Nite Owl (Dan Dreiberg) / Bill Pullman
Rorschach (Walter Kovacs) / Willem Dafoe
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) / Kyle MacLachlan
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) / Val Kilmer
The Comedian (Edward Blake) / Burt Reynolds
Silk Spectre II (Laurie Juspeczyk) / Jennifer Connelly
Jon Hamm as Batman
Finn Wolfhard as Robin
Tony Dalton as Joker
Glenn Howerton as The Riddler
Stephen Root as The Penguin
Aubrey Plaza as Catwoman
Duke: Glenn Powell
Scarlett: Jodie Comer
Roadblock: Winston Duke
Snake Eyes: Andrew Koji
Cobra Commander: Walton Goggins
Destro: Michael Fassbender
Hearing rumors that Batman has already been cast for the DCU, I came across a quote a that said, “It’s not a name I would have guessed.” This piqued my curiosity, and I started thinking about who could realistically portray Bruce. Considering this would be an older Batman with a newfound son, I believe these two actors are the closest we could get.
Dan Stevens
He could easily nail the shallow, smiling billionaire routine. But looking at any of his darker indie roles, he knows exactly how to drop that public mask in an instant to reveal a completely broken, obsessive, and brilliantly strategic Batman.
Richard Madden
Madden naturally carries that aristocratic weight that’s needed for the wealthy playboy side of Bruce Wayne. He can go from charming to completely dark, analytical, and genuinely dangerous.
Agent Philippa "Phil" Coulson: Carrie Coon
Commander Martin Hill (Maria Hill): Matt Bomer
Samantha Wilson / Falcon (Sam Wilson): Jodie Turner-Smith
Peter "Pepper" Potts: Hugh Dancy
Col. Jane "Rhodey" Rhodes / War Machine: Lashana Lynch
The Vision (J.A.R.V.I.S.): Rosamund Pike
Major Pierce Carter (Peggy Carter): Richard Madden
James Foster (Jane Foster): Andrew Garfield
Antonia "Toni" Stark / Iron Woman: Jessica Chastain
Stephanie Rogers / Captain America: Elle Fanning
Thor, Goddess of Thunder: Samara Weaving
Dr. Brenda Banner / The Hulk: Melanie Lynskey
Nikolai Romanoff / Black Widow: Theo James
Clara Barton / Hawkeye: Mary Elizabeth Winstead
Loki, Goddess of Mischief: Jodie Comer
Director Nicole Fury: Regina King
Peter Parker / Spider-Man — Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Mary Jane Watson-Parker — Mary Elizabeth Winstead
Harry Osborn — Dan Stevens
J. Jonah Jameson — Bob Odenkirk
Aunt May — Sigourney Weaver
Norman Osborn / The Green Goblin — Bryan Cranston
Dr. Otto Octavius / Doc Ock — Michael Stuhlbarg
Fred Jones — Cary Elwes
Shaggy Rogers — Keanu Reeves
Daphne Blake — Lea Thompson
Velma Dinkley — Joan Cusack
I’ve been trying to keep track of the Blade reboot, but it feels like it’s been in development hell forever. It was announced back at SDCC 2019, and now, halfway through 2026, we’re still looking at a vacuum of official updates. It’s lost two directors, Bassam Tariq and Yann Demange and undergone at least five major script rewrites by various writers.
I know Disney pulled it from the official release calendar back in 2024, but I’ve seen conflicting reports, some industry insiders are claiming the solo project is officially dead and that Marvel is pivoting to a Midnight Sons ensemble film instead. Is there any concrete news on whether Mahershala Ali is still attached, or is the film officially shelved for the foreseeable future? Curious what everyone’s take is on the likelihood of this ever actually happening?
Wanda White (Walter White) - Toni Collette
Jessica “Jessie” Pinkman (Jessie Pinkman) - Julia Garner
Scott White (Skyler White) - Kyle Chandler
Henrietta Shrader (Hank Shrader) - Gillian Anderson
Sally Goodman (Saul Goodman) - Natasha Lyonne
Graciela Fring (Gustavo Fring) - Viola Davis
George Clooney as Tony Stark
Brendan Fraser as Captain America
Viggo Mortensen as Thor
Nicholas Cage as Bruce Banner
Angelina Jolie as Black Widow
Keanu Reeves as Hawkeye
Leonardo DiCaprio as Peter Parker
Bruce Willis as Nick Fury
Keanu Reeves as John
Bill Murray as Ted
Sandra Bullock as Lori
James Spader as Rex
Crispin Glover as Donny
Adam West as The Childhood Hero
Vince Vaughn as Phil
Matthew Perry as Stu
Chris Farley as Alan
Paul Rudd as Doug
George Clooney as Tony Stark / Iron Man
Daniel Craig as Steve Rogers / Captain America
Bryan Cranston as Bruce Banner / The Maestro
Viggo Mortensen as King Thor
Timothy Olyphant as Clint Barton / Hawkeye
Gillian Anderson as Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow
Gary Oldman as Stephen Strange / Doctor Strange
Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Peter Parker / Spider-Man
Brendan Fraser as Clark Kent / Superman
Ben Kingsley as Lex Luthor
Sandra Bullock as Lois Lane
James Earl Jones as Perry White
Tom Skerritt as Jonathan Kent
Ellen Burstyn as Martha Kent
Yelena Belova (Black Widow) / Angelina Jolie
Bucky Barnes (The Winter Soldier) / Ethan Hawke
Alexei Shostakov (Red Guardian) / John Goodman
John Walker (U.S. Agent) / Kurt Russell
Ava Starr (Ghost) / Halle Berry
Antonia Dreykov (Taskmaster) / Famke Janssen
Bob (Sentry) / Edward Norton
Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Val) / Anjelica Huston
Jude Law has evolved into a master of intelligent intensity. He could perfectly channel Xavier’s educated confidence, adding a layer of sophisticated grit to the Professor's persona. With Law in the chair, a simple debate over ethics becomes a tense moment of sheer acting prowess, transforming the character into something far more complex than a mere mentor.