It was indeed a time of change as all the big faces were exiting from the franchise. But the fate of Jason Momoa is different as DC Boss Peter Safran confirms that Jason will be finding his place in the future of this world.
Jason Momoa’s future as Aquaman remains uncertain after he expressed doubts in an interview. DC Studios’ Peter Safran is open to continuation or conclusion based on the sequel’s performance.
The success of “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” at the box office will determine Momoa’s superhero journey, with the first film’s $1 billion gross suggesting potential for a third installment, though early tracking isn’t overly promising.
DC Studios’ Peter Safran praises Jason Momoa as the definitive Aquaman, stating that Momoa has transformed the role over an 11 to 12-year journey. Safran expresses hope for support on Momoa’s journey, emphasizing the meaningful impact the role has had on the actor.
He acknowledges the completeness of the story in the upcoming sequel and mentions Momoa’s continued ties to DC and Warner Bros, citing his next project as “Minecraft.”
Jason Momoa earlier confirmed meeting with DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran in 2022, sparking rumors of him potentially leaving Aquaman for the role of Lobo.
