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Dwayne Johnson opened up about the future of the DC film universe after Henry Cavill was removed from the picture as Superman.

If you forgot, the Man of Steel actor suited up again for the first time since 2017 to make a cameo in Dwayne‘s Black Adam last year. The appearance was heavily rumored to lead into a new Superman movie with Henry starring.

Shortly thereafter, new studio directors James Gunn and Peter Safran announced some changes to the lineup, which effectively brought an end to Henry‘s run in the franchise.

Dwayne commented on the changes, making an apt metaphor while on the red carpet at the 2023 Oscars.

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Another possible role for Henry Cavill in the DC Universe movie franchise has been nixed by James Gunn.

The new co-chairman, who took control of the Warner Bros. Pictures franchise with Peter Safran late last year, responded to a couple of fans about the possibility that Henry would step into the role of Frankenstein.

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Fans are still thinking that George Clooney might return as a version of Batman in one of James Gunn‘s planned DC Universe films.

If you recall, George played the masked superhero in 1997′s Batman & Robin, but has yet to return to the role in anything else.

With a lot of talk about the projects James and Peter Safran have as the new heads of Warner Bros’ DC franchises, it’s not wrong to ask about the possibility.

However, James just put an end to the conversation.

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James Gunn is opening up about what Zack Snyder thinks about the plans for the DC Universe.

If you don’t know, James and Peter Safran took over control of the property with their deal with Warner Bros. late last year, and since then, have been making some big changes.

In a new Twitter thread, James opened up about how Zack is feeling about the changes.

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One of the new heads of the DC Universe, James Gunn, is reacting to a viral tweet sent out by one of his film’s big stars.

If you didn’t see, over the weekend, Zachary Levi, the star of the upcoming DC Universe film Shazam: Fury of the Gods, responded to a tweet that read, “Do you agree or not that Pfizer is a real danger to the world?” Pfizer is, of course, one of the major manufacturers of one of the mRNA Covid-19 vaccines. In response, Zachary tweeted, “Hardcore agree.”

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The DC Universe is expanding!

Three months after James Gunn and Peter Safran began to run DC Studios within Warner Bros. Discovery, the co-chiefs revealed the first 10 film and TV titles of the newly rebooted DC Universe.

“As many of you know, DC has been disconnected in film and television for a long time. It’s our jobs – mine and Peter‘s – to come in and make sure DCU is connected in film, television, gaming and animation,” James said.

“That the characters are consistent, played the same actors and it works within one story. If something is outside of that, like Matt Reeves‘ Batman or Todd Phillips‘ Joker or Teen Titans Go, that it is clearly labeled as DC Elseworlds, outside of the mainstream DCU continuity.”

The two shared their vision for Phase 1 of the DC reboot, which begins with a Superman movie in 2025.

“DC Studios is unprecedented. It is a standalone production entity and studio. It is the first time ever that everything DC related — film, television, live-action, animation, gaming — is all centralized under one creative vision, that of James and myself,” Peter Safran said in a statement.

Almost no casting decisions have been made yet, aside from one lead actress in an upcoming TV show.

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Fans have wanted to see Dave Bautista play the role of Bane, a main villain in the Batman comics, in the DC Universe. If you don’t know, Tom Hardy played Bane in Christopher Nolan‘s 2012 film The Dark Knight Rises.

Unfortunately for fans, it won’t be happening.

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