A new version of the Dark Knight will make his DCU debut when The Brave and the Bold hits screens, and Jake Gyllenhaal would love to play the titular hero.Speaking to Screen Rant, Gyllenhaal discussed the prospect of taking on the role if the opportunity presented itself. He also touched on what it would be like to play a character others have embodied on screen. “Oh, man. That’s a classic. It’s an honor,” he said. “Speaking of playing roles that other incredible actors have played in the past, to me actually roles that other incredible actors have played in the past, which, to me when I think about it, I’m going to play Iago in Othello with Denzel Washington, and I think about like the history of actors that have played that role throughout time, and I’m intimidated by that.”The Brave and the Bold will be directed by Andy Muschietti from a script by Bill Finger, Bob Kane, and Grant Morrison. When the movie was announced, DC Studios boss James Gunn described it as “the introduction of the DCU Batman.” However, like the upcoming Superman, it will not focus on the Dark Knight’s origin story. Instead, the story will be inspired by Grant Morrison and Andy Kubert’s 2006 Batman and Son arc.
A new version of the Dark Knight will make his DCU debut when The Brave and the Bold hits screens, and Jake Gyllenhaal would love to play the titular hero.
Speaking to Screen Rant, Gyllenhaal discussed the prospect of taking on the role if the opportunity presented itself. He also touched on what it would be like to play a character others have embodied on screen. “Oh, man. That’s a classic. It’s an honor,” he said. “Speaking of playing roles that other incredible actors have played in the past, to me actually roles that other incredible actors have played in the past, which, to me when I think about it, I’m going to play Iago in Othello with Denzel Washington, and I think about like the history of actors that have played that role throughout time, and I’m intimidated by that.”
The Brave and the Bold will be directed by Andy Muschietti from a script by Bill Finger, Bob Kane, and Grant Morrison. When the movie was announced, DC Studios boss James Gunn described it as “the introduction of the DCU Batman.” However, like the upcoming Superman, it will not focus on the Dark Knight’s origin story. Instead, the story will be inspired by Grant Morrison and Andy Kubert’s 2006 Batman and Son arc.
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