Usain Bolt, the fastest man alive, wants a cameo in 'The Flash'

Usain Bolt is regarded as the fastest man alive. He won the 100 metres gold medal last year at the 2016 Rio Olympics with a time of 9.81 seconds. So when MTV asked him if he'd ever consider appearing in a superhero movie, he picked the obvious choice.

"Yeah, that'd be pretty cool. Maybe do a cameo in Flash or something," Bolt said.

Now we just need to get Michael Phelps a cameo in Aquaman.

Fun fact: Rick Famuyiwa directed Usain Bolt in a Gatorade commercial. Maybe this cameo could've actually happened if he were still on board to direct the movie.

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25 comments

Gabi RkZ

January 3, 2017

I'd really like this to happen

Gabi RkZ

January 3, 2017

This website is about Batman AND DC

Gabi RkZ
January 3, 2017
smh
Nix
January 3, 2017
LOL
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1. Nix
  January 3, 2017
  Lol, took me all of 2 minutes. :D
2. I am time, bish
  January 4, 2017
  BUTTHURRRRRRRRRRRRRTT

Internet dweller2100

January 3, 2017

Cast him as the speed force god.

DapperDan11

January 3, 2017

I wouldn't mind this at all. Do it.

El Maybe

January 3, 2017

If WB had any sense of humor it would actually be really cool, I bet Famuyiwa would be down for it.

BatmanNewsChris

January 3, 2017

I cover the entire DC universe now. I've been doing that for the last couple of years.

Guest
January 3, 2017
First if you are only interested in Batman articles you don't have to click on the link it clearly states what the article is about. Second I think you're reaching on this one to try and criticise him, the flash is apart of the DCEU, a very famous athlete said he wouldn't mind being apart of the movie, that is news it doesn't matter if you like it or not.

Swaggersaurus

January 3, 2017

Yep, it needs to fit the story, not shoehorned in.

Thomas Guy
January 3, 2017
Flash runs by him on the street and he pauses for a moment then throws down whatever is in his hands in frustration and walks off.
1. OGmacrazy
  January 3, 2017
  That is the definition of forced and taking people out of the film, and not one bit like a Hitchcock-like cameo...
  1. Eingoluq
    January 7, 2017
    How bout Flash showing up at a Bolt event and they exchange Autographs, them being fans of each other. Then when Flash speeds off, Bolt consider weather having super powers would be considered doping, asking an Olympic official next him.
    1. OGmacrazy
      January 8, 2017
      Well, forced as well. I'd take Bolt appearing, but not in a talking cameo. Either a jogger, or showing up on tv or something... I think any other kind of cameo is very distracting. Take Stan Lee's cameos... They always take you out of the movie, and that sucks. His better ones are in Spider-Man 2 when he takes someone out of the way, and in The Amazing Spider-Man, because that scene was pure genius. The rest are usually pretty distracting, because he either talks or shows up for way too long.
    2. Eingoluq
      January 9, 2017
      It's not forced, because it'll be in the Flash's established character to do something like that. Yeah it can be distracting unless the plot is already wrapped out and it happens near the end.
    3. OGmacrazy
      January 9, 2017
      What? Sorry, but what is Flash's established character again?
      His only appearance so far is in a non-speaking cameo...