The internet once again thinks Eiza Gonzalez is up to play Catwoman. The Twitter sleuths are back at it as David Ayer has now started following Eiza Gonzalez on Twitter. David Ayer is directing the upcoming Gotham City Sirens movie featuring Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, with Catwoman and Poison Ivy. The latest speculation kicked off when Eiza […]
Following her role as Catwoman in Batman Returns, Michelle Pfeiffer returns to the superhero fold with Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man and the Wasp. Michelle Pfeiffer is set to play Janet van Dyne, the mother to Evangeline Lilly’s Hope van Dyne and the original Wasp, who disappeared inside the Quantum Realm. “It had this great sense of humor
Expect to hear a lot about Catwoman in the next year or so as Catwoman will be a part of the DCEU. Suicide Squad director David Ayer and Harley Quinn actress Margot Robbie are putting together the new Gotham City Sirens DCEU movie featuring the female Batman villains Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy and Catwoman. No
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment today revealed the Injustice 2 trailer introducing Catwoman. Consistently walking the line between hero and villain, Selina Kyle’s pilfering past as Catwoman prevents Batman from ever placing his full trust in her. As the ashes of the Regime give rise to the sinister Society, the Caped Crusader must
With Catwoman coming to the Margot Robbie Gotham City Sirens movie and a possible future Batman film, who should play Selina Kyle? Previous actresses that played Catwoman include Julie Newmar, Michelle Pfeiffer, Halle Berry, Anne Hathaway and most recently Camren Bicondova on Gotham. Now throwing her name into the mix to play Catwoman is Game of Thrones' Lena
How about Odette Annable as Catwoman for the new Gotham City Sirens movie starring Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn and also Poison Ivy? Boss Logic recommends the Cloverfield actress stating to go check out out the Banshee TV series to get what he means (watch below). Gotham City Sirens was recently announced which will
With today seeing the news hit about the Suicide Squad spinoff Gotham City Sirens and with director David Ayer teasing Catwoman, it's now being speculated that Eiza Gonzalez may be playing the DCEU version of Selina Kyle. There is no concrete evidence that Eiza Gonzalez is playing Catwoman, but similar to John Cleese and Armie Hammer,
Earlier saw WB reveal a new Suicide Squad spinoff movie is in the works with Gotham City Sirens, which will star Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn focusing on the female villains of the DCEU. Gotham City Sirens will be directed by Suicide Squad's David Ayer, who took to Twitter to basically confirm two characters from
With WB rebooting their Batman universe with Ben Affleck, a hot commodity happens to be Catwoman. However, it's learned Catwoman doesn't look to be appearing in the DCEU any time soon as Catwoman is not a part of the Ben Afleck Batman movie. Word comes from the Managing Editor of Fandango on Twitter via actress
Check out the cool video above spotlighting the various cosplayers from the recent New York Comic-Con. As we see above in the thumbnail, Catwoman definitely turns some heads, but it’s Hulkbuster Iron Man that takes the prize for best costume. Two of my favorites included Batman and Nova. The BeatDownBoogie YouTube Channel put together the
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Lately, Hollywood has been replacing white characters with minority actors, and while their spiel is usually “the best actor got the job,” some think it to be a form of racial diversity.
Earlier saw Fast and Furious actress Michelle Rodriquez questioned about potentially playing Green Lantern, with Rodriguez laughing it off and suggesting Hollywood stop replacing white superheroes and come up with their own.
Now Rodriguez has taken to her Facebook page to further clarify her statements.
You can watch the video below or check out the text:
Yeah, guys, I want to clarify about my comment yesterday. I stuck my foot in my mouth once again, and I said that people should stop trying to steal white people’s superheroes. I guess it got taken out of context ’cause a lot of people got offended or whatever. I have a tendency to speak without a filter. Sorry about that.
What I really meant was that ultimately at the end of the day there’s a language, and the language that you speak in Hollywood is successful franchise. I think there are many cultures in Hollywood – that are not white – that can come up with their own mythology. I mean we all get it from the same reservoir of life. The fountain of life, and it doesn’t matter what culture you come from. I’m just saying that instead of trying to turn a girl character into a guy, or instead of trying to turn a white character into a black character or a latin character, I think that people should stop being lazy. People should actually make an effort in Hollywood to develop their own mythology. And you know what? If being American is your mythology, and the American culture is deep embedded into who you are and what makes you or the archetype that you are trying to portray in a Hollywood feature or in a comic book — so be that, but I’m just saying that the different cultures from around the world that are in Hollywood – latin, black, asian, so on and so forth – considered “minorities,” because there are not a lot of writers representing them, they should start focusing that on making that a serious priority.
It’s not about taking Catwoman or Superman or Green Lantern or whatever these characters are and trying to make them fit to whatever cultural background you are. I just feel like it should be more creative than that. I think that people need to stop being lazy. That’s what I meant by my comment. You know, I’m taking it to heart as well. I’m considering this while I am out there coming up with projects to do and things to write. I just think it’s time to stop. Stop trying to take what’s already there and try to fit culture into it. I think it’s time for us to write our own mythology and our own story. Every culture. That’s what I really mean, and I am sorry if it came off rude or stupid. It’s not what I meant.
So cheers.
