Black Adam movie gets a release date of July 29, 2022. (Dwayne Johnson, The Rock )
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Rock made ALOT of promises. DC ain't gonna let him follow thru
I disagree. They are showing that they are being less hands on creatively. No director or actor involved with any of the upcoming projects has said anything remotely indicating that there has been any interference. You know Gunn or Patty Jenkins would have said something by now. Hell, they letting Snyder do whatever the heck he wants right now. Lol!!
Its a good look.
Its early....
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I downloaded that series a while ago.. Love it
The suits at Warner better had learned some sense and let those directors cook after that suicide squad fiasco
The Rock Goes Full 'Black Adam' On Gate During Power Outage, ROCK SMASH!
Whaddaya do when the power is out, you have to get to work and your electric-powered gate won't open??
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A Black Hawkman.
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Black Adam: Dwayne Johnson's DC Film Finds Its Hawkman in Aldis Hodge
Leverage and Straight Outta Compton star Aldis Hodge is set to join Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam DC film as Justice Society member, Hawkman.
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Black Adam’s Aldis Hodge Explains The Importance Of Black Superheroes
Asked about his upcoming role as Hawkman in the DC Extended Universe's Black Adam, Aldis Hodge shed light on the importance of black superheroes.
BY ADAM BENTZ3 HOURS AGO
Speaking about his upcoming role as Hawkman in Black Adam, Aldis Hodge shed some light on the importance of Black superheroes and representation in the superhero genre. Hodge, who is of Dominican and African descent, has made a name for himself recently with roles in The Invisible Man, One Night in Miami, and in September of 2020, Hodge was announced as DC’s choice to play Hawkman in Black Adam and the greater DC Extended Universe
Hodge has been making headlines recently. During his virtual press tour for One Night in Miami, in which he portrays NFL icon Jim Brown, Hodge has been speaking a lot about his upcoming role as Hawkman and his co-star Dwayne Johnson in Black Adam. Hodge has spoken about everything from the inspiration he draws from Regina King and Dwayne Johnson, his preparation for the role of Hawkman, and how he uses The Rock’s workout pictures on Instagram as motivation to gain the muscle necessary to play Hawkman.
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During an interview with Geeks of Color, Hodge took a break from discussing Regina King’s directorial debut One Night in Miami and spoke candidly about the importance of black superheroes with a focus on what his role as Hawkman will mean for kids. Hodge, who tried to be cast as a superhero for 15 years, considers the role of Hawkman to be “a grand responsibility.”
Other than Johnson and Hodge in the lead roles, Black Adam has filled out its cast with a diverse group of actors to play various heroes also part of the Justice Society of America, including Quintessa Swindell as Cyclone and Noah Centineo as Atom Smasher. Black Adam is currently without a release date and in continual production delays due to the coronavirus, so it may be a while until we see The Rock and Hodge don their costumes for Black Adam. However, shooting is expected to begin within the next few months, barring further delays.
The character of Hawkman has such a puzzled history, so it will be interesting to see how Black Adam handles it, especially the character’s historic ties to Africa. Hawkman has been reincarnated numerous times, but his original state is the Egyptian Prince Khufu Kha-Tarr. Considering the choice to cast Hodge, it appears the film will not shy away from this part of Hawkman’s backstory. For now, Hodge’s casting as Hawkman is a momentous moment for Black superheroes in film.
Asked about his upcoming role as Hawkman in the DC Extended Universe's Black Adam, Aldis Hodge shed light on the importance of black superheroes.
BY ADAM BENTZ3 HOURS AGO
Speaking about his upcoming role as Hawkman in Black Adam, Aldis Hodge shed some light on the importance of Black superheroes and representation in the superhero genre. Hodge, who is of Dominican and African descent, has made a name for himself recently with roles in The Invisible Man, One Night in Miami, and in September of 2020, Hodge was announced as DC’s choice to play Hawkman in Black Adam and the greater DC Extended Universe
Hodge has been making headlines recently. During his virtual press tour for One Night in Miami, in which he portrays NFL icon Jim Brown, Hodge has been speaking a lot about his upcoming role as Hawkman and his co-star Dwayne Johnson in Black Adam. Hodge has spoken about everything from the inspiration he draws from Regina King and Dwayne Johnson, his preparation for the role of Hawkman, and how he uses The Rock’s workout pictures on Instagram as motivation to gain the muscle necessary to play Hawkman.
Continue Scrolling To Keep ReadingClick the button below to start this article in quick view.
START NOW
RELATED:The DCEU Was The Anti-2020
During an interview with Geeks of Color, Hodge took a break from discussing Regina King’s directorial debut One Night in Miami and spoke candidly about the importance of black superheroes with a focus on what his role as Hawkman will mean for kids. Hodge, who tried to be cast as a superhero for 15 years, considers the role of Hawkman to be “a grand responsibility.”
Other than Johnson and Hodge in the lead roles, Black Adam has filled out its cast with a diverse group of actors to play various heroes also part of the Justice Society of America, including Quintessa Swindell as Cyclone and Noah Centineo as Atom Smasher. Black Adam is currently without a release date and in continual production delays due to the coronavirus, so it may be a while until we see The Rock and Hodge don their costumes for Black Adam. However, shooting is expected to begin within the next few months, barring further delays.
The character of Hawkman has such a puzzled history, so it will be interesting to see how Black Adam handles it, especially the character’s historic ties to Africa. Hawkman has been reincarnated numerous times, but his original state is the Egyptian Prince Khufu Kha-Tarr. Considering the choice to cast Hodge, it appears the film will not shy away from this part of Hawkman’s backstory. For now, Hodge’s casting as Hawkman is a momentous moment for Black superheroes in film.
I’m getting a Kratos vibe from this artwork:
Dr. Fate casted
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Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam DCEU film has found the last member of its Justice Society in Pierce Brosnan, who will portray sorcerer Doctor Fate.
Pierce Brosnan Joins Black Adam as Justice Society Hero Doctor Fate
Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam DCEU film has found the last member of its Justice Society in Pierce Brosnan, who will portray sorcerer Doctor Fate.
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The Rock has never lost a fight in a movie