Five Actors Who Could Portray NIGHTWING

Five Actors Who Could Portray NIGHTWING

Warner Bros. can't seem to get enough Batman but maybe they should look at a slightly different type of Batman? It's high time Nightwing step into the limelight with his own movie or television show. Here's five actors who could do Dick Grayson justice.

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By MarkJulian - Feb 09, 2013 08:02 AM EST
Filed Under: Batman




We've seen a couple of live-action iterations of Dick Grayson as Robin but never as Nightwing. Quite frankly, Grayson becomes much more interesting and dynamic once he steps out of Batman's shadow. He'll often drop a funny quip or two while beating up the bad guys and then there's quite a few candidates to to chose from for a love interest. It's a little surprising we've yet to get a solo Nightwing show yet. But if that day comes anytime soon, here are five candidates to play him.


Tyler Hoechlin
American
25
Recognizable from: Road to Peredition (Michael Sullivan Jr.), 7th Heaven (Michael Sullivan Jr.), Teen Wolf (Derek Hale)



Robert Sheehan
Irish
25
Recognizable from: Misfits (Nathan Young)



Harry Lloyd
English
29
Recognizable from: Game of Thrones (Viserys Targaryen)



Ben Barnes
English
31
Recognizable from: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (Prince Caspian)



Alexander Ludwig
Canadian
20
Recognizable from: The Hunger Games (Cato), The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising (Will Stanton)


Nightwing is a name that has been used by several fictional characters in the DC Comics Universe. It was conceived as a Kryptonian analogue to the character of Batman, with Nightwing's frequent partner Flamebird based on Robin. The Nightwing persona originates with a Kryptonian vigilante taking the name of the "Nightwing", a bird native to the planet Krypton.

When Dick Grayson gives up his role as Robin in 1984, he recalls the Kandorian adventure and renames himself Nightwing, in homage to both Batman and Superman.



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