According to Yesterday's latest news from Deadline, Warner's streaming platforms HBOmax and J· J. Abrams' Bad Robot Studio is preparing a remake of the TV series Constantine.
The film is currently casting for Constantine, and will find a "darker complexion" person to star, set on a young Londoner.
The last actor to play Konstantin in film was Matt Ryan, who appeared as a lead character in NBC's TV series Konstantin.
However, I don't know why the show was cut after only one season, and the rating of this drama in China is not low.
Matt Ryan later joined the toilet table's Legends of Tomorrow crew as Constantine and became a resident character.
In fact, Matt Ryan, the actor, is still very in line with Constantine's temperament, always with a little evil in his eyes, bad when speaking, and his body shape is also appropriate, it is almost like Constantine walked out of a comic book.
In fact, Matt himself enjoyed his experience as Constantine, not only making various cameo roles in the Green Arrow Universe, but also dubbing Constantine in the DC Animated series, and Constantine in Konstantin: City of Demons, Justice League Dark, and Justice League Dark: Apocalypse Wars are all him.
Familiar viewers should be able to recognize Matt's voice, very distinctive.
Of course, if I could, I still hope that the young Keanu Reeves can play Constantine again, which is the best person in my heart.
But now keanu is old, the body shape is no longer the same, it is difficult to reproduce the temperament of the original peak period.
Previously, there was also news that Keanu returned to the mainstream vision with "Fast Pursuit" and some people asked him to continue the film "Constantine", but it has not been confirmed.
However, Keanu's version of Constantine has a fatal flaw that does not match the character, that is, it is too handsome! How could Zakon possibly be worthy of him?
At present, the HBO version of "Constantine" is in the development stage, and "Variety" subsequently confirmed that the show will meet with DC fans as the beginning of the "Dark Justice League" series.
Previously J· J. Abrams and his wife Katie McGrath's Bad Robot Studio took on the task of filming the entire "Justice League of Darkness" series from Warner.
Kevin Reilly, chief content officer at HBO, thinks the collaboration is very exciting, "it's a great union of Stephen King and the DC Universe."
Well, maybe.