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James Gunn's DCU is continuing to take big swings as villain Gorilla Grodd is spotted singing acapella on the set…
Filming has begun for James Gunn's upcoming DC mockumentary, "The People Vs. Gorilla Grodd," with set leaks revealing the villain in his college years. The show features Gorilla Grodd singing and dancing, sparking mixed reactions from fans, with some praising its comedic potential and others questioning its faithfulness to the comics. This project, alongside other eclectic DCU offerings, highlights Gunn's bold approach to the franchise.
Upcoming DCU show The People v. Gorilla Grodd has started filming at a US university just weeks after it was announced
Filming has commenced for the upcoming DCU series "The People v. Gorilla Grodd" at the Georgia Institute of Technology, just weeks after its official announcement by James Gunn. The show, a true-crime mockumentary focusing on the character of Gorilla Grodd and Jimmy Olsen's investigation, is set to explore a lesser-seen side of the villain. The series features a cast including Jimmy Tatro as Gorilla Grodd and Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen.
James Gunn isn't sure why his weirdest upcoming DCU project is being compared to She-Hulk and Invincible
James Gunn addressed comparisons between his upcoming DCU project 'The People vs. Gorilla Grodd,' a true-crime mockumentary, and shows like 'She-Hulk' and 'Invincible,' stating he doesn't see the commonality. The series, starring Jimmy Olsen, investigates a telepathic gorilla's alleged crimes, and fans are already speculating about potential anthology follow-ups.
DC Studios' "first foray into the true crime genre" The People v. Gorilla Grodd greenlit at HBO Max as James Gunn calls it "truly special"
DC Studios' new eight-episode series, The People v. Gorilla Grodd, has been greenlit for HBO Max. Co-chairman and CEO James Gunn described the show as DC Studios' "first foray into the true crime genre" and a mockumentary exploring the villain Gorilla Grodd's alleged murder of his father. The series is written and showrun by Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault, known for American Vandal.