New Green Lantern actor Aaron Pierre has praised the "beautiful energy" surrounding the upcoming HBO series Lanterns ahead of his debut in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:James Gunn's burgeoning DCU.

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"Everyone is deeply passionate and wants this to be the very best version of itself, not only for ourselves as a family who are telling the story but for the people. This is such a beloved character and there's such a beautiful energy surrounding the project and we, of co📖urse, wa♔nt to deliver – and beyond. We're really looking forward to getting into work. I'm in prep at the moment and really looking forward to getting to it."

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Aaron Pierre is set to be joined on 🐬Lantern duty by Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan. Kelly Macdonald also stars. True Detective: Night Country's Chris Mundy will act as showrunner and creator. Tom King and Damon Lindelof are also on board as writers and executive producers.

The DCU has kicked off with animated Max series Creature Commandos. It makes its live-action bow in 2025 with Superman and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:a new teaser has revealed a trailer is imminent🅰. Mufasa: The Lion King mean✅while hits theaters on December 20.

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