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As part of Entertainment Weekly's big Aquaman reveal, they spoke to newly appointed Warner Bros. chairman Toby Emmerich. This is definitely one of the strangest interviews I've read, because Emmerich answers a lot of the questions candidly as an executive, not as a PR hype machine. He answers questions in a way that we're not…
As he did for a lot of the roles in the DC Extended Universe, Zack Snyder cast Amber Heard as Mera. After a brief scene in Justice League, she'll be co-starring with Jason Momoa in Aquaman. In the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly, Heard recalled what it was like when Snyder pitched her about the…
The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly gives us an idea of the plot in Aquaman, specifically why the villain King Orm (aka Ocean Master) has a problem with Aquaman, his half-brother. “He’s kind of an eco-warrior,” Orm actor Patrick Wilson said. “He’s got a very clear gripe with the surface world, which has been polluting…
Justice League featured a joke at Aquaman's expense, and it was part of the first trailer for the movie too. After being slammed against a wall by the underwater superhero, Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne smirks and says "I hear you can talk to fish". Aquaman actor Jason Momoa took issue with that line and tried…
The new Aquaman content from Entertainment Weekly continues to roll out! They released cool magazine covers, a first look at Black Manta, and now we have 5 more new images from the movie. In the gallery below, we get cool new looks at Jason Momoa as Aquaman and Amber Heard as Mera. We also get…
Aquaman is featured on the cover of this week's Entertainment Weekly magazine. They just shared new looks at Aquaman, Mera, and Queen Atlanna, and now we have our first look at Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who plays the villain Black Manta. Entertainment Weekly says this is a "prototype", so perhaps there will be another version in…
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Entertainment Weekly has revealed two collectible Aquaman covers for this week's magazine. The first features a solo look at star Jason Momoa, while the second features Momoa and his co-stars, Amber Heard as Mera, and Nicole Kidman as Queen Atlanna. “The water world my movie takes place in is so separate and so far apart from…
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