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** [[Will Smith]] would have returned as Deadshot in this film but didn't due to scheduling, resulting in [[Idris Elba]] being cast as Bloodsport. |
** [[Will Smith]] would have returned as Deadshot in this film but didn't due to scheduling, resulting in [[Idris Elba]] being cast as Bloodsport. |
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** [[James Gunn]] would have directed a Superman movie but decided to direct this film instead. |
** [[James Gunn]] would have directed a ''[[Superman]]'' movie, but decided to direct this film instead. Fittingly, Bloodsport is a ''Superman'' villain. |
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Revision as of 22:59, 29 October 2021
Trivia about The Suicide Squad (film) includes:
- Acting for Two: Sean Gunn played both Weasel and Calendar Man.
- Approval of God: David Ayer, who directed the 2016 film gave this film a seal of approval and his name was put in the special thanks of the end credits.
- DVD Commentary: By James Gunn.
- Executive Meddling: Averted. James Gunn confirmed there was no studio interference with this film whatsoever.
- Production Posse: James Gunn brought his past cast-mates Michael Rooker, Sylvester Stallone and Steve Agee for this film.
- Refitted for Sequel: King Shark was intended for the first film but got reinstated for this film.
- What Could Have Been:
- Will Smith would have returned as Deadshot in this film but didn't due to scheduling, resulting in Idris Elba being cast as Bloodsport.
- James Gunn would have directed a Superman movie, but decided to direct this film instead. Fittingly, Bloodsport is a Superman villain.
- Back to The Suicide Squad (film)