James Gunn's DCUcould cast an actor who was wasted on two big-name Marvelmovies and finally give him the superhero role he deserves. The DCU has been casting several actors in key roles since the franchise's announcement. From Superman and Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow's star-studded cast to Lanterns' growing cast of heroes and villains, the DCU already has secured characters such as Jason Momoa's Lobo, Kyle Chandler's Hal Jordan, Aaron Pierre's John Stewart, and Ulrich Thomsen's Sinestro, among others. Regardless of each projects' release date, more DCU casting news are bound to be revealed in the coming months and years. 226z1t

Aaron Taylor-Johnson has quickly become a notable name in Hollywood, having appeared in a handful of memorable films over the last decade. He will still be best known to many audiences for his starring role in Kick-Ass (2010) and the 2013 sequel, but he also played the lead in 2014's Godzilla, which remains a highlight of Legendary's MonsterVerse.

The best Aaron Taylor-Johnson movies prove he is one of Hollywood's most exciting young actors. Born Aaron Johnson in 1990, he began his film career as a child actor in the early 2000s. He broke out into stardom with his performance as the young John Lennon in the biopic Nowhere Boy in 2009. During that star-making production, he met his now-wife, Sam Taylor-Johnson, who made her directorial debut with the film.

Kraven The Hunter star Aaron Taylor-Johnson discusses his new Sony Marvel movie, similarities to Quicksilver, and a potential future Spider-Man fight.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson is returning to the superhero spotlight with Kraven The Hunter. The Golden Globe Award winner is no stranger to bringing a character from the comic page to live-action life, having portrayed Dave Lizewski in Kick-Ass and Quicksilver in Avengers: Age of Ultron, but Kraven The Hunter represents his first time fully embracing the dark side of the genre.

In the next year or two, Aaron Taylor-Johnsonhas two big movies that could make or break his acting career. Taylor-Johnson began acting in 2000, but didn't really break out until nine years later, when he starred in the raunchy superhero movie, Kick-Ass. From there, the actor raked in a number of exciting film projects, from Anna Karenina to Avengers: Age of Ultron. More recently, Taylor-Johnson's movies have taken on a darker, more action-packed ambiance, and it seems that this trend will only continue. As his movies become more notable, the more Taylor-Johnson has to gain - or lose.

Although Aaron Taylor-Johnson has had a star-studded career so far, I'm still disappointed that two major franchises denied him a bigger role by writing him out. After his breakout performance in Nowhere Boy, Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Kick-Ass appearances helped cement himself as a big name, with the actor having a number of big hits since. He's been part of a variety of fun projects, as the likes of Bullet Train and Nocturnal Animals gave him some of his best parts to date, and with plenty more exciting movies in the works, I'm confident Taylor-Johnson's profile will only continue to grow.

Marvel Studios considered bringing Aaron Taylor-Johnson back as Quicksilver for WandaVision. In the lead up to the first Marvel Cinematic Universe show on Disney+, plenty of fans believed that Quicksilver would be involved in some fashion. The show revolved around Wanda Maximoff a.k.a., Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen), and Vision (Paul Bettany) living in a fake reality. Since Pietro Maximoff died in the MCU during Avengers: Age of Ultron, this fake world seemed to be the perfect place to bring back Wanda's dead brother and give Taylor-Johnson another chance to play the character.