Katee Sackoff was a great addition to the cast of The Mandalorian, and her story really took off this season. Looking ahead to her career future, the actress says she would love to one day play the part of Batman villain Poison Ivy, aka Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley, an eco-terrorist and prominent enemy of the caped crusader.
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Sackhoff also said he also only knew the director for the job, his ex Eye director Mike Flanagan (The Hill House haunt, Doctor Sleep).
In a recent appearance at Megacon Orlando, ComicBook reports that it asked Sackhoff for his thoughts on making an adaptation. As the voice actress who played Poison Ivy in Batman: The Long Halloween animated film – and the actress who took Star Wars‘ Bo-Katan Kryze from animated cult following to mainstream live-action glory, looks like a shoe inside. And Sackhoff is more than ready, stating:
“I really can’t say that I would sell my first child because she is very special to me [laughs]. But I would shit twice and die to play Poison Ivy… And work with Mike Flanagan again. He is such a genius and so cooperative. Working on Oculus was a lot of fun for me because it allowed me to talk about what I wanted to do with her [the character “Marie Russell] I love bringing physicality to the roles I play and horror is no different…And he was so all in.”
Poison Ivy hasn’t been seen on the big screen since Batman and robin back in 1997, and with Batman’s continued popularity, it seems like now would be a natural time to explore this character some more. What do you think? Would you like to see Sackhoff take on the live-action Poison Ivy?
by Jessica Fisher
Source: Geek Tyrant
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