David Ayer Wishes To Travel Back In Time And Make Changes In Suicide Squad

The renowned American producer, screenwriter, and director David Ayer, who has helmed the 2016 controversial superhero film Suicide Squad, which did a moderate business at the box office, says he would like to travel back in time and make certain changes in the film, Suicide Squad.

The 49-year-old film-maker who has struggled a lot in his younger days and worked as a house painter, states that his attempt to create an interesting movie with some of the most notorious villains of DC Comics hasn't worked the way he would have liked.

And so the director now wishes to go back in time and make certain changes in the movie Suicide Squad. He also said that he should have 'engineered a more grounded story' for the character of The Joker portrayed by Jared Leto.

"Wish I had a time machine. I'd make Joker the main villain and engineer a more grounded story. I have to take the good and bad and learn from it. I love making movies and I love DC Comics." David Ayer said in a twitter post.

"I'm a high school drop-out and used to paint houses for a living. I'm lucky to have the job I have. I have to give the characters the stories and plots they deserve. Real talk." The director added further.