My "Batman" Reboot Trilogy Cast (Film 1-The Caped Crusader)

Now I know I've already done a "my casting" on the planned "Batman" reboot, but I thought I'd give it a second shot and do another one. This time it's the cast for a trilogy. This the cast for the first film, "The Caped Crusader".
There are mega changes to this one with some new characters and actors added to it to. I'd say that the film shouldn't go back and show us the origins of Batman. It should be like Tim Burton's "Batman", just have him being batman already, rather than back to square one again. 

 Ryan Gosling As Bruce Wayne/Batman

I chose Ryan Gosling because I loved him in "Drive". In that he played a lonely shadowed out from the world type character and I think Bruce Wayne/Batman has always been like that too, so that's why I thought he'd be perfect. I cast Michael Fassbender as Batman in my first casting, but he's already Magneto and now he's signed on to play the Assassin in the "Assassin's Creed" live-action film, plus Gosling needs a superhero role.

Scarlett Johansson As Vicky Vale

Johansson is blonde, she's smart, she's sexy and I think that fanboys would be drooling over here again and again. I know she's Black Widow in "Avengers Assemble", but she could totally cross-over and play sexy photographer Vicky Vale in the first film to the planned "Batman" reboot trilogy. I'd have her in my reboot trilogy for sure!

Matthew Goode As Edward Nigma/The Riddler

At some point Warner Bros are going to have bring The Riddler back to the BIG-screens. Matthew Goode should be that certain actor to bring The Riddler into the 21st Century. He was so sneaky and bad when he played Ozymandias in Zach Snyder's "Watchmen".

Malcolm McDowell As Alfred

 I've always liked Malcolm McDowell and I think he deserves to finish his career starring in an EPIC franchise. And what more of an EPIC franchise to finish in than the "Batman" franchise.

Brian Cranston As Commissioner Jim Gordon

I can't think of any other actor other than Gary Oldman, who could play Commissioner Gordon to a pee than Brian Cranston. He's a fan favorite and he's also my favorite. Him and Gosling had great chemistry in "Drive". They could bring that to this much loved franchise too.

"Hellboy 3" Back On The Cards Again?

As part of Make-A-Wish foundation, a young boy got what he's always wished for, to meet Hellboy! The young boy said that he wanted to meet the Hell hero and Ron Perlman heard about, so he got all suited up and went to meet the young fan in full Hellboy suit and make-up.

After seeing this, "Hellboy" director Guillermo Del Toro has spoken out about the real possibilities of making the third and final "Hellboy" film in the originally planned BIG-budget trilogy. Bellow is a out from ComicBookMovie.com featuring an interview from the director, 

Del Toro says the event was also a factor in helping to bring himself and Perlman together on making a third Hellboy. “I’ve encountered a lot of kids who are fans of the movies,” said del Toro, “but to hear the story of this kid who was watching the movies while going through treatment, it really just moved me a lot.” The director stresses that he hasn’t yet approached Hellboy creator Mike Mignola on the prospect of a Hellboy III, nor is a studio signed on yet. But, he says, “We’re going to make an effort to do it. I hope it happens.”

Perlman & Del Toro Stil Want To Do A "HELLBOY III"

At Comic Con, "HELLBOY" star, Ron Perlman, commented on the yet-to-be-made "HELLBOY III". He said that both himself and Guillermo Del Toro are still interested in making it, even though it was announced that Del Toro would not be able to do it, seeing as he's really busy with other projects.
This is what Perlman said about the possibilities of another sequel in the trilogy, "'Hellboy 2' was tough. Both of us walked away from that a little bit, 'Do I ever want to revisit this?' But then with the luxury of time and looking at it in an objectified way...We were beat up at the end of it," Perlman said. "He always looked at it as a trilogy and there were things that were unresolved. So for us to not make it would be letting down people who invested in the first two. It’s epic what he wants to do, but it would be cinematic and well worth doing."
And this is what Del Toro said about the project, "Each of those moves has been an incredible ordeal to make. The third one is the hardest one because it’s the darkest one...And if it’s not Ron, I don’t want to make it. The third one is epic, it’s gigantic."

Del Toro Says "HELLBOY III" Isn't Next On His List!

Guillermo Del Toro has said that "HELLBOY III" isn't his next project. What the fuck?! He says, "There are no plans at all.". Del Toro's next project is a film called, "Pacific Rim". The film is set for a Summer 2013 release. 

Hellboy Wants A Third Film!

While promoting his new film, "Conan The Barbarian", Ron Pearlman announced that he thinks that a "Hellboy III" is "worth doing". AWESOME! 

This is what he said in the inteview, "I hope there’s a third Hellboy [film], simply because he always thought of it as a trilogy. And when he set up that [Liz Sherman, Hellboy’s love interest] is pregnant with twins at the end of "Hellboy 2," he kind of sketched out what the third Hellboy movie would look like. It’s so theatrical. It’s so epic. It’s so dark. And also, we have to find out about the Hellboy destiny. It’s written in stone that he’s going to destroy mankind. That’s what he’s been brought to Earth to do. So the whole dialogue between nurture and nature gets to live itself out in the third Hellboy movie. But if there’s no third one, then the audience doesn’t get to see any of that. It’s worth doing." 
So is a "Hellboy III" gonna happen at all. The original rumor was that the film was set for a possible Summer 2012/2013 release date. At least "Hellboy III" would be the end of the trilogy, that's all we need, just to see the end!