In a recent ET Online interview, Jason Momoa expressed uncertainty about his future as 'Aquaman' and the franchise's trajectory. Despite his debut in 'Justice League' and the subsequent successful stand-alone film, Momoa revealed doubts about continuing as the submerged superhero.
While acknowledging the potential for the character's future, Momoa expressed reservations, citing uncertainty about the road ahead, particularly with James Gunn and Peter Safran steering new creative directions.
Despite Warner Bros' impending release of 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,' Momoa hinted at diverging paths, raising questions about his continued involvement.
Nevertheless, Momoa emphasized his attachment to the character and the Warner Bros and DC universe, describing it as his home and expressing a desire to remain part of it.
When reflecting on his role as Aquaman, Momoa described it as something that "makes my heart smile," indicating a personal and profound connection to the character and the cinematic universe it encompasses.
Key Points:
1. Jason Momoa, known for his portrayal of Aquaman, expressed uncertainty about the character's future in an ET Online interview. Despite the success of the franchise, Momoa hinted at doubts about continuing in the role, stating, "It's not looking too good" regarding the possibility of future appearances as the submerged superhero.
2. He highlighted that while James Gunn and Peter Safran are inclined to "start their own thing up," he doesn't view it as entirely his choice to continue or end the character's journey, despite Warner Bros' upcoming release of 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,' following the success of the first film.
3. Despite the uncertainty, Momoa conveyed a willingness to remain part of the DC world if there's a place for his character, Arthur Curry, in future projects. He emphasized his attachment to Warner and DC as his home and expressed a desire to continue contributing to the franchise.
4. Reflecting on his role as Aquaman, Momoa shared that it brings joy to his heart, simplifying his feelings towards portraying the metahuman and Arthur Curry in the films.
5. While acknowledging uncertainties about the future of his character, Momoa's sentiments reveal both his attachment to the role and his openness to continuing if the opportunity arises within the Warner Bros and DC universe, emphasizing his emotional connection to the character and the franchise.
(With Agency Inputs)
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