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Black Canary: The HBO Max movie with Birds of Prey’s Jurnee Smollett

Thomas DeRochs

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Featured in the Harley Quinn-focused movie, “Birds of Prey,” the DC Comics heroine will get her own project for the HBO Max platform.

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HBO Max opens new doors to the DC universe. After making two movies about Batgirl and Blue Beetle, it’s Black Canary’s turn to appear on the screen. Actress Journey Smollett, who brought the character to the cinema wild birdsHe will resume his role. On the script side, it’s Misha Greene (love countryAnd UndergroundWho should write the adventures of the new heroine.

At the moment, there is no information as to who will direct the feature film. Producer Sue Kroll – Really Late wild birds – He will be responsible for bearing offs. This isn’t the first time that Journey Smollett and screenwriter Misha Green have worked together because they were already collaborating on the HBO show, love country, released in 2020.

On his official Twitter account, translator Dina Lance is formalizing the news with a small message: “I think the canary came out of the cage! So excited to finally start this adventure with my soul Creative sister Misha Green.

Before Jurnee Smollett, the female lead Black Canary has already been cast three times in the series Arrow : Katie Cassidy played Laurel Lance, Juliana Harkavy Performed by Dinah Drake and Catherine McNamaraMia Smock. In 2019, the media diverse announce String development On the side of the CW channel that brings together the three Canary Islands. Since then, the development of this show seems to have stalled.

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