My bad. I started skimming when I realized the article itself wasn't about the movies. "Snyder" was one of the words I was looking for, but obviously missed that.


It's actually just quoting some messages the guy posted on the Superman forum at CBR. So yeah, not really a proper article.As is typical of Bleeding Cool. that was a mess of an article. Scattered and unfocused. Like they were only printing answers and not questions. The Jurgens comment seems to come out of thin air.
So, typical Bleeding Cool "journalism".It's actually just quoting some messages the guy posted on the Superman forum at CBR. So yeah, not really a proper article.
If you mean Gunn wouldn't have cast her, to my knowledge there's nothing actually preventing actors from appearing in both DC and Marvel films, though in practice it doesn't seem to happen much. (Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.)If he'd cast Zaldana, doesn't that mean she'd be unavailable for Guardians?
Djimon Hounsu (sp?) would like a word.If you mean Gunn wouldn't have cast her, to my knowledge there's nothing actually preventing actors from appearing in both DC and Marvel films, though in practice it doesn't seem to happen much. (Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.)
True. It’s just that I saw Captain Marvel and Shazam about a week apart and he’s in both. Was amused that he’d be in those two movies specifically.^ Yeah, as I said, it hasn't happened "much." I had the feeling there were one or two exceptions, which is why I don't know that playing Lois would necessarily have disqualified Saldana from also playing Gamora.
I am a father of a 14 year old and 8 year old....already stuck...I got horses in the back... oh great, now I got that in my head.
From watching Shazam...it really felt like that SHOULD have been Black Adam, and they just tweaked the story slightly to fit Sivana (I can imagine Black Adam coming back and seeing Shazam, then going to see Shazam's temple and getting what he needed).As the years go by, I have started to consider The Rock's Black Adam film to be in the same category as that Channing Tatum Gambit film, something that is always "almost definitely happening", but never gets made. I hope Black Adam does get made because I really enjoy The Rock's work, but at this point I'll believe it when shooting starts.
A couple of random items of DCEU-related interest I've run across lately:
1. Zack Snyder revealed recently that Man of Steel's Lois Lane casting came down to Amy Adams or Zoe Saldana. I love Adams's Lois, but Saldana could definitely have worked also. And she would probably have brought a bit more overt aggressiveness to the character, for those who perceive Adams as too "soft."
Source: https://comicbookdebate.com/2019/05/20/exclusive-an-interview-with-zack-snyder/
If you mean Gunn wouldn't have cast her, to my knowledge there's nothing actually preventing actors from appearing in both DC and Marvel films, though in practice it doesn't seem to happen much. (Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.)
If you mean filming conflicts, looking at the Wikipedia pages for the DCEU entries featuring Lois versus the GotG movies, there appears to be little production overlap, with the films almost trading off shooting schedules.
The exploding heads on the internet would would be of epic proportions. Some could barely handle Lois with red hair...^ I'd take Zoe in just about anything. Even my deep and abiding love for Adams's Lois couldn't prevent me from contemplating an alternate universe with Saldana in the part.
Some could barely handle Lois with red hair...
I had always thought it was probably just that they were afraid he would overshadow the actors who played Shazam, and they wanted to make sure the focus was on them for the first movie.I am a father of a 14 year old and 8 year old....already stuck...
From watching Shazam...it really felt like that SHOULD have been Black Adam, and they just tweaked the story slightly to fit Sivana (I can imagine Black Adam coming back and seeing Shazam, then going to see Shazam's temple and getting what he needed).
The Rock has hyped this role for YEARS... just wondering if it was more DC FU Exec stupidity that pushed The ROck out of Shazam
Which is pathetic, because it betrays their ignorance of the very first (and third) live-action portrayer of Lois, the redheaded Noel Neill.
Good point. I would've hated for the splendid Shazam! to have been turned into a star vehicle for The Rock.I had always thought it was probably just that they were afraid he would overshadow the actors who played Shazam, and they wanted to make sure the focus was on them for the first movie.
Like all women as they age - they dye their hair a multitude of colors...And for 15 years she was a redhead, in the Post-Crisis series.
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