Patrick Wilson’s Batman v Superman character, the President of the United States, is likely to return for Aquaman

Did you catch Patrick Wilson‘s Batman v Superman character cameo on the big screen this weekend? While you don’t actually see the Watchmen star in the Zack Snyder-helmed blockbuster, Wilson lends his voice to an important DC Universe character: the President of the United States of America. What’s more, ComingSoon.net has learned that we’re likely to be seeing more of Wilson’s President down the road. After all, director James Wan has worked with Wilson on films like The Conjuring, Insidious and the upcoming The Conjuring 2. Are we going to see Wilson return for Wan’s upcoming Aquaman?

“You just might!” Wan told CS when we asked him exactly that at this weekend’s WonderCon in Downtown Los Angeles.

Aquaman is set to star Jason Momoa, who made a brief debut as the title character in Batman v Superman, and will follow upcoming DC Cinematic Universe entries Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman, Justice League Part One and The Flash. Of course, Wan is no stranger to complex continuities having directed films in both the Saw and The Fast and the Furious franchises, but we also asked him about the challenges of building onto a growing cinematic continuity.

“That is a house of cards,” he explained. “That is one with a lot of story strains and story plot. Whether you go work in DC or go work at Marvel, the sandbox is kind of established and you kind of have to play within the sandbox. The key is to, hopefully, when you’re in the sandbox, to create your own castle.”

Aquaman, set for release July 27, 2018, will also star Amber Heard as Mera. Check back for further casting updates as they become available.

ComingSoon.net also spoke with Wan about The Conjuring 2 and about Lights Out, a new original horror tale that he’s producing. Check back with us shortly for the full report!

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