The Flash"s Original Ending Revealed: Cavill, Gadot & Keaton Scene Removed By James Gunn

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Warning: Major SPOILERS lie ahead for The Flash (2023)!
The Flash movie ended with the return of one iconic actor, which a new report reveals was a last-minute choice. With Ezra Miller's Barry Allen changing the past in order to save his mom from being murdered, the DC Extended Universe movie saw a number of timeline changes, including Sasha Calle's Supergirl having landed on Earth instead of Henry Cavill's Superman and Michael Keaton still being the universe's Batman. After mostly fixing his mistakes in the climax, The Flash ended with the rug pull reveal that Barry has still messed with the timeline as George Clooney's Bruce Wayne greets him.
The Hollywood Reporter has published a chronicling of The Flash's multiple endings. After scrapping two prior endings, the creative team behind the movie, including new DC heads James Gunn and Peter Safran, elected to try and get George Clooney to come back, even though they feared it was a "long-shot." After screening it for Clooney and getting his approval, he became a last-minute addition with a quick shoot on the Warners lot this past January with Miller. Warners was so keen on the new ending they didn't even screen test it with audiences, keeping the cameo under wraps even at its CinemaCon premiere, stopping the movie short of his appearance.
The Multiple Flash Movie Endings Explained

It was reported just a couple of weeks ahead of the movie's debut that WB had kept The Flash's ending a secret until just prior to its release, which led to speculation it would explain the resetting of the DC Universe for Gunn's future plans. Gunn himself even confirmed that the movie was intended to set up his first phase of projects entitled Chapter One: Gods and Monsters, namely his Superman: Legacy currently in casting tests, alongside Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
The report above not only confirms Clooney's appearance is one of three endings for the movie, but also shares further insight in to the previous plans for The Flash's finale under previous studio supervision. The first, for which set photos surfaced of early in its production, saw Supergirl and Keaton's Batman appear on the courthouse steps to indicate Barry had not fully reset the timeline as he expected. The second, which was reportedly not shot, would have included Cavill's Superman and Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman alongside Supergirl and Keaton's Batman.

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