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Actor Max Kraus has been cast Officer T. Black in the new "Masters of the Universe" Movie from Amazon MGM Studios and Mattel Films. Actor Max Kraus Playing a police officer on a London set that is posing for Oklahoma City, this bit of casting actually slipped under our radar at first... which was during the initial excitement of those on-set images featuring our first look at actor Nicholas Galitzine as Prince Adam (and that glorious power sword.) Actors Nicholas Galitzine and Max Kraus While we do not suspect Max Kraus (who also was cast in the upcoming "Red Sonja"…
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Watch him become this movie's Lubic and he ends up with an Eternian princess at the end.
@elder Would be funny if they'd properly gone for it and had Adam be living in London. Is the world ready for a cockney He-Man?
@owenmorton Oh where would we be if the American War of Independence had a different outcome.
If you set your goals ridiculously high and it's a failure, you will fail above everyone else's success. -James Cameron
Yeah, why do the MOTU live action movies feel like they need to have an act that takes place on Earth? Surely there's enough material to cover on Eternia and they can bring Earth in sequels if the original movie is successful.
@gettinhighlander Speaking of, somebody get James Tolkan a 10 second cameo in this movie next to Dolph!
@elder That's a conversational detour I wasn't prepared for and perhaps don't want to get into.
Sorry, mate. I often leap towards the conversational abyss. No, the world is not ready for a cockney He-Man!
If you set your goals ridiculously high and it's a failure, you will fail above everyone else's success. -James Cameron
Yeah, why do the MOTU live action movies feel like they need to have an act that takes place on Earth? Surely there's enough material to cover on Eternia and they can bring Earth in sequels if the original movie is successful.
Adam's mother came from Earth so they are probably doing something with that.