Rushing from Los Angeles to New York, Rogers, representing DC Films and DC Comics, routinely notified the crew and, after a brief rest that night, entered Brooklyn Studio the following morning.
As the representative of the copyright holders, it was common practice to visit the crew to conduct inspections.
Martin, busy with filming, didn't need to bother with him.
Louise came forward to receive him.
Rogers arrived at the open-air set and stood outside the constructed street, observing the bustling crew without any urge to speak.
If the production team itself was a mess, he wouldn't need to say much at all.
Rogers maintained his silence, patiently watching the crew film.
By mid-morning, after more than twenty scenes had been shot, Rogers realized that the situation was entirely different from what he had expected.
