While most DC Cinematic Universe fans are excited about it B.Adam has disappeared Reprising Henry Cavill’s Superman, the film also introduced a host of new heroes, including Aldis Hodge as Hawkman. While we don’t know what the future holds for Hawkman, Hodge is already gone. black adam with lasting memories, most notably the memory of trying not to punch Dwayne Johnson in the face.
a large part of black adam sees Hawkman and the Justice Society fight Dwayne Johnson’s Black Adam, and Aldis Hodge recounts THR that of everything that happened during production, his big achievement was that he never accidentally punched Dwayne Johnson in the face. Hodge says using Hawkman’s signature bat was so new to him that he apparently spent all his time worrying about accidentally approaching the movie’s big star. Hodge explained …
My indelible memory is that I never hit him. That was all she mattered to me. I’m serious. Swinging around that mace, man … I grew up as a fighter, and in terms of real fighting and stunts, it’s about understanding and knowing your distance. With real wrestling, you need to know exactly your distance and your opponent’s distance, so you know when to block, time and exit. In stunt fights, you need to know your distance to never hit the other person, but the bat required full extension of my arm. So I had to contend with understanding a different length because the mass added a few more meters.
While Aldis Hodge claims to have a lot of experience in real fighting and stunts, his experience has been in melee style. Using a weapon, such as a sledgehammer, was something he had never done before, so he was afraid of misjudging the extra distance the weapon gave him and accidentally hitting the person he was hitting, in this case. , The Rock.
Swinging a club at a safe distance would certainly have the potential to injure Dwayne Johnson if he hit him with it. Even if given the job he made The Rock for black adam, maybe it would just blow it away. However, Hodge says hurting The Rock wasn’t his real concern. In that case, even scratching the man’s face would have been bad news, as it would have stopped production for a while, and Hawkman’s actor didn’t want to be responsible for that. He continues…
Man, all he wanted was to get through the day without scratching that man’s face. What if I scratched his face and they had to shut him up because of me? Yes, that’s not good. But other than that, there are probably back problems [another lasting memory].
It seems that Hawkman’s wings were also a problem for Hodge. Hopefully, that doesn’t mean he doesn’t want to return as Hawkman. Even if we don’t see him again or see him soon, he has experience with that mass now, so the next movie should be easier.
Source: Cinemablend
