There are some actors who enjoy the idea of dying on screen. They enjoy playing the flashy death scene, knowing that they will reappear in another movie somewhere down the road. Jason Momoa is not one of those people. He realizes that he developed a good reputation due to the death of his characters on screen, and according to Aquaman A star, he’s starting to bother his kids watching his movies and TV shows.
Jason Momoa caught GQ Magazine While you are in London Filming the next parts X fast, and they got into a conversation about how many times he had died on screen. And the way the action hero framed the conversation, had it all about how his kids reacted to his on-screen death, now makes me feel bad about it. Momoa told GQ:
My kids are always like, Are you ever going to die again? always die. Obviously I’m making a name for myself dying. So if you saw me, it would be like, “Momoa is going to jump on the bomb, I know that!”
The funny thing is, when I think of Jason Momoa on screen, I don’t automatically think of the fact that his characters suffered death. Naturally, the first role I would go into would be Aquaman, the protector of the oceans. And while the actor admits it I got beaten up While filming the commentator Aquaman and the Lost KingdomHe is definitely alive.
Mind you, there’s a snapshot of Arthur Curry’s death in the extended clip of Justice League Zack Snyderbut now one knows whether this is canon anymore. Ten-year plan for the capital It all needs to be explained.
Well, it’s time to walk around the spoiler zone, so stop reading now if you haven’t seen yet Dune. The last warning.
As part of the conversation regarding his death on screen. Jason Momoa spoke of a recent onscreen death as Duncan Idaho in the Dennis Villeneuve movie. Dune: Part One. He’s teetering, that’s for sure, in a final stand against the Sardawkar warriors. Here, see it for yourself In this section. She’s pretty badass.
This one even annoyed Jason Momoa’s kids, with the actor going on to tell GQ that he’s seen it with his kids and telling them:
It was a very heart aching, because I was like, “I’m here buddy!” But he was like, “Papa Noooooooo.” I said, “Listen, dude: If you’re going out, get out a lot.”
what he does. This means that Jason Momoa will not be in the sequel. Dune: Part Twowhich has Filming started in Budapest. cast for Dune sequel Ridiculously stacked, including Florence Poe in a pivotal role, Christopher Walken, and Elvis The outbreak of Austin Butler, who must find himself in the Oscar race to play the legendary Memphis Croner. And we know Momoa won’t die in the movie… because he’s already dead. Sorry, Momoa kids.
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