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Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
James Gunn is clearly a comic book guys. The visionary
director turned co head of DC Studios. He's got a
finger on every corner of his cinematic universe, but he
might soon pepper that world with characters from another very different,
unexpected franchise, Big Brother. Gunn is a super fan of
the show, and he tells ew similar to Mike whitecast
survivor cast members in bit parts on White Lotus, he
might do the same with Big Brother lums in DC projects, saying,
(00:25):
I've become very friendly with certain Big Brother winners like
Taylor Hale. If you want a cameo in a DC
project in the future, not necessarily with dialogue, but if
you want to do cameos, they're more than welcome to
do that. I don't know if they're great actors. I
don't see them as important characters, but they could be
a cashier or something, as James Gunn on Big Brother
stars making appearances in the DC movies. His latest Superman
is on HBO Max
Speaker 1 (00:47):
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