During a recent interview with Comicbook.com the actress Charlize Theron she said she was in favor of returning in a possible sequel to Hancock, a 2008 film that saw her protagonist next to Will Smith. In the film directed by Peter berg, the actress played an immortal woman, a role she has also played in other films such as Snow White and the Hunter e The Old Guard, movie Netflix where it recites next to our own Luca Marinelli:
I hadn't thought about the fact that I had already played an immortal character in the past. I took on the role of a thousand-year-old woman in Snow White and the Hunter too, come to think of it. I never noticed it while working on The Old Guard. Oddly, I thought it was the first time. Maybe it's because of my age, but I think it's a good thing. Comparisons can always be made, but it must be said that all the women I have played were born in different circumstances, with different survival mechanisms. For an actress it is intimidating, how do you understand such a thing?
Returning to Hancock, the actress said she was in favor of returning in a hypothetical sequel:
We talked about it for a while during the movie's release period, but not recently. We'd be superheroes with a walker, but I'd still make that movie. I would accept in an instant.
The cast of the film consists of Will Smith, Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman, Jae Head, Hayley Marie Norman, Johnny Galecki, Eddie Marsan, David Mattey, Maetrix Fitten, Thomas Lennon and Mike Epps. The film, although it did not particularly impress the specialized critics, managed to prove to be a great success at the box office, reaching box office worldwide. 624 million dollars after having cost 150.
The official synopsis of the film reads:
John Hancock is an alcoholic and unpopular superhero who causes massive damage every time he steps up against crime. PR Ray Embrey will decide to help him relaunch his image.
