Supervilain's Supervisor of the Jameseshes Gun in 2021 Suicide Squad It was the quasi-monitoring of the movie "Suicide Team of David Ayer" in 2016, but could function just like a remake. The premium of the two films is fun: multiple multicolored supervisors, each with their own nicknames and tricks, detained by the authorities and thrown at maximum security prison. They are then given a bloody ultimatum: they rot in jail or reduce penalties with participation in dangerous military missions ... Assuming they can make it alive. As a result, these villains are forced to engage in a mission for good reason (in theory, at least).

Charlie Quinn (Margot Robbie) appears in both films, as well as Amanda Walker (Viola Davis), the main mind behind the villains. Ayer's film is rough and nasty, while Gun has the usual sensibility of the director's cartoons. However, they are both very violent films and every sporting several unexpected deaths.

AIAI Courtney played the pretty absurd character of Captain Boomerang in Ayer's film, and he was transferred to Gun's monitoring, though only briefly. Gun film begins with a strange sequence that introduces more characters as members of the title team, a boomerang among them. However, when the night beach for which they were recruited, it goes south, it results in a scene of mass slaughter, with most of the team collapsing roughly. As for the boomerang? It is hit by several flying knives of wooden shrapnel shaved from the nearby tree with a droping helicopter, just to die when the helicopter explodes next to it. That's it. He's out.

Elloel Kinaman plays the character of Rick Flagon Runior and in the films of Ayer and Gun, and has since repeated his role in Gunn's well-applied series of Gunn's spin-off series. Appear opposite Gun and other members of the role of the show The official podcast "peacemaker"The actor revealed that Courtney had no idea that the boomerang was disabled so early in the "suicide composition"-and it was not too pleased that his agents did not give his head.

Courtney did not find out about the early death of Boomerang until he finally received the Suicide Squad scenario of Gun. While this reversal of events is funny, and the sudden removal of the hereditary character is easy to shocking, Courtney assumed that there would be more to do in the film. Hence, as Chinnaman noted, his co-Starvedus was not very thrilled to learn that it would not be the case. Directly to quote Kinaman:

"I know AIAI told me that no one told him. It's not funny, really (...) he got it. He's excited to read the script. He dies on page four, 10 or something. And no one told him. And he's like, 'Ah, I can't wait to read this scenario. And he finds himself completely cut (...), but his agents were told. "

It seems that it is not about Courtney's agents to keep the truth from it. Maybe they had a little bit of sweetheart at his expense. Courtney, however, took the job, dying with an apomfort. He also appeared in the entertainment shareholder of the same year and continued to work steadily since then. Only in 2025 he starred in Serial Killer/Shark "Dangerous Animals" thriller and the ministers "American Primoden".

Both Suicide Squad and Suicide Squad were part of the DC Extended Universe, a franchise that approached a decade in 2023. The property has since restarted as a shorter named DC Universe, which oversees Gunn and Peter Safran. Not only that, but the "Peaceuar" TV and his titular character (Kon Seine) also migrated to the CCU, starting from the second season of the series. Is Courtney Captain Boomerang joining them at some point? Death, after all, is rarely constant in superhero franchises, so Courtney may want to order their agents to hear a call for any case.

Although, if he gets that call, we just hope that his agents will tell him all this time.