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Supernad a écrit:Je le verrais bien porter une sorte de masque, Léto n'est pas le genre d'acteur à rouspéter pour qu'on le reconnaisse dans un rôle ( oui petite vacherie envers ces héros qui perdent leurs casques sur les affiches ). En tout cas pour ceux qui se posent la question il aura bien les cheveux verts dans le film , ce n'est pas parce qu'il est blond aujourd’hui (à un mois et demi début du tournage ) qu'il le sera dans le film. .

Supernad a écrit:En tout cas pour ceux qui se posent la question il aura bien les cheveux verts dans le film

Adanedhel a écrit:

Supernad a écrit:Je le verrais bien porter une sorte de masque, Léto n'est pas le genre d'acteur à rouspéter pour qu'on le reconnaisse dans un rôle ( oui petite vacherie envers ces héros qui perdent leurs casques sur les affiches ). En tout cas pour ceux qui se posent la question il aura bien les cheveux verts dans le film , ce n'est pas parce qu'il est blond aujourd’hui (à un mois et demi début du tournage ) qu'il le sera dans le film. .

D'accord avec toi
Encore pour Thor c'est compréhensible, il était assez ridicule.
Mais pour Cap' et Iron Man... (d'ailleurs RDJ n'était pas casqué sur l'affiche du premier IM )

NiradZedjati a écrit:Ouaip, d'ailleurs le coiffeur de Leto a "instagramé" le type de teinture verte qui sera utilisée pour le film...

Supernad a écrit:Il commence à me faire peur le Leto , je sais c'est difficile de perdre c'est sourcils mais quand même il faut qu'il arrête de poster ce genre de photo .

RomainWW a écrit:Leto en ssj 3

actor Jai Courtney talked a bit more with Access Hollywood about his role as Captain Boomerang in Suicide Squad, as well as the anticipation to meet his all-star castmates. "Everyone's been in training, but we're yet to kind of all converge and get down, but that's happening this week," he said. "I can't wait. It's really cool. It's going to be [as] big as you can imagine and, you know, it's a really interesting world." Courtney then discussed how meeting the expectations of director David Ayer might bring some friendly competition to the set when filming starts next month. "It does attract a certain amount of talent and dedication and [David] really demands that. I mean, I'd heard a lot about what he put the guys through on Fury in order to prepare for that film and it fascinated me. I mean, you don't always get that. That's such a privilege as an actor when you are presented with a challenge and expected to really bring it and match and kind of come along. I think the group he's assembled, there's probably going to be a really healthy amount of competition between us. You know, not just to do it like the macho elements of like getting in shape and stuff....And you bring out the best in one another when you demand that of each other."

“The story’s dope and David is just, he’s cool. You know, I think you’re always afraid when you go into like a big superhero movie that it’s gonna be kinda just action and you’re not gonna be able to just really go to the bottom of the characters, but I think he’s gonna be able to do both, really give it both depth and scale. Yeah, all the conversations that we’ve had so far have been like, ‘Wow. Okay, we’re really going there.’ So that’s fun.”

"I’ve been training for three months in different martial arts," he revealed. "As you can imagine for that superhero world, the athletic expectations are rather high." He (obviously) wouldn't reveal any plot details, but had nothing but good things to say about his A-List co-stars. "I’m working with a great cast. It’s a wonderful group and I’m really pumped to be working among them. I play an Aussie, which is going to be really fun!" That's Courtney's native accent and confirmation that this version of the character won't be American-ised like his small screen counterpart. Praising the "visual talent" of Fury director David Ayer, he added: "It’s going to be a huge action film, very visual, but grounded in the characters."

The actress was first asked what got her to sign as Amanda Waller and simply answered, "That she’s Amanda Waller!That she’s badass."

The actress would then elaborate on her response and revealed how she relates to the character of Amanda Waller. "She’s unapologetic, everything that I’m reading and studying about her: unapologetic, no humor, just brutal. That’s me!" Davis then goes on to describe the excitement that comes with portraying "The Wall". "Listen, she gets to use a gun, t’s my fantasy. Now, I would never do that in life, but when I get a gun on a set, it does something to me."

Ike Barinholtz, actor and Chicago native, phoned in with Chicago Tribune to talk about an exciting project coming up. I can’t talk too much about it, otherwise I’ll be executed, Barinholtz joked.

We’re three days in. This is a crazy movie. It’s the biggest movie I’ve ever been in. However, of course, Ike Barinholtz stays mum on his role. The only thing I can say is that it’s a very different side of me that you haven't seen on "The Mindy Project" or "Neighbors". Barinholtz described the tone of the movie stating, It appeals to people’s dark side a little more. It has a ‘Dirty Dozen’ feel. I think that’s the direction we’re going in.

Ike Barinholtz then revealed an interesting connection to a renowned writer of Suicide Squad, John Ostrander. He also talks about his impressions of the script: Ironically, my mom was friends with John Ostrander, who wrote one of the original incarnations in the 80s. I was very happy to hear about the project. And when discussions began of me being in it, I read the script and was like "Oh my God, this is awesome".