Marvel Should Cast Brendan Fraser In A Future Project

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The battle between Marvel and DC isn't as nasty as a lot of corporate rivalries, but there's still some hardcore conflict between the more dedicated fans. If Marvel wanted to strike a blow against their competition and add a beloved and respected talent to their universe, look no further than Brendan Fraser.

Brendan Fraser is simultaneously a respected actor with a long history of great performances and an internet darling beloved by many on a personal level. The career renaissance he's currently enjoying has been heartwarming, not just to his many fans, but to the actor himself, and there's still room to grow.

Michael Keaton And Brendan Fraser Open Up About Batgirl Cancelation

As most people know by now, Warner Bros. has unceremoniously canned their Batgirl film, sparking immense confusion and cultural backlash. The film was more or less finished, it had a substantial amount of hype behind it, several huge names lit up the cast, and it depicted a character that has a strong fanbase in the comics. Most have seen the bizarre decision to toss a finished film in the bin as a substantial bleeding wound in the long-suffering DCEU. Ditching Batgirl, seemingly for a tax write-off, leaves a lot of stuff on the table. The film would've introduced Barbara Gordon to the screen in her new DCEU form, but it also would've brought Michael Keaton back for the first time in decades. Studios cancel films all the time, but this is one of the most public and disastrous fumbles of the modern era. One of the most notable ball-drops in this cascading failure was the fact that talk of the town Brendan Fraser was cast as the film's villain, leaving an actor with huge buzz on the table at exactly the wrong time.

Being cast in a superhero film carries