Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's BLACK ADAM Movie May Not Begin Shooting Until Fall Of Next Year
We already know Black Adam (Dwayne Johnson) won't be popping up in Shazam!, but now we might have a pretty good idea when Warner Bros. is planning on shooting the villain/antihero's solo adventure...
Warner Bros. has always maintained that they intended to get the solo Black Adam project off the ground and in front of cameras soon after Shazam! hit theatres, but a new report from GWW (formerly Omega Underground) indicates that it may not actually begin shooting until Fall of 2019.
The supposed reason for the delay shouldn't come as too much of a surprise: star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's jam-packed schedule.
The WWE Superstar-turned actor is currently filming Jungle Cruise, and after that he has Fast and Furious spinoff Hobbs and Shaw, then Jumanji 2 and Red Notice.
Is there a chance we could see Black Adam make his big-screen debut in another movie first? There was a rumor doing the rounds that the studio was considering introducing the character as the villain of Suicide Squad 2, but we've heard conflicting reports since.
We'll keep you guys updated on the status of Black Adam, and hopefully WB will announce an official release date for the film soon.
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