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They couldn't do a Hancock 2 or some shyt? NO.MORE.SLAVE. MOVIES
A different script
shyt I’d take that over thisThey couldn't do a Hancock 2 or some shyt? NO.MORE.SLAVE. MOVIES
Deadshot was going to get a spinoff because it was Will Smith being Will Smith.Deadshot is also a relatively unknown character outside of the comic book world compared to a character like Harley Quinn (who got more focus). If anyone was going to get a spinoff, then it would be her.
Eh...I think thats a byproduct of the side character being more interesting than the quiet type hero.He, correctly, felt that Django was not truly the main character in the movie and wanted the script developed more in Django's direction. The movie is a Christoph Waltz vehicle until the third act.
Will as a rule only does movies where he is the star and it's developed around him.
Same with Denzel. It's why he's declined being a villain in the F&F movies.
There was the promise of getting his own franchise from that too.
Deadshot is also a relatively unknown character outside of the comic book world compared to a character like Harley Quinn (who got more focus). If anyone was going to get a spinoff, then it would be her.
He, correctly, felt that Django was not truly the main character in the movie and wanted the script developed more in Django's direction. The movie is a Christoph Waltz vehicle until the third act.
Will as a rule only does movies where he is the star and it's developed around him.
Same with Denzel. It's why he's declined being a villain in the F&F movies.
Rock in the same boatHe's made a lot of money that way, as well as maintained being a huge star.
He also hasn't made very many actually good movies and even fewer great ones.
But that's a debate I'm not really interested in having
They got other alternatives for you brehA different script
Freedom's Path (2020) - IMDbSet during the American Civil War, the story of a unique friendship forged between a Union soldier and runaway slave, centering in and around the Underground Railroad.
Rock in the same boat
What was his reasoning for passing up the role?
He has an interview with him and Samuel L Jackson. Where Will says that he wanted Django to be more of a love movie than what it turned out to be.
Let me find the interview.
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