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ok.. i';ve seen about 4 different sites with their "who should be batgirl" commentary. most of it is trash but one thing they all seem to have in common is changing race. can we all agree that doing this would be utterly foolish? it's not a racist thing. it's a STICK TO THE GODDAMN SOURCE. i feel like joss would stick to that but based on how everyone seems to think changing barbara gordon to a black woman is a half way decent idea and it's not.
I was really enthusiastic about the Black Peter Parker and the Chinese Superman (yes, I actually was), but Barbara Gordon simply has got to have fair eyes and red hair. This is part of her character. Just like Poison Ivy.
The first actress I thought of was obviously Emma Stone, but I'm assuming they're going to depict Batgirl as a young college graduate (as in the latest issues of the comic book), and so they're probably going for someone slightly younger. What about Shailene Woodley? She looks the part and has great dramatic skills (I still haven't gotten over the fact that her scenes as Mary-Jane got cut off The Amazing Spiderman 2). Evan Rachel Wood would be a great pick too. Chloe Grace Moretz is already involved in the live-action version of 'The Little Mermaid', so I doubt she'd do it.
Courtney Eaton from Gods of Egypt
Alexandra Daddario
This film will bomb badly.