T'Challa
A.K.A. The Black Panther
King of Wakanda
King of the Dead and The Champion of Bast
Two-Time Time Magazine "Person Of The Year"
Six-Time People Magazine "Sexiest Man Alive"
Aldis Hodge has been on my radar recently.
I was watching an interview of him and what I learned from that interview was that apart from being an actor, he's also an engineer and makes wrist watches for people which perfectly fits the character of T'Challa who is also a scientist and an engineer to some extent.
Don't know if that will ever happen but I can only hope it will.
Here is my problem with the "its for young adults/kid" card...
What youngins wanna get a book called black panther and then see no black panther lol?
Why do we have to go back to kid pre-panther?
Yes, he did "honorable" things in this episode. Yes, he is a swell guy. And they are building his weird (for wakanda) world view.
But couldn't they have done the same damn thing starting with 25 year old king of Wakanda black panther T'challa lol?
Thsi book wasn't written badly and it didn't chump T'challa but the coolest person this issue was Storm lol.
At least Rise of T'challa show up and crack skulls lol. And they are hitting on the same beats as Rise (syan and hunter being shady).
I don't really like how they are portraying Hunter but maybe his motivation will be fleshed out more next issue
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I think comic book movie fans are more used to recasts because there are way more comic book movies through the years using multiple actors for the same characters.
Star wars had 3 movies, and huge ass gap, then three more moives, and another huge gap.
and the third wave of star wars just basically went, "hey old fans come back! remember this person!" It was pure nostalgia bait vs telling new stories. So of course they used tech and old actors and such. The whole thing centered on nostalgia. No matter how bad it looks (coughLukeinMandoloriancough)
I don't think it fits 1 to 1.
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I think you are correct. However I can't think of a comic book movie that recast a major character like this in the middle of an ongoing story. I mean Batman Forever was another batman movie. But it wasn't related to Batman Returns. The best I can think of is the recast of the Hulk. And it worked. But first off the Hulk didn't make a lot of money. And I don't think very many people tied Ed Norton to the Hulk. And they never did another Hulk solo. He comes back in Avengers 4 years later. Which is kind of an interesting point. If you do a recast maybe the actor should come back in something not his solo movie so people can get used to him?
I've warmed up on Aldis. However, I think you'd have to keep down a certain lane. Im not sure he can handle the emotion (especially coming off Boseman). I do think he could play the calculated T'Challa and very driven/angry T'Challa.
Sope has better range imo. However, either would still be good. Just gotta keep Aldis in his wheelhouse.
To be fair Marvel/DC is way more open to actors/directors working for both.
Henry Cavill is still trying to get DC to greenlight another Superman return, but also said he'd want to play Captain Britain as well.
Guy who plays Agent Woo is also going to be in the new Aquaman movie.
Keaton is still Vulture and returning as Batman.
T'Challa
A.K.A. The Black Panther
King of Wakanda
King of the Dead and The Champion of Bast
Two-Time Time Magazine "Person Of The Year"
Six-Time People Magazine "Sexiest Man Alive"