Star Wars’ John Boyega says which DC character he desires to play

Star Wars’ John Boyega has already ticked off one main franchise and he is now revealed that he is acquired his eye on a job in a DC film.

The actor replied to a tweet that recommended that he could be a very good match for the function of Static, a DC Comics character who turns into a member of the Teen Titans who’s able to electromagnetic management and technology.

He responded by saying that he thinks he’s “Too old!” for the function, including “I’d love to see a newcomer!” play the half.

– Daisy Ridley struggled to seek out work post-Star Wars

Several followers then jumped into the dialog to recommend DC roles for Boyega, from “John Stewart, Green Lantern” to “Mr Terric”.

But the actor himself, who performs Finn within the three Star Wars sequels and has additionally had starring roles in Detroit and Pacific Rim: Uprising, had different concepts.

“Lmaooooo too funny. I can’t be red hood? Damn,” he replied – a suggestion which many followers jumped on as being a implausible thought.

The Red Hood is an alias utilized by plenty of DC characters however the most effective recognized incarnation is Jason Todd, a former Robin who’s killed by the Joker after which resurrected with a really completely different character.

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DC present Titans is ready to discover the Red Hood in its third sequence, as its model of Jason Todd (Curran Walters) is about to drop his Robin mantle and develop into the Red Hood with a purpose to take revenge on his outdated crew after a giant falling out.

We’ve now acquired our eyes on DC’s casting bulletins to see whether or not Boyega’s identify seems quickly.

The actor typically interacts along with his Twitter followers however he has generally sadly encountered “toxic” followers on his feed, inflicting him to name them out final week.

“Toxic Star Wars followers nonetheless discover their solution to my mentions,” he wrote. “Lord. Must I be blunt? I don’t f**k with you no more.”

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is on the market on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K now, in addition to on Disney+, Sky Cinema Premiere and NOW TV.

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