Ryan Gosling has been on the frontline of the news for a while, and it’s for all the right reasons. Whether it is being the actor/producer responsible behind the success of Project Hail Mary or being casted as Ghost Rider for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), he has been busy. Now, adding on to this list of his successful projects, the next one he has set an eye on is the Flintstones.

Flintstones have been a household name for generations, with their first ever release dating back to the year 1960. However, in the recent few decades, there has not been much noise from the franchise, leading to the family going back to hiding under their rock of a home. Ryan Gosling seems to have an idea to bring back The Flintstones with an ambitious vision to connect the family with not just the older generation but the younger generation as well.

He plans to do this by focusing the show on an underutilized character, Bamm-Bamm. Just in case you were living under a rock with the Flintstones, let us take you over this. As per the lore, Bamm-Bamm is the adopted-son of Barney and Betty Rubble, whom they found at their doorstep. The young and powerful Bamm-Bamm possessed the power to create impressive feats like lifting heavy objects with utmost ease. Cut forward to a spin-off, The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show. Bamm-Bamm goes on to marry Pebbles, the daughter of Fred and Wilma Stone.

Not only does Ryan Gosling want to make this live-adaptation of the Bamm-Bamm movie, but he also wishes to star in it as the main lead. The similarities are uncanny, and we can already see it, considering his all-blonde look in his Ken avatar from Barbie.

We have already seen a successful live adaptation of the Flintstones in 1994. The movie went on to become a cult classic amongst its fans with a very believable portrayal of the family by Fred (John Goodman) and Wilma (Elizabeth Perkins).

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James Gunn has been standing on business since the day he got promoted to being the Co-Chairman and CEO of DC Studios. Not only does he overlook all the projects being carried in DC, but he also plays a crucial part in writing and directing movies for the same. James Gunn comes with a rich filmography of movies, specifically catering to superheroes. These include Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 1,2,3), The Suicide Squad, Super, and the latest, Superman.

Henry Cavil created a legacy for himself with his portrayal of Superman for the Man of Steel series. After hanging up his cape, the void he left behind was subtle but loud. James Gunn took it upon himself to begin filming the new Superman, around the same time he entered DC, initiating the creation of the new DC Universe (DCU)

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David Corenswet was the new cast to dawn the cape of Superman, and by all means has done justice to the superhero. In comparison to Henry Cavill’s rendition of the role, David represented a more hopeful and calm-demeanoured Superman. While the movie left the fans divided, the box office spoke volumes on how well received the new Superman was.

To bask in the glory of the reception, James Gunn has begun work for the sequel, titled Man of Tomorrow. He finally took to Instagram to reveal the progress. He said, “That’s a wrap on principal photography for Man of Tomorrow.” After that he goes on to show his gratitude to his entire cast and crew.

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Apart from David Corenswet, another familiar face we will most likely be seeing is the antagonist from the first movie, Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult). Another important piece of information we have as of now is that both Superman and Lex Luthor will be reluctantly teaming up against a greater force.

Man of Tomorrow is scheduled to release on July 9, 2027.

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