Mister Terrific is usually cited as the "Third Smartest Man" on earth in the DC Universe, but I can't actually find a good source for that claim. It looks like it's just something Mister Terrific advertises without any real reason. Superman thinks he's lying.
Rebel Moon spinoffs:
An animated short film will explain the story of the shadowy figures known as Kali, who power the empire’s most dangerous technology.
“I love Ray. I talk to him all the time, pretty much every day,” Snyder says. “But no one's seen him like this. He's a big dude, and we saw him in that [Off Broadway play Fetch Clay, Make Man] where he plays Muhammad Ali. I love Muhammad Ali more than anything, but Ray is definitely more ripped than he was. So having played that role before and then all the training he got for this movie, what he was able to do as a physical presence was really incredible, on top of what he’s able to do dramatically.”
Snyder says that these characters’ home planets could be space equivalents of the actors’ real native countries. The score, by frequent Snyder collaborator Junkie XL, also incorporates elements of Earth culture into the movie’s sci-fi tapestry
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“He had been sent to the Motherworld's military academies where he was immersed in the culture of the Motherworld, while his own culture from back on his home planet was repressed in order to assimilate” Snyder explains. “Djimon was like, ‘Oh, that's what the French did to me!’
Nemesis’ introductory scene, for example, is maybe the coolest fight scene in the film. Wielding two flaming swords, she works to protect a young human child from an alien spider woman (Snyder’s Sucker Punch star Jena Malone) #RebelMoon
Nemesis’ introductory scene, for example, is maybe the coolest fight scene in the film. Wielding two flaming swords, she works to protect a young human child from an alien spider woman (Snyder’s Sucker Punch star Jena Malone) #RebelMoon
“The script was still massive, though, so Rebel Moon will actually be two movies. Part One: A Child of Fire assembles the team and introduces the universe, while next year’s Part Two: The Scargiver brings everything together explosively.”
(Via: @EW )
Zack Snyder talks about Ray Fisher
“I love Ray. I talk to him all the time, pretty much every day,”
"He's a big dude, and we saw him in that [Off Broadway play Fetch Clay, Make Man] where he plays Muhammad Ali. I love Muhammad Ali more than anything, but Ray is definitely more ripped than he was. So having played that role before and then all the training he got for this movie, what he was able to do as a physical presence was really incredible, on top of what he’s able to do dramatically.”