Sneider did due diligence on this one I think he deserves to be taken seriously here.

Right after those casting GIFs he told us about the email he got that "Stan was another villain, Dent is in the film and Dance is playing ScarJo's father" and to take it with a grain of salt. Even he wasn't fully going for it.

Weeks later he seems far more substantively convinced

If they considered casting Brad Pitt I think it’s a bigger role than phantasm dad

Dent is a buff dude, to the point he was suspected of being Batman.

Also you got Stan's stylist sharing pics of Two-Face, not to mention our biggest clue in saying he's playing "multiple roles"

Yeah Jeff Sneider just chatting s***

In the Arkham games, Zaasz origin story is that he loses his family fortune in a poker game with The Penguin in which Penguin cheated in to win

It leads Zaasz to go crazy and on a killing spree

DONT TEMPT ME THAT SOUNDS SO GAS

What if this is more Arkham centric than we think

Zaasz and Penguin have a history in the Arkham games

They’re coming

My only thing with that is Colin said he's got a really small part in this one

I feel like that would warrant a decent sized role

Zsasz in this would be so disappointing, almost as boring a villain pick as Hush. Riddler in the first movie already covers a lot of that ground

i always loved that origin

Maybe he’s only shown at the ice club lounge for the poker game. I don’t think Zaasz ever finds out Penguin cheated or at least he never sought him out for revenge in the games. His mind kinda too far gone at that point

Yeah I mean a serial killer there only so much you could do and riddler went from zodiac to twitch streamer

gotta hop on arkham city soon

Jeff Sneider just talking bruh

I think if anyone's a German descent villain like Strange or Fries, its Sebastian Koch imo. We have no clue who he's playing

I'm not gonna speculate on this anymore though if all these other characters are potential Gotham villains

is this leaning more into silence of the lambs territory than the first one

Hush would’ve been fire. The idea of a murder who kills others to form the face of Bruce Wayne (or someone else important) so that he can frame them sounds like a dope mystery movie

Double it and give it to the DCU adaptation thank you

We need fantastical villains in the DCU

Zsasz isn't a main villain. I don't think that was ever going to be Stan's function at any point. Like its not like Dent was the main villain either if he started as Harvey.

He's probably just a physical threat Batman has to overcome in the film.

I don't have it in me to care about a Batfamily movie from the creative genius behind The Flash (2023) unfortunately

Lol good point