Wonder Woman: Sean Bean and Eva Green Rumored for Villain Roles

[Cicada 5]

"According to Heroic Hollywood, Sean Bean and Eva Green are being eyed for the roles of Ares, the God of War, and Circe, the Sorceress, respectively. The villains are considered two of Wonder Woman?s major rivals.

Sean Bean is famous for numerous roles, including Ned Stark in Game of Thrones and Boromir in The Lord of the Rings series.

Eva Green starred in last year?s 300: Rise of an Empire as the vengeful Artemisia, making her a suitable choice for a villain in Wonder Woman. She also stars in Showtime's Penny Dreadful.

Production on Wonder Woman is expected to begin this November in London. The first part of the movie is reportedly set during World War I.

In addition to her debut in 2016's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Gadot's Wonder Woman will appear in the Justice League movie, which begins shooting next spring. Wonder Woman hits theaters June 23, 2017."

http://uk.ign.com/articles/2015/09/12/wonder-woman-sean-bean-and-eva-green-rumored-for-villain-roles

Personally. I love these two actors and I hope these rumors are true. Even if they're not in the roles as villains I'd like to see them be a part of the film in some manner.

Thoughts?

 

[Queen Michael]

If Sean Bean's in it, that means WW will be fine with killing, right?

 

[Auberon]

Not like Diana's ever shied away from it. As long as Sean Bean is the "tired of this shit" War, it has potential. Now, the classy dresser Apollo and biker chick Artemis bare minimum... in fact, just bring in all Azz Olympians.

 

[Zhukov]

Cool.

Sean Bean is good at what he does and while I don't think I've ever seen Eva Green in a good movie, I have seen her act the hell out of every role she gets.

 

[Zhukov]

If Sean Bean's in it, that means WW will be fine with killing, right?

I'm not up with comics, but isn't that kind of her thing?

Superman's a boy scout, Batman's got his no-killing-ever rule and Wonder Woman's just like, "Nah, sometimes ya gotta shank a *****!"

 

[Cicada 5]

You know I'd like to see Bean play a villainous Zeus. I don't think we've seen that in film.

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

You know I'd like to see Bean play a villainous Zeus. I don't think we've seen that in film.

Zeus is kind of an asshole in Clash of the Titans.

 

[Casual Shinji]

That seems like the most typical roster of villain actors. Is there an extra seat left for Stephen Lang maybe?

 

[Aulleas123]

If Sean Bean's in it, that means WW will be fine with killing, right?

I'm not up with comics, but isn't that kind of her thing?

Superman's a boy scout, Batman's got his no-killing-ever rule and Wonder Woman's just like, "Nah, sometimes ya gotta shank a *****!"

She could do it the Batman way too:
"I won't kill you, but I won't save you (from impending death by crashing train) either!"

I think that's the way that a lot of movies like to portray heroes these days, not as murderers but rather as kids who accidentally let the bully get killed by woodchipper.

 

[The Jovian]

That seems like the most typical roster of villain actors. Is there an extra seat left for Stephen Lang maybe?

Maybe in the Suicide Squad sequel as Deathstroke. Personally I'd rather see the typical roster as the villains rather than see Jessie Eisenberg trying to act like anything other than Jessie Eisenberg.

 

[fix-the-spade]

If Sean Bean's in it, that means WW will be fine with killing, right?

If Sean Bean is Ares then technically he can't be destroyed.

So we can see Sean Bean 'die' over and over and over. Which leads me to a scene where Wonder Woman chops off Ares head, the body falls to the floor and disappears in a puff of flame and smoke... and then a door opens and there is Ares looking rather annoyed.

"That was just as painful as the last time, at least it wasn't with my own sword,"

 

[TristanBelmont]

Eva Green is freaking amazing so yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssss please please please

 

[Erttheking]

Well if Sean Bean-

If Sean Bean's in it, that means WW will be fine with killing, right?

DAMN IT!

Well in all seriousness, this is interesting. Let's see how it plays out.

 

[SlumlordThanatos]

If Sean Bean's in it, that means WW will be fine with killing, right?

If Sean Bean is Ares then technically he can't be destroyed.

So we can see Sean Bean 'die' over and over and over. Which leads me to a scene where Wonder Woman chops off Ares head, the body falls to the floor and disappears in a puff of flame and smoke... and then a door opens and there is Ares looking rather annoyed.

"That was just as painful as the last time, at least it wasn't with my own sword,"

I'm not much of a moviegoer, but I would definitely pay to see this. The rest of the film could crash and burn, but if this happened, I got my money's worth.

 

[Christian Neihart]

And I already know what to expect at the end: Sean Bean dies.

 

[Wiggum Esquilax]

Welp, Ares is boned.

 

[Zhukov]

Sean Bean is good at what he does and while I don't think I've ever seen Eva Green in a good movie, I have seen her act the hell out of every role she gets.

But...but...Casino Royale? D:

a) I don't remember her being in that movie.
b) I don't remember that movie being any good.
c) I don't actually remember anything about that movie except for Daniel Craig pretending to get hit in the balls with a knotted rope.

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

Sean Bean is good at what he does and while I don't think I've ever seen Eva Green in a good movie, I have seen her act the hell out of every role she gets.

But...but...Casino Royale? D:

a) I don't remember her being in that movie.
b) I don't remember that movie being any good.
c) I don't actually remember anything about that movie except for Daniel Craig pretending to get hit in the balls with a knotted rope.

She's very good in The Dreamers (Bertolucci movie).