Shazam! star Mark Strong has claimed that he won't be in the upcoming sequel, Shazam! Fury of the Gods, but The Cosmic Circus is now reporting the actor recently filmed something for an upcoming DCEU ...

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Superman Superman’s James Gunn Confirms Another Villain Returning With Lex Luthor In Man Of Tomorrow, And Now I Have A Question About The Wider DCU Superman James Gunn Addresses DCU Big Bad Possibly ...

Zachary Levi's young-at-heart superhero saved the day again in the sequel “Shazam! Fury of the Gods.” But more importantly, the dude finally met his comic-book crush and made some plans for the future ...

Dr. Thaddeus Sivana (Mark Strong) is the supervillain in the DC Extended Universe's latest origin story movie Shazam!, which hits theaters April 5. It tells the story of 14-year-old foster kid Billy ...

Excitement for Shazam! Fury of the Gods appears to be relatively muted, and at least part of that may be down to the sequel's villains. While we're excited to see what Rachel Zegler, Lucy Liu, and ...

Warner Bros/New Line’s “Shazam” will easily hold on to the No. 1 spot at this weekend’s box office, as it is on pace for a second weekend total of $22.5 million and a 10-day total of $92 million.But ...

With Shazam! set to premiere in theaters in a few weeks, Warner Bros. Pictures has kicked the hype machine for the DC Comics film into high gear. New TV spots and promo clips are being revealed to ...

It's looking like Mark Strong will bring his particular brand of villainy to the DC Extended Universe with a major role in Shazam. If the deal is struck, Strong won't even have to change his hair to ...

Mark Strong is no stranger to comic book films with his memorable roles in Kick-Ass, and the Kingsman franchise with Matthew Vaughn. But now he tackles the villain Dr. Thaddeus Sivana in Warner Bros.

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