The new Superman movie has found its Lex Luthor!
On Monday (November 20), it was announced that Nicholas Hoult has been cast in the villainous role in the upcoming Superman: Legacy from director James Gunn, according to Deadline.
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Gal Gadot‘s portrayal of Wonder Woman made her the leading lady of the DCEU, but she faced some stiff competition to book the part.
The actress joined the DC Comics franchise alongside Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill and was lauded as one of the brightest lights for her portrayal of Diana Prince in 2016′s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Since then, Gal has reprised the role in several projects, including two solo movies. There have been ongoing questions about her future in the franchise.
She’s synonymous with the character, but Gal had to audition for it alongside several other stars.
In fact, we can say for a fact that she faced off against at least three actresses to land the part. Of them, two opened up about their experience auditioning. One of them even explained why they knew that they “never” had a chance to land it.
With there being so much interest in Gal‘s future in the franchise, we decided to do some research into who else might have been wielding the Lasso of Truth.
Scroll through the slideshow to see who else was up to play Wonder Woman in the DCEU…
James Gunn has some exciting news for fans of Superman following the end of the SAG-AFTRA strike.
The co-chairman and CEO of DC took to social media on Saturday (November 11) to provide an update on his upcoming movie Superman: Legacy, which stars David Corenswet as Clark Kent and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane.
Like all other projects, it was put on pause during the strike. While that caused delays in a multitude of other movies, including over at Marvel, James let fans know that Superman: Legacy was on track for it’s planned release date.
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Warner Bros. is shaking up their release schedule and just announced a new release date for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
The movie, which stars Jason Momoa as the titular DC superhero, was supposed to hit theaters on December 20. Thankfully, fans won’t have to wait too much longer to see their favorite characters in action again.
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Henry Cavill‘s portrayal of Superman in the DC Film Universe is so beloved that it is difficult to picture anyone else in the role.
To so many fans, it seems like it was made for him! However, he had to audition for it just like any other actor, and he faced some stiff competition by the sounds of it.
While doing some research, we stumbled across an interview where director Zack Snyder revealed his second choice to play the iconic superhero in 2013′s Man of Steel.
The director opened up about what inspired him to make the final choice he did. We also found what Henry‘s competition had to say about the role that got away.
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Gal Gadot had already established herself in the action world with her portrayal of Gisele Yashar in the Fast & Furious franchise when she became Wonder Woman, the leading lady of the DCEU.
The actress joined the DC Comics franchise alongside Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill and was lauded as one of the brightest lights for her portrayal of Diana Prince in 2016′s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Since then, Gal has reprised the role in several projects, including two solo movies. There have been ongoing questions about her future in the franchise.
She’s synonymous with the character, but Gal had to audition for it and faced some stiff competition.
In fact, we can say for a fact that she faced off against at least three other actresses to land the part. Of the three, two of them have opened up about their experience auditioning. One of them even explained why they knew that they “never” had a chance to land it.
With there being so much interest in Gal‘s future in the franchise, we decided to do some research into who else might have been wielding the Lasso of Truth.
Scroll through the slideshow to see who else was up to play Wonder Woman in the DCEU…
David Ayer is looking back on one of his biggest movies, which wound up being one of his biggest disappointments – Suicide Squad.
The director tackled the 2016 movie, which starred the likes of Margot Robbie, Will Smith, Viola Davis and Cara Delevingne. Despite being a box office hit, it was largely panned by critics. David was not involved with the sequel, which premiered in 2021 and was directed by James Gunn.
During a recent interview, the director opened up about the experience, explaining how it “broke” him.
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