James Gunn delivered DC fans some good and bad news about the fate of “Sgt. Rock” on Friday. The good news is that the World War II-set DCU film will still move forward. The bad news is that Luca ...

According to a recent rumor, Daniel Craig may have left the DCU’s Sgt. Rock to play the supervillain Brainiac in the upcoming Superman movie and its sequels. Notably, Brainiac is an enduring Superman ...

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The Sgt. Rock is no longer moving forward at Warner Bros. and DC Studios, at least at this time. It’s a developing situation that’s a bit of a bummer for DCU fans who were looking forward to the ...

Colin Farrell was to play the DC soldier in a feature that had Guadagnino on board to direct. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer The battle is over even before it even began for World War II soldier Sgt.

DC fans are reacting positively to the recent news that Colin Farrell is in talks to play the eponymous comic book character in Luca Guadagnino’s Sgt. Rock. Notably, Farrell has played Oz Cobb / ...

Colin Farrell may be headed to the DCU. Farrell played Oswald “Oz” Cobb in 2022’s The Batman and the 2024 HBO spin-off series, The Penguin. He’s expected to reprise that role in the sequel to The ...

Sgt. Rock has been in development hell for a long time, but we only found out about a more modern attempt back in September. When the writer and director were announced, people were surprised and very ...

The DC Studios film will no longer be a reunion between the trio of Craig, Guadagnino, and screenwriter Justin Kuritzkes, according to multiple reports. “Sgt. Rock” was announced in November 2024 and ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook While WB is undoubtedly trying to find the best available actor to headline Sgt. Rock, it’s still ...

Considering that most of our favorite DC Comics heroes have their origins in World War II (or, at least, became popular during the early 1940s), it makes sense that James Gunn's upcoming DC Universe ...