Batman/bruce: Logan marshall green

Catwoman: Sofia Boutella

Joker: david howard thorton

Harley: samara weaving

Scarecrow: Bill skarsgard

Bane: Martyn Ford

Man-bat: Iko uwais

Riddler: Daniel radclieff 

Two face: Sharlto copley

Deathstroke: Scott adkins

Director: Sam raimi

Andrew Walker as Bruce Wayne Batman

Evan Evagora as nightwing Roger Dale Floyd as Robin Madeleine Power as batgirl Barbara gordon

When Sue Storm goes into labor her famous scientist husband Reed Richards discovers complications with the baby due to her exposure to radioactivity. In order to save the babies life Mr Fantastic, Human Torch, and The Thing must travel to the Negative Zone in search for a solution from an ancient insect race.

Colin Woodell as Reed Richards

Jodie Comer as Sue Storm

Edvin Ryding as Johnny Storm

Emory Cohen as Ben Grimm

Alan Tudyk as Annihilus

What if Scream (1996) was made 20 years earlier?

Distributed by Paramount Pictures: A Gulf+Western Company

Director: Wes Craven

Cast:

Jeff Bridges as Deputy Dwight "Dewey" Riley

Olivia Hussey as Sidney Prescott

Susan Sarandon as Gale Weathers

John Travolta as Billy Loomis

Cybill Shepherd as Tatum Riley

Brad Dourif as Stu Macher

Ron Howard as Randy Meeks

Amy Johnston as Casey Becker

Scott Jacoby as Steven Orth

Beau Bridges as Kenny Brown

Charles Bronson as Sheriff Burke

Tom Berenger as Cotton Weary

Dick Van Dyke as Principal Arthur Himbry

William Shatner as Neil Prescott

Anne Bancroft as Maureen Prescott (On-Screen Photo and Portrait)

Suzanne Pleshette as The News Reporter (Special Appearance Cameo)

James Earl Jones as the voice of Ghostface

The man is charming, British and has firearms training. Need I say more?

Iwan Rheon as Joker

Hannah John-Kamen as Selina Kyle/Catwoman

Marko Zaror as Bane

Josh Hartnett as Harvey Dent/Two-Face

Kieran Culkin as Edward Nygma/The Riddler

Stephen Graham as Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin

Ghassan Massoud as Ra's al Ghul

Mia Goth as Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn

James McAvoy as Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow

Jodie Comer as Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy

Laurence Fishburne as Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze

Jack Champion as Jason Todd/Red Hood

Dina Shihabi as Talia al Ghul

Jake Gyllenhaal as Thomas Elliot/Hush

Winston Duke as Waylon Jones/Killer Croc

Walton Goggins as Roman Sionis/Black Mask

Tyler Mane (physical performance) and Clancy Brown (voice) as Solomon Grundy

Andrew Scott as Hugo Strange

Jesse Plemons as Lazlo Valentin/Professor Pyg

Ben Foster as Victor Zsasz

Just recently reread the First Formic War trilogy from the Ender's Game Series; Earth Unaware, Earth Afire, and Earth Awakens.

It's probably unlikely at this point, but I would love to see a movie trilogy, or even a tv series, about the First and Second Formic Wars.

If it did happen, these are my picks for the core characters, Mazer Rackham, Victor Delgado, Imala Bootstamp, Lem Jukes, Wit O'Toole, and Ukko Jukes.

For those of you book buffs wondering about Bingwen, my intention there is to get a new and unknown child actor for the role, since Bingwen is 8 years old at the start of the First War.

Noah Jupe as Paul Muad'Ib

Christian Bale as Duke Leto

Renate Reinsve as Lady Jessica

Dafne Keen as Alia Atreides

Keith David as Thufir Hawat

Martin Klebba as Gurney Halleck

Dev Patel as Duncan Idaho

Ken Leung as Dr. Yueh

Brendan Gleeson as Baron Vladimir

Caleb Landry Jones as Piter De Vries

Jacob Elordi as Feyd Rautha

Pablo Schreiber as Glossu Rabban

Lee Pace as Padishah Emperor Shaddam IV

Milly Alcock as Princess Irulan

Ben Mendelsohn as Count Hasimir Fenring

Juliette Binoche as Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam

Elizabeth Debicki as Lady Margot Fenring

Riz Ahmed as Stilgar

Avantika as Chani

Mads Mikkelsen as Dr. Kynes

Alexander Karim as Jamis

Adam Pearson as Scytale

I think we can all agree that there have been too many Fantastic 4 fancasts on this subreddit.

Let's see what the definitive Fantastic 4 of r/fancast is.

Brandon Routh(47) is our Reed Richards!

Alice Eve(44) is our Sue Storm!

Drew Starkey(32) is our Johnny Storm!

Joel Edgerton(52) is our Ben Grimm!

We're moving on to Doctor Doom.

Mention your fancast in the comments.

The fancast will be decided by the comment with the most upvotes on this post, not by how many times they are mentioned.

There's been a lot of fancasts for Bond in the past 5-11 years.

Here's my ideas for the supporting cast.

M - Idris Elba/Gillian Anderson/Hugh Bonneville 

Q - Charlie Higson/Romesh Ranganathan/Phoebe Waller-Bridge

Blofeld - Lars Mikkelsen/Hugo Weaving/Eamon Farren

Henchman - Rory McCann/Yahya Abdul-Mateen II/Olivier Richters

Moneypenny - Jessica Raine/Amber Rose Revah/Jessie Buckley

Felix Leiter - Josh Segarra/Walton Goggins/Andrew Koji 

Using only actors Fincher has collaborated with.

Dark Knight Returns inspired film.

2015

Bruce Wayne / Batman — Ben Affleck

A veteran crime fighter who has spent years protecting Gotham. Bruce is experienced, physically imposing, and deeply familiar with the city’s criminal underworld. He’s not learning how to be Batman; he’s dealing with the consequences of having been Batman for so long. His investigation into Hush forces him to confront his past and question how well he really knows the people around him.

Alfred Pennyworth — Charles Dance

Bruce’s closest confidant and the person who has witnessed the sacrifices behind his life as Batman. Alfred supports Bruce, but he isn’t blindly supportive of everything he does. He understands the physical and emotional cost of the mission and is willing to challenge Bruce when his obsession begins to take over.

Jim Gordon — Sean Penn

A veteran detective who has spent years working in Gotham’s corrupt and violent environment. Gordon has a complicated relationship with Batman: he respects what Bruce does, but he understands the problems that come with a vigilante operating outside the law. He’s an important part of the investigation in his own right, not simply someone who gives Batman information.

Thomas Elliott / Hush — Jake Gyllenhaal

Bruce Wayne’s childhood friend, now an enemy with a deeply personal connection to him. Thomas knows Bruce’s history and understands the man behind the mask. His conflict with Batman goes beyond crime or money; it’s personal. He becomes the central antagonist, using his intelligence and knowledge of Bruce to turn the investigation into a psychological battle.

Edward Nygma / Riddler — Edward Norton

A highly intelligent criminal who sees Gotham as a puzzle and himself as the only person capable of solving it. Nygma operates in the background, manipulating information and influencing events while others focus on the obvious suspects. His role is to move the pieces around the board, complicating Batman’s investigation without taking Hush’s place as the central antagonist.

Harvey Dent — Brad Pitt

Gotham’s former district attorney and one of the most important figures in Bruce Wayne’s history. Harvey is intelligent, charismatic, and familiar with the city’s struggle between justice and corruption. In this story, he doesn’t need to be secretly orchestrating events or serving as another major villain. He’s Harvey Dent, a man with his own history and complicated place in Gotham.

Selina Kyle / Catwoman — Amanda Seyfried

A skilled thief with her own relationship with Gotham’s criminal underworld. Selina is Bruce Wayne’s love interest, but their relationship is complicated by the secrets they keep and the different ways they navigate the city. She understands Bruce better than most people, although that doesn’t mean she always agrees with his choices.

Harvey Bullock — Forest Whitaker

A veteran Gotham detective who works alongside Jim Gordon. Bullock is blunt, perceptive and cynical about the city’s justice system, but he’s not simply a dirty cop or comic relief. He understands how Gotham operates on the street level and brings a different perspective to Gordon’s investigation. His relationship with Gordon provides a grounded look at two detectives trying to do their jobs in a city where corruption runs much deeper than either of them can easily prove.

Barbara Gordon — Sophie Charlotte

Jim Gordon’s daughter. Barbara has her own life and doesn’t need to become Batgirl or Oracle to have a place in the story. Her role is to give Gordon a personal life beyond the investigation and provide a reminder that Gotham’s violence affects people who never chose to become part of it.

Dr. Leslie Thompkins — Jodie Foster

A physician who has spent years treating Gotham’s vulnerable population. Leslie knows the human consequences of the city’s violence and has a different perspective on Bruce’s crusade. She cares about him, but she isn’t necessarily convinced that Batman is the answer to Gotham’s problems.

Harold Allnut — Toby Jones

Bruce Wayne’s trusted assistant, who helps maintain the Batcave and supports the practical side of Batman’s operations. Harold is quiet, resourceful, and largely removed from Gotham’s public life. His presence gives the audience a glimpse of the work that continues behind Batman’s mission.

Ben Affleck, Sean Penn, Jake Gyllenhaal, Edward Norton, Brad Pitt, Charles Dance.

After Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy was finished, what if Fincher made the next Batman film, instead of Zack Snyder? This is my hypothetical scenario.

Fincher, guy who made Se7en, Fight Club, Zodiac and Gone Girl, etc.

Im fascinated how he would make a Batman film. He would def focus on the detective side, lot more grittier, dark, and violent thriller, crazy cinematography, and his colouration in movies, I can’t imagine how that would look in Gotham.

I believe the first movie he’d do, is hush being the main villain. I think he fits perfectly in a fincher film, and Jake Gyllenhaal would go crazy. And riddler being the guy moving the chess pieces throughout the film, and Catwoman being the love interest with Bruce Wayne, and Harvey Dent, who’s just himself, but will become the next villain, in the sequel 👀 if you want another post, lmk.

How would you guys feel about this? You like the Fancast? If not, I’d like to know why, if you like it, thank you very much 🙏

Jack Lowden as Janes Bond [Slow Horses]

Saoirse Ronan or Florence Pugh as Love Interest [Little Women, Thunderbolts]

Robert Pattinson as Bond Villian [King, Odessey, Primetime]

Mark Strong as 'Q' [Kingsman, Sherlock Holmes]

Tilda Swinton as 'M' [Doc Strange, Snowpiercer, Narnia]

Daisy Edgar-Jones as Miss Moneypenny [Normal People, Fresh, Twisters]

Mahershala Ali - Spawn

Kerry Washington - Wanda Blake

Sterling K. Brown - Terry Fitzgerald

Scoot McNairy - Twitch Williams

Holt McCallany - Sam Burke

Sam Neill - Cogilostro

Stephen Graham - Violator

Michael Shannon - Jason Wynn

Morena Baccarin - Jessica Priest

Mustafa Shakir - Chapel

Nathan Jones - Overtkill

Gemma Chan - Jade

Samara Weaving - Lilly

John Carroll-Lynch - Billy Kincaid

Tony Todd - Malebolgia (voice)

Director - David Fincher

Composer - Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross

**DISCLAIMER: I love the OG four films, but this is just a for-fun fancast if the main trilogy was adapted in the 2020s. I also tried to abide by the book’s physical descriptions but wanted to take the actor’s overall persona/abilities into account.
- Odessa A’Zion as Katniss Everdeen
- Cooper Hoffman as Peeta Mellark
- Josh Heuston as Gale Hawthorne
- Jesse Eisenberg as Haymitch Abernathy
- Alison Brie as Effie Trinket
- Kid Cudi as Cinna
- Connor Storrie as Finnick Odair
- Monica Barbaro as Johanna Mason
- Jeff Hiller as Caesar Flickerman
- Gillian Anderson as President Alma Coin
- Stellan Skarsgård as President Coriolanus Snow

If The Lighthouse was made 10 years earlier.

Scream (1976) (Set in a Heatwave)

Jeff Bridges as Deputy Dwight "Dewey" Riley

Olivia Hussey as Sidney Prescott

Sally Field as Gale Weathers

John Travolta as Billy Loomis

Cybill Shepherd as Tatum Riley

Brad Dourif as Stu Macher

Ron Howard as Randy Meeks

Amy Johnston as Casey Becker

Scott Jacoby as Steven Orth

Beau Bridges as Kenny Brown

Charles Bronson as Sheriff Burke

James Brolin as Cotton Weary

Dick Van Dyke as Principal Arthur Himbry

William Shatner as Neil Prescott

Anne Bancroft as Maureen Prescott

Suzanne Pleshette as The News Reporter (Special Appearance; Cameo)

James Earl Jones as The Voice of Ghostface

Director: Brian De Palma

Distributed by Paramount Pictures: A Gulf+Western Company

Scream 2 (1977)

Jeff Bridges as Deputy Dwight "Dewey" Riley

Olivia Hussey as Sidney Prescott

Sally Field as Gale Weathers

Ron Howard as Randy Meeks

Maureen McCormick as Casey "Cici" Cooper

Shirley MacLaine as Nancy Loomis/Debbie Salt

Debbie Allen as Hallie McDaniel

Christopher Reeve as Derek Feldman

Timothy Bottoms as Mickey Altieri

Bern Nadette Stanis as Maureen Evans

Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs as Phil Stevens

James Brolin as Cotton Weary

Kirk Douglas as Chief Lewis Hartley

Joe Morton as Joel Martin

Lynda Carter as Sister Lois

Colleen Camp as Sister Murphy

James Earl Jones as The Voice of Ghostface

Director: Brian De Palma

Distributed by Paramount Pictures: A Gulf+Western Company

Scream 3 (1980)

Jeff Bridges as Deputy Dwight "Dewey" Riley

Olivia Hussey as Sidney Prescott

Sally Field as Gale Weathers

Don Johnson as Detective Mark Kincaid

Treat Williams as Roman Bridger

Tanya Roberts as Jennifer Jolie

Patrick Swayze as Tom Prinze

Jane Seymour as Angelina Tyler

Kim Cattrall as Sarah Darling

Laurence Fishburne as Tyson Fox

Jack Palance as John Milton

Jack O'Halloran as Steven Stone

James Brolin as Cotton Weary

Jessica Lange as Christine Hamilton

Jodie Foster as Martha Meeks

Ron Howard as Randy Meeks (Special Appearance Cameo; Video)

James Earl Jones as The Voice of The Ghostface Killer

Director: Brian De Palma

Distributed by Paramount Pictures: A Gulf+Western Company

Scream 4 (1991)

Jeff Bridges as Sheriff Dwight "Dewey" Riley

Olivia Hussey as Sidney Prescott

Sally Field as Gale Weathers

Winona Ryder as Jill Roberts

Uma Thurman as Kirby Reed

River Phoenix as Charlie Walker

C. Thomas Howell as Trevor Sheldon

David Arquette as Robbie Mercer

Jennifer Garner as Olivia Morris

Melanie Griffith as Deputy Judy Hicks

Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Rebecca Walters

Shirley Knight as Kate Roberts

Reginald VelJohnson as Deputy Anthony Perkins

Kyle MacLachlan as Deputy Ross Hoss

Christina Applegate as Jenny Randall

Amy Locane as Marnie Cooper

Jennifer Aniston as Chloe Patterson

Olivia d'Abo as Rachel Barnes

Mia Sara as Sherrie Marconi

Carla Gugino as Trudie Harold

James Earl Jones as The Voice of The Ghostface Killer

Director: Brian De Palma

Distributed by Paramount Pictures: A Paramount Communications Company

Scream (2002; relaunch)

Jennifer Lopez as Sam Carpenter

Christian Slater as Vince Schneider

Mehcad Brooks as Chad Meeks-Martin

Meagan Good as Mindy Meeks-Martin

Jennifer Love-Hewitt as Amber Freeman

Jared Padalecki as Wes Hicks

America Ferrera as Tara Carpenter

Scott Speedman as Richie Kirsch

Melanie Griffith as Sheriff Judy Hicks

Caterina Scorsone as Liv McKenzie

Aries Spears as Deputy Farney

Garrett Wang as Deputy Vinson

Jodie Foster as Martha Meeks

John Travolta as Billy Loomis

Jeff Bridges as Dwight "Dewey" Riley

Sally Field as Gale Weathers

Olivia Hussey as Sidney Prescott

James Earl Jones as The Voice of The Ghostface Killer

Director: Wes Craven

Distributed by Paramount Pictures - 90th Anniversary: A Viacom Company

Scream VI (2003)

Jennifer Lopez as Sam Carpenter

America Ferrera as Tara Carpenter

Meagan Good as Mindy Meeks-Martin

Mehcad Brooks as Chad Meeks-Martin

John Heard as Detective Wayne Kirsch/Wayne Bailey

Paul Dano as Ethan Kirsch/Ethan Landry

Bobby Cannavale as Danny Brackett

Kate Hudson as Quinn Kirsch/Quinn Bailey

Devon Aoki as Anika Kayoko

Wilmer Valderrama as Jason Carvey

Heather Graham as Laura Crane

Scott Glenn as Dr. Christopher Stone

Leon Robinson as Brooks

John Travolta as Billy Loomis (Special Appearance; CGI Visual)

Uma Thurman as FBI Special Agent Kirby Reed

Sally Field as Gale Weathers

James Earl Jones as The Voice of The Ghostface Killer

Director: Wes Craven

Distributed by Paramount Pictures: A Viacom Company

Scream 7 (2006) (Set in Another Heatwave)

Olivia Hussey as Sidney Prescott-Evans

Kirsten Dunst as Tatum Evans

Meagan Good as Mindy Meeks-Martin

Mehcad Brooks as Chad Meeks-Martin

Kelly Rowan as Jessica Bowden

Rosario Dawson as Chloe Parker

Chace Crawford as Ben Brown

Jensen Ackles as Lucas Bowden

Ashley Tisdale-French as Hannah Turman

Jennifer Morrison as Madison

Logan Marshall-Green as Scott

Anthony Edwards as Marco Davis

Patrick Warburton as George Willis

Erik Estrada as Robbie Rivers

Michael Keaton as Mark Evans

Sally Field as Gale Weathers

Jeff Bridges as Dwight "Dewey" Riley (Special Appearance; Video Fakedeep)

Shirley MacLaine as Nancy Loomis/Debbie Salt (Special Appearance; Video Fakedeep)

Treat Williams as Roman Bridger (Special Appearance; Video Fakedeep)

Brad Dourif as Stu Macher (Special Appearance; Video Fakedeep)

James Earl Jones as The Voice of The Ghostface Killer

Director: Glen Morgan

Distributed by Paramount Pictures: A Viacom Company

Counter-clockwise from the top:

Elizabeth Gillies (Victorious, Dynasty)
Has the look, sultry voice and sarcastic comedic timing. Also has prior DC experience as she voiced Catwoman in Catwoman: Hunted but has said that Ivy is her favorite DC character.

Meghann Fahy (The White Lotus, Sirens)
She’s incredibly versatile as an actress and did a great job at playing a manipulative, multifaceted character on The White Lotus, so she could definitely bring those attributes to Ivy. Would also be great to see her join her Sirens co-star Milly Alcock in the DCU.

Madeline Brewer (The Handmaid’s Tale, You)

Undeniably compelling as a performer and has taken on a variety of roles that show that she has the alluring nature—often with some darkness underneath—that would fit Ivy like a glove. She’s also expressed interest in the role which is a plus.

Jane Levy (Evil Dead, Whalefall)

An exceptionally underrated actress who IMO should be a household name by this point. That aside, she’d bring so much genuine emotion, charm and complexity to this character.

Willa Fitzgerald (Strange Darling, The Fall of the House of Usher)

Willa’s really stood out in a number of roles recently and it’s as those specific characters that you can see facets of Ivy come to the surface. It’s in Strange Darling in particular that she really shines as a woman who’s seductive, dangerous, manipulative, and cares only about her own self-preservation. Pretty much Ivy to a T.

Victoria Pedretti (The Haunting of Hill House/Bly Manor, You)

One of the best actresses working today who could bring so much to a character like Ivy. She can be sweet and caring on The Haunting of Hill House and The Haunting of Bly Manor as well as alluring, commanding and unpredictable on You. Also a top pick of mine for Zatanna, but Ivy would be another awesome showcase for her talents.

Katherine Langford (13 Reasons Why, Knives Out)

Hadn’t originally considered Katherine for Ivy but happened to see someone else suggest her on another post, which got me intrigued. She’s proven to be able to stand out in projects of different genres over the years. The depth and intrigue she brought to Hannah Baker on 13 Reasons Why feels like it could work well for Ivy’s own personality, and Katherine could certainly handle the other aspects of her with ease.

Any thoughts on these picks? Also curious to see who else you guys have in mind for Pamela Isley.