Actor Ben Schwartz is willing and ready to suit up as the stretchy superhero Plastic Man for James Gunn‘s DC Universe. A superhero able to stretch and transform his body into virtually any shape, ...

With James Gunn‘s revamped DCU set to expand extensively in the coming days, The Office’s Rainn Wilson has come out to forward his name for the role of Plastic Man. Wilson, who gained worldwide ...

Comedian-actor John Mulaney is down to play the DC superhero Plastic Man, but only if Warner Bros. cuts him a nice, fat paycheck. Mulaney recently took part in GQ’s “Actually Me” series, where he ...

Rainn Wilson wants to bring one of DC’s funniest heroes to life. While speaking at Fan Expo Chicago on August 16, the actor told fans that he has already pitched the idea of a Plastic Man movie to ...

Plastic Man is one of DC’s most reliable sources of comedy relief. A silly, braggadocios criminal-turned-hero with absurd stretching powers to match, Plastic Man has been a consistent B-string member ...

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Ben Shwartz, arguably best known for his role in Parks & Rec as the incessantly annoying, but in a funny way, Jean Ralphio-Saperstein, has been attached to a Plastic Man film for quite some time. He ...

After starring on The Office, playing Plastic Man wouldn't be much of a stretch for Rainn Wilson. During an Aug. 16 panel at Fan Expo Chicago, Wilson said he's spoken with director James Gunn about ...

There have been rumblings about a Plastic Man movie helmed by Darren Aronofsky since last summer. It's one of only a few rumours that DC Studios boss James Gunn hasn't debunked, and it would become ...

Jack Cole's raw talent and unrestrained visual imagination would make him legendary with the inventive body horror of Plastic Man, and that talent is certainly on display here in the origin of Silver ...

A superhero able to stretch and transform his body into virtually any shape, Plastic Man/Patrick “Eel” O’Brian made his comic book debut in Police Comics #1 in 1941. Created by Jake Cole for Quality ...