“I’m such a DC Person”: Shazam 2 Star Grace Currey Doesn’t Want to Get Involved in Marvel vs DC War, Hints at Potential MCU Debut in Future

"I'm such a DC Person": Shazam 2 Star Grace Currey Doesn't Want to Get Involved in Marvel vs DC War, Hints at Potential MCU Debut in Future
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With the DC universe inching toward its eventual reboot, Shazam! Fury of the Gods will be one of the last remnants of the previous failed DCEU. And even though the future of the Shazam family in the new universe is uncertain, Grace Currey has been pretty confident about her future in the DCU.

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Although the future of her and the rest of the cast in the DCU after the sequel is under wraps, the actress has been pretty outspoken about her love for DC and shared her want to move forward in the new universe. But despite being inclined towards DC, she also hasn’t banished the idea of starring in a Marvel movie in the foreseeable future.

Also read: “There are all manner of different things that can be done”: Zachary Levi Teases His Shazam Might Return for Kingdom Come Amidst Fan Uproar to Bring Back Henry Cavill’s Superman

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Shazam Family

Grace Currey is optimistic about her future in the new James Gunn-led DCU

Just like her Shazam co-star Zachary Levi, Grace Currey has also been pretty optimistic about her future in the new DCU under the leadership of James Gunn and Peter Safran. And the actress believes that the duo will do a great job in redefining the DC universe and creating a more cohesive cinematic universe and is excited for the stories to unfold. She stated,

“I think we’re in incredible hands. I got excited about the slate because I know James Gunn just brings so much to comic book lore and he’s so well-versed. So yeah, I’m not in the conversations, of course. You know, I’m along for the ride. And when they say, ‘Grace, it’s time,’ I’m there… I’m really, really curious.”

But despite being inclined towards DC, Currey hasn’t brushed away the possibility of starring in a Marvel project in the future and shared that she doesn’t want to be part of the Marvel vs DC debate.

Also read: Amidst James Gunn Firing Him After Shazam 2 Rumors, Zachary Levi Open to Playing Other Superheroes Even if it’s Marvel: “It would come down to the script and director”

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Grace Currey as Mary Bloomfield
Grace Currey as Mary Bloomfield

Grace Currey hasn’t brushed off the possibility of starring in a future Marvel movie

While speaking with The Direct, Grace Currey revealed that even before being part of the DC family, she was once considered to star in an X-Men movie for the role of Jean Gray, which was eventually scrapped. And even though she clarified that she is more inclined towards the DC brand, she refused to take sides in the DC vs Marvel debate and teased that she might be open to playing a suitable Marvel character in the future. She stated,

“I have to be honest, especially the comics, I am such a DC person. I really know DC moreso. And of course, Marvel is so… they bring out characters a lot of the times that people aren’t as familiar with, of course, with how we got Iron Man and everyone over there. But I don’t know…”

Also read: “I would love to kill zombies”: Zachary Levi Pitches Wild Shazam 3 Story Despite Being Unsure if James Gunn Will Let Him Reprise Titular Role

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Grace Currey

Even though both Grace Currey and Zachary Levi have expressed their love for the DC brand and are keen on playing their respective characters in the future. But the performance of the upcoming Shazam sequel will likely play a big factor in determining their future in the new DCU.

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Shazam! Fury of the Gods will hit theatres on 17 March 2023.

Source: The Direct 

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Santanu Roy is a film enthusiast with a deep love for the medium of animation while also being obsessed with The Everly Brothers, Billy Joel, and The Platters. Having expertise in everything related to Batman, Santanu spends most of his time watching and learning films, with Martin Scorsese and Park Chan-wook being his personal favorites. Apart from pursuing a degree in animation, he also possesses a deep fondness for narrative-driven games and is currently a writer at Fandomwire with over 1000 articles.