Regrets, Josh Brolin could have some. In the eclectic career of the former Goonie, “Jonah Hex” is a great that the actor has listed several times as a disaster, knowing exactly how and where he went wrong. However, there were certain opportunities that were there for the take that the actor nominated in the Oscars refused, such as the “Birdman” of Alejandro G. Iñárritu. The story has a 2014 care on a failed film star who obtained a second chance on stage was another exceptional performance in the Michael Keatonaissance (it’s true, McConaughey is not the only one). It was not the leading role of Birdman that he missed, however, but rather the auto-indulgent, Dillweed of an actor, Mike, played in the film of Edward Norton.
During his appearance on the Podcast “Happy Sad Confused”, Brolin remembers having offered the role that went to Norton, saying: “I love this film. It happens all the time, you know?” But while Brolin could still have a slight case of Fomo with the award -winning film at the Oscars, it is satisfied with the end result and the star which rather took the part. “But when I saw Edward in this role … he was perfect. He kills him,” said Brolin. “I had made the table in reading, and it was funny, and I retired because I went to see my son in Thailand. I know why I retired, and I would not have changed it even today. But I would have liked to make this film, and I like Iñárritu. I think he is incredible.”
Brolin does not regret taking Hal Jordan in the DCU
Although a contribution to “Birdman” can be considered by Brolin as the one that has escaped, a concert that he does not regret transmitting is the next HBO Max DC Studios series, “Lanterns”. At the time when the casting call came out, Brolin was one of the best choices for the role of the legendary Green Lantern, Hal Jordan, who ended up going to the star of “Friday Night Lights” Kyle Chandler in front of “Rebel Ridge”, Aaron Pierre as John Stewart. Now, with the project well in progress and the anticipation warming up, Brolin assures that he has no remorse so as not to take the power ring and I can’t wait to see what Chandler offers instead.
Brolin explains: “I’m super excited to see him … I can’t wait to see him, because I like Kyle Chandler, I think he’s solid. He’s fantastic.” As for any other role of future comics, there is only one concert that Brolin admitted that he would be happy to take, and it is this villain obsessed with Infinity Gauntlet with a doubtful chin, Thanos. “If they called me in London right now and said,” Let’s do this “, I would be like” I will be there tomorrow. “” Perhaps Brolin gets the call to settle who is the strongest villain of Thanos and the Doctor Doom (Robert Downey Jr.). Personally, however? Our money is on the Latverian.
