Jeffrey Dean Morgan Still Wants to Play DC s Lobo
Jeffrey
Dean Morgan says the clock is ticking on playing the Flashpoint Batman, but he s still got a Main Man in DC Comics anti-hero Lobo. After playing the Comedian in the Zack Snyder-directed DC adaptation
Watchmen, and Lieutenant Colonel Franklin Clay in DC-Vertigo s
The Losers, Morgan revealed in 2009 he was gunning for the Lobo role in a planned film from Guy Ritchie. The role, once claimed by Dwayne The Rock Johnson before he committed to Black Adam, has lingered in limbo for years; in 2019, it was reported Warner Bros. was still developing Lobo as a possible vehicle for
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The Walking Dead s Jeffrey Dean Morgan hints at new comic book role
He s a fan of DC s alien bounty hunter Lobo. 08/05/2021
The Walking Deadactor Jeffrey Dean Morgan has hinted that he s cooking something up in the superhero genre.
Also known to movie fans for his cameo as Thomas Wayne in
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Morgan is a huge admirer of comic book worlds and could one day return to the screen in a super-powered role.
In a recent interview with
THE WALKING DEAD Star Jeffrey Dean Morgan Still Hopes To Play Batman, But Thinks Time Is Running Out
Jeffrey Dean Morgan has once again expressed a desire to play the Flashpoint version of Batman, but admits that if it doesn t happen within the next few years, it might be off the table entirely.
JoshWilding |
5/8/2021
Once upon a time, it looked like Jeffrey Dean Morgan would suit up as Batman in a
Flashpoint movie, but as creative teams changed, plans for the
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice star to return as Thomas Wayne fell by the wayside. Now, it seems like Michael Keaton s Caped Crusader from 1989 s Batman will take on the role Morgan was once destined to fill.Â
Jeffrey Dean Morgan Teasing Yet Another Comic Book Role
Some actors love nothing more than starring in comic book adaptations, and
Jeffrey Dean Morgan is definitely at the top end of that list. The 55 year-old has been a regular presence in all sorts of page-to-screen translations over the last two decades, and it sounds as though he’s far from being done just yet.
As well as starring in Zack Snyder’s
Watchmen as The Comedian, taking top billing in underrated actioner
The Losers, showing up for an uncredited cameo in the horrendous
Jonah Hex and getting killed off during the opening credits as