The Boys has turned out to be one of the most successful Amazon Prime Video series. The show has attracted a lot of fans with its unique and amazing content and is often the subject of conversation online, among fans.
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One of the most interesting characters in the show is Homelander played by the talented Antony Starr. Homelander has been descending into chaos and has an increasingly erratic behavior. In this context, Antony Starr revealed his hopes for the future of the character in an interview.
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Antony Starr Reveals His Prediction for Homelander in The Boys
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In the comics, the character Homelander eventually dies. However, Antony Starr hopes this wouldn’t be the case in the show. He told Collider: “I think Homelander’s happy ending would be him annihilating everyone in the world and sitting there in a bloody wasteland on his own, with no one to mess with him. I don’t think there’s a redemption story for Homelander,”
Antony Starr continued:
“I wouldn’t really wanna see that, to be honest. I don’t think there’s any intention of doing that either. As for his demise, I don’t know. Every time I try to pick out what might happen in the future, I’m wrong, so I’ve given up speculating,” “I’m just like, ‘You know what? I’ll leave that for the writers and spare myself the embarrassment of being wrong, again and again, and again.'”
While the future of the character isn’t certain, the show had been confirmed to have a fourth season. Homelander has been one of the most fascinating characters in the show, fans would love to see more of him. What do you think of the character? Let us know your opinion in the comments section below.
The Boys is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.
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