One of the final 2023 movie releases, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, is finally here, and with it marks the official end of the DC Extended Universe. The DC Universe Chapter One slate will then kick off a new shared continuity, but there are several DCEU actors who are sticking around to keep playing their roles, like Viola Davis as Amanda Waller and John Cena as Peacemaker. Because of this, there’s been talk about whether we’ll see more from Jason Momoa’s Aquaman in the DC Universe, and Peter Safran, who co-runs DC Studios with James Gunn, opened up about the actor’s future as The Lost Kingdom wraps up this chapter of DC movies history.
It was just a few days ago that Momoa said it was “up to the fans” if he’d continue playing Aquaman, and now Safran has addressed the distinct possibility that The Lost Kingdom will mark the last time we see this version of Arthur Curry, who first appeared in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Here’s what the producer had to say on this subject while speaking at an Aquaman 2 event in at the IWC Schaffhausen boutique in Beverly Hills (via Independent):
