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7 Actors Who Should Be Cast In DC’s Standalone Films And Who They Should Portray

As we're sure you're all aware by now, the DCEU – or whatever it should be called – will still exist after Justice League, but the filmmakers will be allowed to experiment more with standalone outings. While the Joker origin movie is gearing up to be the first in this new line of DC projects, there's a lot of chatter that Matt Reeves' The Batman will also be set early on in the Caped Crusader's crime-fighting career.
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Danila Kozlovsky (Red Son Superman)

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Is Superman: Red Son actually happening? Honestly, no one knows at this point and it could just be Mark Millar and Kong: Skull Island director, Jordan Vogt-Roberts, trolling us on Twitter. Nonetheless, with this standalone universe thing taking shape, it’s definitely within the realm of possibility.

If this Elseworlds tale about a Soviet Superman does come to fruition, though, it would only make sense to let an actor from that region portray him. Our pick for the ‘Chelovek of Steel’ is Russian actor Danila Kozlovsky, who has appeared in a host of movies – normally as some type of menacing Russian enforcer. It’s unfortunate, because as a qualified theatre actor, he’s so much more than the stereotypical goon role he portrays.

Not only does Kozlovsky have the look and size to pull off this gargantuan role, but he’d be capable of speaking in the Russian language too, if DC/Warner Bros. are brave enough to make a foreign-language DC film.

All things considered, it does sound like this project could be an extreme long shot – especially because of all the political issues surrounding the US and Russia at the moment – but if it does happen, we’d love to see Kozlovsky become the Red Son Superman.


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Sergio is an entertainment journalist who has written about movies, television, video games, and comic books for the likes of Screen Rant, CBR, Looper, IGN, Thought Catalog, and Fortress of Solitude. Outside of journalism, he is an award-winning copywriter, screenwriter, and novelist. He holds a degree in media studies and psychology.