Alan Ritchson, who starred in Fast X and Reacher, is primed to play Batman. He spoke about this in an interview recently.
In response to a question about Kevin Smith’s claim that Reacher in Alan Ritchson’s adaptation is “Batman without a cape” and about which character would win in a fight—the Dark Knight or Reacher—the actor said that he would love to play Batman since the rumors prevail and he can’t just ignore them.
Though it has nothing to do with Matt Reeves’ film starring Robert Pattinson, many fans are hoping that Alan Ritchson will play Gotham, the vigilante, in the upcoming Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
In addition, Alan Ritchson would make an excellent Dark Knight, as noted by Kevin Smith, who is close to Ben Affleck and has connections to the DC movie universe.
Gods and Monsters, the first phase of the updated DC cinematic universe, will include Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
The movie will tell the tale of a father and son and feature Damien Wayne, Bruce Wayne’s son and one of the Robins, in a motion picture for the first time.
Alan Ritchson’s Hollywood Dream
American actor Alan Michael Ritchson was born on November 28, 1982.
During the fifth and tenth seasons of The CW superhero series Smallville (2005–2010), he made his acting debut as Arthur Curry, also known as Aquaman.
After playing Thad Castle in the 2010–2012 Spike TV sitcom Blue Mountain State—a role he returned to in the 2016 film sequel—Ritchson rose to even greater notoriety.
Additionally, he starred in Blood Drive, an action series on SyFy (2017). He made a comeback to superhero television in 2018 with the HBO Max series Titans, where he played Hank Hall/Hawk in the DC Universe.
After departing the Titans in 2021, Ritchson started playing the lead role in the Amazon Prime Video series Reacher in 2022. North Dakota’s Grand Forks is the birthplace of Ritchson.
His parents are retired U.S. Air Force chief master sergeant David Ritchson and high school teacher Vickie Ritchson. He is the second of three boys. In his early years, the family relocated to Rantoul, Illinois.
When Ritchson was ten years old, his family moved to Niceville, Florida. He graduated from Niceville High School in 2001 after attending.
He began attending college after receiving a full music scholarship for his singing, but he left because he did not feel fulfilled. After that, he relocated to Los Angeles and spent a few years there modeling.
From 1999 to 2003, he attended Okaloosa Walton Community College—now known as Northwest Florida State College—as a dual-enrollment student. There, he graduated with an Associate of Arts degree.
He sang with the Madrigal Singers and Soundsations of the Fine Arts division.
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