Warner Bros. Studio has planned to start shooting the "Dark Universe" film early next year. (Photo : Twitter/JusticeLeague)
There have been revelations and speculations on the upcoming film "Justice League: Part One" in 2017.
"Justice League: Part One" will star Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne/ Batman, Henry Cavill as Clark Kent/ Superman, Gal Gadot as Diana Prince/ Wonder Woman, Jason Mamoa as Arthur Curry/ Aquaman, Ezra Miller as The Flash, Ray Fisher as Victor Stone/ Cyborg, and an unconfirmed character as Hal Jordan/ Green Lantern.
An official image of Momoa as Aquaman was released by Zack Snyder. Several people believe that the tagline "Unite the Seven" means uniting the Seven Seas. On the other hand, it is assumed that they are the seven members of the Justice League to be united.
After some denial about becoming Aquaman, Momoa is now recognized as the King of Atlantis. He shared his thoughts in an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
When he was asked if he senses optimism towards his character, he said, "Oh, absolutely. The whole mythology of Aquaman is pretty amazing. There's so many things to tell, and there's a whole backstory that's just amazing." And then he continued. "There's a lot of surprises coming. I think, yeah, he's been cast aside. But, um [laugh] times are going to change now, buddy."
It was rumored that Michelle Rodriguez will play Hal Jordan/ Green Lantern and reunite with actress Gal Gadot, as per Movie Pilot. But then, the actress denied the speculations. Dan Amboyer is also speculated to be Green Lantern since there was a photo of him wearing Hal Jordan's brown leather jacket in the "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" set. Will the actor complete the members of the Justice League.
Snyder is set to pilot and produce the forthcoming film, along with Wesley Coller and Geoff Johns as executive producers. Charles Roven and Deborah Snyder will be the co-producers. Snyder will add characters such as blue beetle to Justice League.
The highly anticipated "Justice League: Part One" is set to premiere in theaters and cinemas on Nov. 17, 2017.
