Jeffrey Dean Morgan Was Ready To Beg ‘The Boys’ Creator For More Screentime With Jensen Ackles For a Weird Reason

Before reuniting with them for The Boys season 4, Jeffrey Dean Morgan was ready to beg the Supernatural showrunner just to mess with his costars.

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  • Jeffrey Dean Morgan's adamancy to mess with Jensen Ackles almost made him beg the showrunner.
  • The Walking Dead Star reunited with his Supernatural costar Jensen Ackles and showrunner Eric Kripke for The Boys.
  • Besides Batman, the only DC character that Jeffrey Dean Morgan is interested in playing is Lobo.
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Following his onscreen son’s footsteps, Jeffrey Dean Morgan is set to join the world of The Boys, reuniting with his Supernatural costar Jensen Ackles and showrunner Eric Kripke. Known for playing Negan in AMC’s The Walking Dead and its spin-off Dead City, the Dawn of Justice Star initially rose to stardom following his part in CW’s Supernatural, starring Jensen Ackles at the forefront.

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While he parted ways with the show back in season 2, sacrificing himself to save his son, the actor did go on to return in the 300th episode of the show and even asked the creator to increase his screen time.

Also read: The Boys Season 4 Release, Cast and All New Characters: Does Jeffery Dean Morgan Have Any Superpower in The Boys?

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Jeffrey Dean Morgan in The Boys Season 4
Jeffrey Dean Morgan | The Boys Season 4

Jeffrey Dean Morgan Was Fixated on Messing With His Costars

Reflecting on his time with Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki on the show, who played Dean and Sam Winchester in the show, Jeffrey Dean Morgan said they were “like three idiot brothers” on set. Reasonably, the actor was excited to join forces with the duo upon his return and joked that he was ready to beg Eric Kripke to increase his part so that he could mess with the two actors. He was quoted saying (Via IMDb),

“I’m going to call Eric [Eric Kripke] and beg for my life and find a way to come back and harass these guys [Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki] in some way.”

And almost 2-decades later since starting out together in Supernatural, Ackles and Morgan are once again set to join forces in the forthcoming season of The Boys.

Also read: “We got Dean and now we got his dad”: After Jensen Ackles’s Soldier Boy, Another Supernatural Star Joins The Boys to Fight Homelander in Season 4

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Supernatural (2005)
Supernatural (2005)

Apart From Batman, Lobo Is the Only DC Character Jeffrey Dean Morgan Wanted to Play

While Jeffrey Dean Morgan‘s Flashpoint Batman never came to fruition, this isn’t the lone DC character he expressed interest in playing. During his promotion of 2021’s The Unholy, the actor showcased interest in tackling the intergalactic bounty hunter, stating that Lobo is badass. He told CinePOP:

“I really wanted to do Lobo for a long time, but we’ll see. We’ll see, I have something maybe cooking and I’ll let you know soon if that turns out to be, but I love the world of comic books and hope that I get to stay playing in this world for a long time.”

Also read: “I would eventually like to bring everyone”: Invincible Season 2 Might Bring Fan-Favorite Actors from The Walking Dead Including Jeffrey Dean Morgan

DCU Character Lobo.
Lobo | Dc Comics

Unfortunately, keeping in mind that Jason Momoa is heavily rumored to be recast as Lobo in James Gunn’s DCU, Morgan’s dream might never come to fruition. But we might get to see his Supernatural costar, Jensen Ackles, in the DC universe, as the actor has expressed his desire to tackle Batman, and with DCU’s Batman set to be older, he might able to land it.

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Written by Santanu Roy

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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.