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Old fans of the original Better We are well aware of the callsign nicknames used in the movie, Snowman, Goose, Maverick; And one way Top Gun: Maverick She was able to outdo her predecessor by generating some better nicknames. Some of the sequel’s fan favorites were Rooster, Hangman, Payback, Bob, and Fanboy, and the series’ cast each had their own original stories of where they came from (Bob, of course, found his book on his birth certificate). Stars Danny Ramirez and Tarzan Davis talk in an exclusive interview with ComicBook.com about the origin of their callsign (“Fanboy” and “Coyote”) and the stories may surprise you.
Talking to Joe (Kosinski, director) about it..there was a nod to Star TrekTo Trickies Abroad, Ramirez said of his naming “Fanboy.” “To personalize it more for me, I think the funny part was that one of the first experiences that Glenn (Powell, co-star) invited me was a Jonas Brothers concert because he’s a friend of the Jonas Brothers and then the idea of liking him becoming a boy band fanatic is pretty funny. But also as It is in some ways, Glenn is (a fan.) But there’s just something about this charm that was like (interesting) I think he liked taking me to that concert just cemented Fanboy into like, ‘Oh, it would be fun if we were in the closets. For whatever reason my bag spilled open and it’s just like BTS, the Jonas Brothers, whatever CD they came out with.”
“I’m as original as a wolf.. he’s always had to prove himself, and the Coyote is one of the smallest dogs you know of the wolf-like group of dogs,” Davis said. “Yes, he had to give up everything and that is how he got the name Coyote.”
Top Gun: Maverick debuted on digital platforms today, Wednesday, August 24th and will be released on multiple home media formats on November 1. Here is a breakdown of these options and where to pre-order them:
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