‘Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice': Jason Momoa Talks Justice League Script, Aquaman Costume

Jason Momoa has once again spoken up about his role as Aquaman in the upcoming “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice” film. The actor also offered up some updates on the “Justice League” script and recalled what it was like to suit up in his Aquaman costume for the first time.

The Hollywood Reporter caught up with the former “Game of Thrones” star to talk about his Sundance TV drama called “The Red Road.” Eventually, the discussion led to his involvement in the much-awaited “Man of Steel” sequel “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice,” where he is set to cameo as Aquaman before his solo 2018 film. During the interview, Jason Momoa talked about his costume for the DC character and shared what it was like to suit up as the aquatic superhero.

Jason Momoa recalled just showing up for costume fittings and letting the designers do their magic on his Aquaman costume. The actor says he credited Michael Wilkinson, head costume designer for “Batman V Superman” with his costume and claims he “basically just showed up” and let Wilkinson do his work. “And it's all Zack [Snyder] through his genius mind,” he added.

Jason Momoa also offered up a bit of update on “Justice League,” where’ he’s also set to appear before starring in his 2018 solo “Aquaman” film. A script is reportedly still not in progress considering “Justice League” is still “quite a ways off.” However, the actor assured he will give his professionalism and sense of humour in the script and hopes for people to like that. “If they don't I'll modify it,” he said.

According to Screenrant, ever since Zack Snyder revealed Momoa’s official look as Aquaman, fans have been eager to know more about his importance in “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice” and whether his costume as seen in the photo would be his final suit as the aquatic superhero. However, in an interview with the Associated Press, Jason Momoa admitted not knowing what it’s going to be like yet as far as his Aquaman character is concerned. What’s for certain though is his admission that he’s in “for the long haul” with his portrayal of the DC character and leaves his trust on Zack Snyder with his ideas for his character.

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