Now we finally know why Clayface got his own movie after impressing James Gunn himself
Published November 2, 2026
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2,352,874
Likes
100,350
Comments
545
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In the Harley Quinn animated show, there's a hilarious scene where Clayface turns into a chair to impress James Gunn with how comfortable he is. That must be how he got his own movie at DC Studios! #Clayface #DC #JamesGunn Thanks for watching! Subscribe to Screen Brief for new movie news and reviews every week! Visi…
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- November 2, 2026
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How Now we finally know why Clayface got his own movie after impressing James Gunn himself is doing
It has 2.35M views in total. It ranks #2,933,312 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Now we finally know why Clayface got his own movie after impressing James Gunn himself
- Total views
- 2.35M
- Total likes
- 100K
- Total comments
- 545
- Published
- November 2, 2026
- Global rank by views
- #2,933,312
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Now we finally know why Clayface got his own movie after impressing James Gunn himself has 2,352,874 views, 100,350 likes and 545 comments, ranking #2,933,312 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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