Armie Hammer

With Marvel's "The Avengers" on the horizon, many fans are wondering when DC Entertainment will announce a "Justice League" film. There's no indication of when or if such an announcement will be made, but fans nearly had a "Justice League" movie to call their own three years ago before it got canceled — largely thanks to the Writers Guild of America strike in 2007.

"The Social Network" star Armie Hammer was one of the young actors cast in "Justice League Mortal," a film that never got off the ground but came quite close. Hammer, who would have played Batman in the film, recently spoke with MTV News and recalled the events that led up to the project's termination.

"We had gotten a long way into pre-production," said Hammer about the ill-fated Australia-set production. "We were about to start shooting when the writer's strike happened at the end of 2007, and then the Australian government denied a 40% tax rebate that they thought they were going to have, so a lot of things just when wrong."

"It's unfortunate," he continued, "because the amount of work that was already done — I mean, they had finished pre-production and they were a couple of days away from starting to shoot, so it's a shame that nobody got to see all of the work that got put into it."

But Hammer has a positive outlook on the situation, taking a silver lining away from the film's cancellation: "At the same time, it was a great experience to get to go to Australia for a month and a half!"

On top of that, it's hard to complain about playing the Caped Crusader, even if Hammer only wore the superhero's costume a handful of times in pre-production.

"I loved it," Hammer said of wearing Batman's costume. "But I didn't even get a picture of it!

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Cameron Winklevoss

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Sean Parker

Millions of teens and young adults will be flocking to theaters to check out the new movie, The Social Network. With social media on the rise every day, and Justin Timberlake as part of the cast, this is one that we don’t want to miss!

Justin plays Sean Parker, founder of Napster, in the film. He is also joined by Jesse Eisenberg, who portrays the role of Mark Zuckerberg, the creator of Facebook.

Here are five other things you may not know about Sean Parker:

1. He was born in December of 1979, making him only 30 years old. He graduated from Oakton High School in Vienna, Virginia.

2. He co-founded Napster in 1999, at the age of 20. Napster was a music file sharing service that was later shut down after various law suits.

3. Sean Parker also launched Plaxco in 2002, which was an online address book and social networking site that integrated with Microsoft Outlook.

4. He became president of Facebook in 2004.

5. Parker became a Managing Partner with a venture capital fund, called Founders Fund, in San Francisco in 2006.

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Eduardo Saverin

Everyone knows of Mark Zuckerberg, who's credited with the founding of Facebook. But little is known of his co-founder and counterpart (both intellectual and financial), Eduardo Saverin. Played by Andrew Garfield (soon to be the next Spider-Man) in 'The Social Network,' Saverin is depicted as the bank behind the brains. We initially felt that he got screwed over, but through this research, we discovered that he still owns five percent of Facebook, and is a billionaire. We stopped feeling bad for him.

A quick search turns up many cash-related results. Since Saverin is under a legal order to keep mum on details of the Facebook settlement, it's tough to find a peep from him online, or even an article. Only one interview result comes up, but when you click on it, it takes you to another url. Strange to say the least. We're calling conspiracy.

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