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After passing on The Wolverine, many wondered what was next for Darren Aronofsky and while it has been known for a while that he'd be helming Biblical epic, Noah, there is now finally some news on casting.
Variety reports that The Dark Knight Rises star has passed on Darren Aronofsky's Noah, with the director now said to be pursuing X-Men: First Class' Michael Fassbender for the lead role in the Biblical epic. While no official offer has been made at this point (Deadline add that Bale was the top choice but was forced to pass on the project due to commitments to Terrence Malick's Lawless and Knight Of Cups) the actor has reportedly spoken to Aronofsky and is available after work on Warner Bros. and Rupert Wyatt's Londongrad has come to a halt. Production on Noah is expected to begin early next year, with a script by Aronofsky and Ari Handel which was subsequently rewritten by Gladiator and Skyfall scribe John Logan.
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If Christian Bale played Noah, God would have been yelled at.
I'm sure he would have made a good Noah but I think he's got a lot more on his agenda right now. I'm sure they'll find someone else to play the part.