Kyle Chandler has been selected to portray Hal Jordan in HBO's forthcoming DC series, Lanterns, as reported by
The Hollywood Reporter. Chandler received the role following Josh Brolin's decision to decline the offer. The production is presently engaged in casting further roles and choosing directors.
Lanterns is characterized by a gritty atmosphere reminiscent of True Detective, centering on Jordan, who is hesitant to mentor a younger Lantern, John Stewart. In the history of DC publishing, Stewart stands out as one of the first Black superheroes. The narrative follows the duo as they delve into a murder case on Earth that carries significant ramifications. Reports indicate that DC and the producers are seeking a youthful and fresh-faced actor to portray this role alongside a more established and prominent actor.
Chris Mundy is serving as the showrunner for the eight-episode series. He collaborates with Damon Lindelof, the creator of HBO’s Watchmen and the television series Lost, alongside Eisner Award-winning comic book writer Tom King. The show is in the process of casting and selecting directors with filming scheduled to take place in Atlanta from January to June of next year.
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