Warner Bros. can entrust the role of Superman to a black actor
Following the resignation of Henry Cavill, Warner Bros. is considering a completely different approach to comic book adaptations featuring Superman. This includes casting a black performer for the role of Krypton. As noted by the publication Deadline, Michael B. Jordan is being considered as a replacement for Cavill. Naturally, all these are only far-reaching plans. According to an official statement from Warner Bros. she has no intention of making movies about Superman in the coming years. Recall that the first that Henry Cavill will no longer play Superman was reported by The Hollywood Reporter. Later, his correspondent confirmed the information, indicating that the initiative came from the leadership of the studio Warner Bros. As for Michael B. Jordan, then he already has experience movieing in movies based on comics. He played the antagonist in the Marvel movie Black Panther. The actor also starred in Fox's Fantastic Four, in which he played the Human Torch. Henry Cavill played Superman in three Warner Bros. and DC movies, the last of which flopped at the box office. The Topic of Article: Warner Bros. can entrust the role of Superman to a black actor. |
