Josh Brolin Won't Play Green Lantern—Photoshop No More

Josh Brolin has reportedly declined the role of Hal Jordan in the upcoming Green Lanterns series from DC. Previously seen as Marvel's Thanos, Brolin's decision leaves the casting team at DC Studios searching for a new lead. Speculations indicate that Ewan McGregor and Matthew McConaughey could be potential replacements. The series is expected to center around John Stewart and Hal Jordan as they solve a murder mystery in America, highlighting a darker narrative for the beloved characters.

Potential replacements for Josh Brolin as Hal Jordan include actors Ewan McGregor and Matthew McConaughey, who are rumored to be under consideration by DC Studios for the role.

The Green Lanterns series is part of DC's effort to revamp its cinematic universe, focusing on characters from the comics beloved by fans. Hal Jordan, a core member of the Green Lantern Corps, is known for his rebellious spirit and strong will, often facing cosmic challenges alongside various Lanterns from different planets. This series aims to bring new stories, incorporating John Stewart, another notable Green Lantern, into compelling narratives that resonate with both new audiences and longstanding fans of the franchise.