There is a hero with an iconic fate that Jonon Bertal would like to show, though he would like Taylor Sheridan's help to do so. The actor recently saw his role as Frank Castle, Aka Paniser (and the best version to date)He collaborated with Sheridan on three different projects in the impressive writer/director's career. He appeared in what is widely considered One of Sheridan's best works With Dennis Vilnev, director Sikario, before following him with the "Wind River" starring Jeremi Renner and Elizabeth Olsen. This film marked Sheridan's first directorial effort, which continued in 2021 with "those who wish me the dead", featuring Angelina Ololi, starring Bertal.

Talking to Hunting of bosses For their common history, Bertal praised Sheridan and the success that resulted from their collaborations to that point: "I will be honest with you, I will do something with Taylor. I love Taylor. He was also asked by Bertal if he had a Western dream, he would think of a remark.

The classic western for a stranger who walks into the city and helps make the valley again safe seems perfect for Bertal, but he has already given us his version in some way - and it is extremely violent.

The chances of a "Jane" remake are slim, let alone the supervision of Taylor Sheridan. That's not to say that Bortal did not, in his own way, did not give the characters - flaws such as - that Echo's legendary hero of Alan Lad from the 1953 film. Frank Castle, at one point, was a lonely former Gunslinger, who just wanted to stay alone in Pansir before bad people pushed him wrong. The difference is that the castle was once released, he became a bloody tornado of rage and violence, while Jane was far rising on a hero, whose dark past was only occasionally mentioned.

If Bertal has ever assumed the role, it will have to be a more useful performance without the rage of the signature of the Starwiard that is seen as climbing through the prisoners of Daredeville or throwing forks at Bob Odenkirk in the "bear". It may be tricky, but if Bertal could find that kind of quiet, wandering stranger, it will take a great break from the routine. That is, of course, if Taylor Sheridan is ready to take such a bold venture. At this point of his career, the head of The Yellowstone Universe and every upcoming spin-off that creates There is a seemingly little space in the workload to recount a classic. Jane should not return anyway; Sheridan has enough of its heroes who are all on their travels instead.