Jack Huston, best known to fans as the “Tin Man” Richard Harrow on HBO’s hit prohibition drama Boardwalk Empire. Now it has been revealed that Huston will be taking on the lead role in the upcoming Crow movie reboot, previously played by the late Brandon Lee. Huston isn’t the only former Boardwalk Empire actor to land a role in a gritty comic book reboot. Charlie Cox is leaving Atlantic city for Hell's Kitchen in Marvel and Netflix’s upcoming Daredevil remake, replacing Batman actor Ben Affleck as the Man Without Fear.
He was perhaps the most memorable character on HBO’s Boardwalk Empire, and now Jack Huston has landed a new role as one of the 90’s most iconic character.
Dread Central’s Jason “Jinx” Jenkins recently spoke to The Crow creator James O’Barr, who confirmed Huston’s casting, simply stateing:
“Jack Huston has definitely been cast.”
According to the report, James O’Barr , like everyone else in the world is, “really happy with that choice.”
Jack Huston’s former Boardwalk Empire co-star Charlie Cox can soon be seen in Netflix’s upcoming Daredevil series.
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Boardwalk Empire Spoilers
Following his characters death on HBO’s Boardwalk Empire, Jack Huston spoke to Rolling Stone about saying goodbye:
“ I was meant to do three episodes and I’ve ended up going a full four seasons, whatever it is--it’s amazing how far we went. We explored so much with him. This season he gave up killing, and he sort of did that a bit before and then he came back and took the boy--and you don’t want to regurgitate the same story. He actually found love, he found a family and the only thing that could happen, for the greater good, for the show and for the character, was that he die, tragically, because he was a tragic character. I think they wrote the most unbelievably beautiful ending, and it made so much sense. I was honored by the ending rather than upset. I was very, very touched. I was very happy that Richard was going to go out the way he was, and while people still loved him.”
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