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Jeffrey Dean Morgan Says He Still Wants To Play Lobo Remember Chris McKay’s Booster Gold, which was first confirmed to be in the works back in September 2015? Or Will Smith’s Deadshot, New Gods and That being said, the studio did at least try to make Lobo happen on several occasions. The fan favorite antihero was originally going to get a solo film directed by Guy Ritchie, which was given the green light in September 2009. Three years later, Brad Peyton boarded the project and entered talks with his 1 of 2 Click to zoom  Another name linked to the title role during that period ...

Suicide Squad 3 Reportedly Leaving The Door Open For Will Smith To Return One of the many movies to be announced by Warner Bros. and DC Films over the years that failed to gain any sort of traction or momentum before being quietly shelved was a spinoff for Will Smith’s Deadshot. The project was first confirmed to be in development in December 2016, but that was about as far along as it got. The Suicide Squad, before the decision was made to cast him as Bloodsport instead, presumably to leave the door open for the former Fresh Prince to return somewhere down the line.

Deathstroke was supposed to fight Will Smith's Deadshot in the earliest versions of The Suicide Squad.

So while we await an official response from the production companies or anyone involved with the film, it's worthwhile to think of the possibilities. Because it really shouldn't be a surprise to anyone who's been paying attention that DC could be thinking of bringing a Black Superman to the big screen. This wouldn't even be the first conversation about him. There were rumors that Michael B. Jordan ( Black Panther, Creed) was in talks to play the character back in late 2019, though nothing materialized (so far, at least). You can see why Warner Bros., which owns DC, could be interested in a ...

This August, James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad will finally arrive simultaneously in theaters and on HBO Max, though despite the fact that the sequel to David Ayer’s middling 2016 film has been long in the making, we barely know anything about the plot and what it will involve, other than that DC’s most mischievous villains will be back, of course. The star-studded cast will include Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn, whom we last saw in 2020’s Birds of Prey, and newcomers Idris Elba and John Cena, who’ll portray Bloodsport and Peacemaker, respectively. Elba originally came on board to ...