TITANS: The Actor Playing Batman In The DC Universe Series May Have Been Revealed
We've caught many glimpses of Bruce Wayne in Titans but one site believes they've figured out who is suiting up as the Caped Crusader in the DC Universe series and it could very well be a game changer...
Since Titans premiered on DC Universe a few weeks back, the show has continued to tease the eventual arrival of Batman and we've caught many glimpses of the Caped Crusader since (out of his costume) usually in shadow or from behind.
Now, following the release of the third chapter of Titans on the streaming service, Screen Rant believes that the man we saw watching a young Dick Grayson learning that his parents were murdered is, in fact, Iron Fist actor Lewis Tan. Looking at that moment, it certainly appears as if could be him, while the site points to other evidence which may back up their claim.
Not too long ago, Tan took to social media to reveal that he'd had a meeting with DC Entertainment and he could be seen carrying a number of Batman comic books and graphic novels after that. The actor (who played Shatterstar in Deadpool 2) has plenty of fight experience, so he could just play the hero from a distance in fight scenes.
After all, we're bound to see the Dark Knight in action at some point, and it will be interesting seeing whether or not we do get to actually see him wearing the suit and interacting with Robin and his team. Casting a non-white actor in the role is a bold move too, and Tan definitely seems like a fitting choice for a contemporary take on Bruce Wayne!
Bear in mind that nothing is confirmed but it will be interesting seeing if this theory does end up panning out. For now, share your thoughts in the comments section down below.
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