Brandon Rose discussed in a new interview the possibility of returning to the role of "Superman" in 2022 DC's "The Flash" movie.
Ezra Miller's "The Flash" indie program has begun to take shape, and while it's a film based on The Red Runner (the earliest born Of The Flash), it involves a lot of characters, including Ben Affleck's Batman, and, more surprisingly, Michael Keaton announced his return to Batman (Keaton played this role in two films directed by Tim Burton, one in 1989 and the other in 1992). ）
Ross played Superman in 2006's "Superman Returns, directed by Brian Singer."
The film attempted to revive the long-dormant Superman series, but ultimately failed. Although the film achieved a little success, it ultimately did not meet box office expectations. Henry Cavill took over the role in 2013, and Superman: Man of Steel revived the Superman franchise, kicking off the DCEU we have today.
Ross's return to the DCEU is not unprecedented, as he has already appeared in Infinite Earth Crisis (Green Arrow Universe). With the collision of different universes, many people wonder what would happen if the "Steel Body" appeared in this long-awaited movie.
In an interview with the show, Ross talked about the possibility of his return to the DCEU as Superman.
Ross took his return to the Green Arrow universe as a sign of possibility, and he also mentioned that they would bring in more characters from previous DCEU projects, opening the door for more cameos.
Ben Affleck's return as Batman is not surprising. Ezra Miller's latest "The Flash" is part of Affleck's Justice League. However, Keaton's return also hints at the direction the DCEU may take. If they had explored the multiverse as they did in Flashpoint (which is the film's potential inspiration), it would have been entirely possible for Ross's Superman to return. It would also open the door to many other heroes in the DCEU, including Robert Pattinson's Batman or any of the film's characters.
"Superman Returns" didn't get the box office revenue That Warner had hoped for, so the sequel was shelved. But it also contributed to 2013's Man of Steel, a sequel that has been discussed for years, but with no real results, and perhaps that could change as Zach Schneider and Warner work together again.
The Flash is starting to look like a movie that lays the groundwork for the future of the DCEU. Although the film won't be released until 2022 (shooting begins in March 2021), Warner seems ready to set the stage for the rest of the series.