Suicide Squad: Will Smith Would 'Love to See' the Ayer Cut Released

SuicideSquad star Will Smith says he'd love to see the Ayer Cut released.

✖ Count Will Smith as a member of the Release the Ayer Cut legion. On the red carpet for Peacock's Bel-Air premiere, the Suicide Squad star said too much of the film was left on the cutting room floor, and a director's cut should be released.

The Suicide Squad Ayer Cut movement has been a major fan movement since the success of the Snyder Cut fans finally achieving their goals with HBO Max's release of Zack Snyder's Justice League last year. "The interesting thing was, when we tested the Ayer version — to be honest, I can't sit here and remember how we got to that edited version, who was editing that edited version — but it wasn't Lee. It was somebody else that came in. The studio version was also different editors as well. We tested both versions. They tested exactly the same," Roven previously told THR.

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