Screen Rant: Will Smith is a busy guy. In addition to promoting his most recent film, the NFL whistleblowing drama Concussion, he is continually inundated with questions regarding his high-profile role as the DC Comics villain Deadshot in this summer’s Suicide Squad, as well as the possibility of a third (and fourth) installment in the lucrative Bad Boys alongside co-star Martin Lawrence. On top of that, Smith is set to star alongside Dame Helen Mirren in a drama titled Collateral Beauty, while also setting his sights on a return to the music world with a possible new LP and planned summer 2016 tour with DJ Jazzy Jeff. With the actor and musician keeping that many plates spinning, it only makes sense that he would be asked for his thoughts on the fate of Captain Steven Hiller – his character from the 1996 alien-invasion extravaganza Independence Day.
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Well that wouldn't have happened had you been less greedy Will. 100 mill to return to one of the roles that made you is a bit... just wow. Nepotism and Greedy-ness is sadly what you are becoming Mr. Smith.
He was asking for 100 million?!! He's out of his mind. The character did not even required him to act any different than he does on a daily basis :/
But how did his character died?
I'm a bit disappointed that he's not in the movie...I was hoping for him to say "Welcome to earth...Again)lol