Sarah Shahi's first female role in Black Adam was confirmed

Sarah Shahi starred in "Black Adam"

The 1905 dc superhero film "Black Adam", which will be filmed this fall, has recently re-identified an actor candidate. Sarah Shahi, who starred in "Pulling Word Supreme," will join the cast as a female character leading the Resistance.

It is reported that the character is a university professor, and when disaster strikes, she stepped forward and became a living force in the Resistance Army, and became a freedom fighter and leader. In the DC Comics sequence, Kandak is the hometown of Black Adam. It's unclear what interaction the character will have with Black Adam, but it's also the first female character identified by Black Adam.

At present, there is no specific news about the story synopsis of the film. However, according to DC's plan, the film may have a more relaxed tone. The character of Black Adam has a strong two-sidedness, and the setting is very similar to Shazam, after all, he also has the power given by the gods. It's just that his power came from the Egyptian gods. There is not much difference in performance from Shazam. Although Black Adam is a supervillain, in a way, he is not a real villain. Even if DC completely whitewashes Black Adam, it is an excusable thing.

Of course, the film has not yet determined any storyline, and everything is still unknown. The film was originally scheduled to be filmed in July this year, and from the current situation, the film will start in the first half of 2021.