Dexter Revival Reveals Villain Casting and Plot Details
Showtime’s Dexter series revival has its villain, and it’s none other than Mr. Krabs himself: Clancy Brown.
Variety reports that Brown will play Kurt Caldwell, the unofficial mayor of the town of Iron Lake. A former truck driver who now owns the local truckstop and several trucks, Caldwell is described as a classic figure you should never cross: Kind to his friends, but ruthless to those who wrong him.
Brown has had a strong career between film, television, and video game roles. IGN readers will recognize him as the voice of Spongebob Squarepant’s Mr. Krabs, Detroit: Become Human’s jaded detective Hank Anderson, as well as roles in The Shawshank Redemption, Highlander, and Starship Troopers. He's more recently starred in ABC's Emergence and Shudder's The Mortuary Collection.
[ignvideo url="https://www.ign.com/videos/2020/12/01/how-they-ruined-the-dexter-finale"]Brown will be joining Dexter star Michael C. Hall, who is reprising his role as the vigilante serial killer Dexter Morgan. Hall has previously stated that he’s excited to return to the role after the original series’ “unsatisfying” ending.
The 10-episode revival will serve as a “second finale” for the show, which largely disappointed fans. Plot details are still scarce, but Showtime’s president of entertainment Gary Levine has praised Hall and showrunner Clyde Phillips for finding a narrative that’s “truly worthy of the brilliant, original series.” [poilib element="accentDivider"] Joseph Knoop is a writer/producer/serial filler for IGN.Zack Snyder Explains the Importance of Superman’s Black Suit in Justice League
"I really felt like my Superman...has to sort of level up and sort of learn something and be something different because in the end, the idea is that, or what I had planned was that, the...final step for Superman is kind of his real return, or his real coming into, what I would consider almost the classic Superman," Snyder added.
Snyder went on to say that the "classic" Superman moment doesn't really happen in this movie. He also explained that the black suit in his cut of the movie is a "great time delineator" that allows audiences to see where in the timeline they are with the character.
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"I really was always excited about using the black suit to kind of lock us in to...when he goes from the black suit to the red and blue suit (and) what that means," he said. "You can't just be like, 'oh now let's put him in the blue suit, now let's put him in the black suit.' It's like, 'no, that's not cool.'"
You'll be able to see how all of Snyder's black suit thoughts translate onto the screen this year when the Justice League: Snyder Cut is released on HBO Max. Check out this clip that shows Superman in the black suit meeting Alfred and after that, read about Snyder casually announcing that the first part of the Snyder Cut will release in March. The Snyder Cut will be a four-part series where each part is one hour long, so it's unclear when the other three parts will be released if just the first part is released in March.
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Wesley LeBlanc is a freelance news writer and guide maker for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @LeBlancWes.Zack Snyder Explains the Importance of Superman’s Black Suit in Justice League
"I really felt like my Superman...has to sort of level up and sort of learn something and be something different because in the end, the idea is that, or what I had planned was that, the...final step for Superman is kind of his real return, or his real coming into, what I would consider almost the classic Superman," Snyder added.
Snyder went on to say that the "classic" Superman moment doesn't really happen in this movie. He also explained that the black suit in his cut of the movie is a "great time delineator" that allows audiences to see where in the timeline they are with the character.
[ignvideo url="https://www.ign.com/videos/2020/08/22/justice-league-the-snyder-cut-trailer"]
"I really was always excited about using the black suit to kind of lock us in to...when he goes from the black suit to the red and blue suit (and) what that means," he said. "You can't just be like, 'oh now let's put him in the blue suit, now let's put him in the black suit.' It's like, 'no, that's not cool.'"
You'll be able to see how all of Snyder's black suit thoughts translate onto the screen this year when the Justice League: Snyder Cut is released on HBO Max. Check out this clip that shows Superman in the black suit meeting Alfred and after that, read about Snyder casually announcing that the first part of the Snyder Cut will release in March. The Snyder Cut will be a four-part series where each part is one hour long, so it's unclear when the other three parts will be released if just the first part is released in March.
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Wesley LeBlanc is a freelance news writer and guide maker for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @LeBlancWes.Zack Snyder Has ‘No Plan’ to Make More DC Movies After Justice League Snyder Cut
Director Zack Snyder says he has no plans to make more DC movies after the release of the Snyder Cut of Justice League.
In an interview with Comic Book Debate (via Collider), Snyder commented on the matter of future films, while leaving the door open for the future.
[widget path="global/article/imagegallery" parameters="albumSlug=2021-movies-preview&captions=true"]“Look, I never thought I’d be here doing this. I didn’t think I’d be finishing Justice League… The truth is, and it’s been widely reported, and I have no issue, this is an old movie. This is a years-old movie I’m working on. The DC universe has gone and branched off and done its own thing and that’s fine… As far as what I did and as far as what my vision for what I wanted to do with these characters and the journey I wanted them to go on, it’s well known that I planned on more movies — five movies or something — but I’m busy. I’ve got a lot going on. Is it cool that the fans have so much faith in the trajectory? Yes, it’s amazing, and I couldn’t be happier and I’m excited for them to see Justice League so they can really drink the entire elixir of Justice League. But would I continue? I have no plan to. But like I said, I didn’t think I’d be here, so who knows?”
The long-awaited (and at one time seemingly mythical) Snyder Cut is reportedly due to release in March on HBO Max in four hour-long segments. Snyder says he is including 150 minutes of previously unseen footage, and won’t be using any of director Joss Whedon’s work on the film following Snyder’s original departure.
Snyder certainly isn’t the only one considering his future with DC. Cyborg actor Ray Fisher has said he won’t work with DC Films president Walter Hamada again after Fisher accused Hamada of enabling a toxic work environment under Joss Whedon.
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In the meantime, DC fans have the divisive Wonder Woman 1984 to watch on HBO Max. Thankfully, you can finally tune in on your PS5 and Roku. [poilib element="accentDivider"] Joseph Knoop is a writer/producer/cyborg for IGN.Zack Snyder Has ‘No Plan’ to Make More DC Movies After Justice League Snyder Cut
Director Zack Snyder says he has no plans to make more DC movies after the release of the Snyder Cut of Justice League.
In an interview with Comic Book Debate (via Collider), Snyder commented on the matter of future films, while leaving the door open for the future.
[widget path="global/article/imagegallery" parameters="albumSlug=2021-movies-preview&captions=true"]“Look, I never thought I’d be here doing this. I didn’t think I’d be finishing Justice League… The truth is, and it’s been widely reported, and I have no issue, this is an old movie. This is a years-old movie I’m working on. The DC universe has gone and branched off and done its own thing and that’s fine… As far as what I did and as far as what my vision for what I wanted to do with these characters and the journey I wanted them to go on, it’s well known that I planned on more movies — five movies or something — but I’m busy. I’ve got a lot going on. Is it cool that the fans have so much faith in the trajectory? Yes, it’s amazing, and I couldn’t be happier and I’m excited for them to see Justice League so they can really drink the entire elixir of Justice League. But would I continue? I have no plan to. But like I said, I didn’t think I’d be here, so who knows?”
The long-awaited (and at one time seemingly mythical) Snyder Cut is reportedly due to release in March on HBO Max in four hour-long segments. Snyder says he is including 150 minutes of previously unseen footage, and won’t be using any of director Joss Whedon’s work on the film following Snyder’s original departure.
Snyder certainly isn’t the only one considering his future with DC. Cyborg actor Ray Fisher has said he won’t work with DC Films president Walter Hamada again after Fisher accused Hamada of enabling a toxic work environment under Joss Whedon.
[ignvideo url="https://www.ign.com/videos/2020/12/26/wonder-woman-1984s-biggest-wtf-questions"]
In the meantime, DC fans have the divisive Wonder Woman 1984 to watch on HBO Max. Thankfully, you can finally tune in on your PS5 and Roku. [poilib element="accentDivider"] Joseph Knoop is a writer/producer/cyborg for IGN.
