Rumor has it that all the actors take the place of Ben Affleck

According to rumors, Jake Gyllenhaal would replace Ben Affleck for over a year now – it is arguably the most conspicuous rumor in the Batman cast we've had. Many movie fans of superheroes probably think that Gyllenhaal's role as Mysterio Spider-Man: far from home knocked him out of Batman – but that's not at all true. He would not be the first actor to play on both sides.

Like Gyllenhaal, Mad Men Rumor has it that star Jon Hamm takes the role of Batman – but once again, it is said that Hamm would assume just about all the major superhero role that would become available. He's just as capable of playing a Superman older than Batman – but he's definitely a good substitute if the older version of the Affleck character continues in the DCEU.

For years, the martial arts star has been both an alleged candidate and a fan nominee for a great superhero franchise – and Batman would surely serve that agenda. Some fans may question the merits of Adkins as a dramatic actor, but he has been expanding this range for quite some time.

the dusk star is certainly one of the most controversial choices of the market – but more and more people recognize and support his talents as a directing man, apart from YA's hated franchise that torments him for years. years.

the Game of thrones star is one of the easiest choices on the list for many fans, who like him a lot since his role as Jon Snow. Eu established Harington as both a capable drama and a main actor – the only real problem would be to separate the fans from his Game of thrones enough role to buy it as a Batman.

Gosling falls into the same category as Kit Harington: he turned out to be a dramatic actor and an outstanding action star (when needed) – but viewers might have a hard time separating Batman from Gosling's celebrity from this actor.

Brolin is already a major figure in two Marvel film franchises, as Avengers archvillain Thanos, and Cable Warrior in X-Men movies. Adding a major role to the superheroes of DC would not be surprising given Brolin's clear ambitions – but it would act from a very specific version of Batman that Reeves should look for, to launch Brolin (read: "Bruiser Batman").

guardians The star Matthew Goode would have been one of the biggest competitors of Ben Affleck in the conquest of the Batman v Superman role of Batman. Now that Affleck is gone, Warner Bros. could choose the easiest way and choose one of his biggest choices of finalists.

The Hobbit The star Richard Armitage is another name that would have been assigned to a role in Batman for quite some time, but never really caught him, nor from elsewhere to a big role in a superhero movie . Armitage definitely has the physical and physical qualities of Batman's role, making him one of the most powerful black horse contenders.

Like Armitage, Josh Hartnett has long been an asset to Batman fans and casting agents considered for the role. Hartnett has slowed his career in recent years – just enough time for viewers to forget his fetishist status in the 2000s and look forward to Batman's comeback. It is probably also the best choice to stand up to Henry Cavill's Superman.

The success of John Wick The franchise has made Keanu Reeves a name well known to action film fans. Since then, the actor has received all sorts of considerations about superhero movies, ranging from Doctor Strange to Wolverine's MCU reboot. Although it's only right to name him for a role as a Batman, it would be another very controversial DC film casting choice, due to the uniqueness of Reeves' manners and delivery.

The discussion star of Uninterrupted was looking for a role and / or a franchise to propel his career to the next level, and the courage that he showed in the movies, such as Money Monster or the miniseries Impious to make certain moviegoers believe that he has the dark balance / light necessary to be a great Batman.

Ironically, Armie Hammer had already been chosen for Batman – back Mad Max: Fury Road director George Miller Justice League: Mortal film, which stalled during its production in the late 2000s. Fans are becoming more comfortable with the idea while Hammer's career has expanded to projects as The Man From U.N.C.L.E. – a film in which he was an excellent black sheet for Henry Cavill's charismatic thief. Since we know that both actors already have good chemistry, why not join them again? However, until now, Hammer denies any real involvement in the role of Batman …