12 YEARS A SLAVE And THE NEWSROOM Actor To Play Young 'Lucius Fox' In GOTHAM
Gotham continues to add some recognisable names from the comic books to its cast, and it's now Lucius Fox (played by Morgan Freeman in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Trilogy) who looks set to shake up the world of the future Batman. Read on for casting details and a description...
Deadline reports that Chris Chalk has joined the cast of Gotham as Lucius Fox. He will first appear in season one's twenty first episode with an option to return in the already confirmed second season. According to the description provided by the site, this take on the DC Comics character will be, "Wayne Enterprise’s resident tech genius. In a corporation shadowed by nefarious dealings, Fox emerges as a moral beacon for young Bruce Wayne. His desire to help Bruce uphold Thomas Wayne’s legacy will eventually earn him a spot as one of the boy’s most important confidantes." That relationship was obviously well explored in The Dark Knight Trilogy, but it should be very interesting to see how it plays out between a younger Bruce and Lucius. What do you guys think?
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