the shape-shifting villain Clayface in an upcoming DC film, has said he drew inspiration from the Batman: Arkham video game series' portrayal of the character. He described the games' depiction as "effective and psychologically jarring", suggesting their treatment of Clayface's tragic and unsettling nature informed his approach to the role.
The comments highlight how the Arkham games, which are widely regarded as a benchmark for their handling of Batman's rogues' gallery, continue to influence adaptations of these characters across other media. Beyond this reference point, further specific details of the interview, including the film's release plans, were not included in the available article text.
- Tom Rhys Harries plays Clayface in a new DC project.
- He cites the Arkham games' portrayal as inspiration.
- Called the games' depiction "psychologically jarring".