Jason Momoa, best known for his portrayal of Aquaman in the DC Universe, recently conveyed confidence in his ongoing association with the franchise even after the conclusion of the “Aquaman” series. The actor, who made his initial appearance in the DC universe through a cameo in the 2016 film “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” discussed his Aquaman journey in a recent interview on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Opening up about the challenges faced during the production of the upcoming sequel, “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” Momoa hinted that this installment might mark the culmination of a particular phase in the DC universe. Despite complications, including delays linked to casting issues, particularly Amber Heard’s role, Momoa expressed optimism about his continued involvement, stating, “If people like it, there will always be a place for me in DC – they like me.”
The 44-year-old actor alluded to the potential conclusion of this DC universe chapter, recognizing that unforeseen circumstances have occurred before. He remains hopeful that audience appreciation for the sequel will secure his place in future DC projects.
Reports from various sources, including Huffle Post, shed light on the film’s challenges, such as poor test screenings and a heightened budget of approximately $205 million due to extensive reshoots. Despite budget constraints preventing additional reshoots, DC plans to release the film in its current form, leaving fans eager to see how the Aquaman saga unfolds.
