And even though 'Hoff truly had my type of physique, he was somehow so inherently campy in his posturing that I rarely could take him seriously. And any recent attempts to do so have failed. Surprisingly enough, Knight Rider (which aired from 1982 to 1986) is a show I never watched beyond a time or two. You probably ought to recognize the man above left as David Hasselhoff of Knight Rider. I wonder if somehow I telekinetic-ally broke it! But I digress. among the latest calamities is having my smartphone croak, switching home internet service and having it render my laptop useless and then a fault in my newly-remodeled bathroom shower - "Paging Mike Holmes!" There's even more, but I won't bore you with any of it.) I've had an almost psychotic preoccupation with showers these last several weeks. (Not to make it all about me, but in case anyone is curious. LOL! But I wanted to put something up before the holiday weekend. Life keeps handing me lemons and I can only make so much lemonade. With nothing else on the docket in Lerman's near future, a Percy Jackson cameo is certainly not out of the realm of possibility yet.This really IS a quickie.
#Poseidon cast series#
Since 2020 he has also starred as Jonah Heidelbaum in the Amazon series Hunters, which will be debuting season 2, its final run, in January 2023. Lerman has also mentioned that he's in the middle of working on a series set during WWII called We Were The Lucky Ones. Lerman has been keeping busy over the past few years, recently taking on a supporting role as The Son in the 2022 action comedy film Bullet Train and also serving as a producer on the 2022 drama film Press Play as well as Sam Taylor-Johnson's upcoming biopic Rothko. Playing the god of the sun and prophecy definitely seems like a scenario that is much more plausible than taking on the roles of Zeus or Poseidon. Considering he's a son of Zeus and therefore much younger than he and Poseidon, Apollo could be Lerman's best chance of returning to Percy Jackson as a new character. Since Lerman said he doesn't think he's old enough to play Poseidon, it seems unlikely the actor would be old enough to play Poseidon's brother Zeus, king of the gods, either.
While Hades, Ares, and Medusa have already been cast, major Greek gods such as Zeus, Poseidon, and Apollo have not. While many of the leading roles have already been cast, some big ones still have yet to be tied to an actor, leaving the door open for Lerman's possible return.
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Related: Disney's Percy Jackson Has To Fix A Major Movie Mistake I'm excited for those fans to get that version of the story told and see what they do with this. But what I do know is that Rick Riordan is doing it, and that's pretty cool for the fans of the Percy Jackson series. There are so many things I just don't know about that project. I'm just so in the mindset of what I'm working on right now too, so whenever I get that question, I'm like, I have no idea. I don't know, these are all hypotheticals, so I have no idea. I get people asking me all the time if I'm gonna play Poseidon, and I'm like, am I old enough to play Poseidon? I don't think I'm old enough for that one! I wouldn't cast me in that role if I was part of the creative team. Poseidon casting has yet to be announced for the show, but a theory that Luke Arnold could be an option through his connection to series creator Jonathan E. While it is an intriguing idea, Lerman doesn't believe he's yet old enough for the role, saying he wouldn't even cast himself if he was on the creative team. According to the 30-year-old actor, he has been approached by people who believe he should return in a different role than the one he played in the movies: that of Percy Jackson's father and the god of the seas, Poseidon. Speaking to Esquire, Lerman discussed his breakout role and whether he could return to the Percy Jackson world in the new series.
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