While the DC Extended Universe has five films under its belt, there are a ton of iconic heroes and villains that still need to be cast. And now, it seems, Riley Keough would be willing to throw her hat in the ring for one role.

After a fan on Twitter, suggested that Keough play the DCEU’s Batgirl or Poison Ivy, the actress jumped in, revealing that the latter character is her favorite. This tweet from Keough is sure to delight DCEU fans, especially those who have had the actress as one of their Ivy fan-casts.

Keough is known for being part of films as Mad Max: Fury Road, and the more recent Logan Lucky.

While it’s currently unknown if Keough will end up playing Poison Ivy, there are certainly several avenues for that to occur. DC has a Gotham City Sirens film in development, which would pair Ivy with Selina Kyle/ Catwoman and Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn. Robbie also has another female-centric DC film in development, which seems to center on the Sirens, the Birds of Prey, and various other female DC characters.
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Riley Keough wants to play Poison Ivy on the big screen

While the DC Extended Universe has five films under its belt, there are a ton of iconic heroes and villains that still need to be cast. And now, it seems, Riley Keough would be willing to throw her hat in the ring for one role.

After a fan on Twitter, suggested that Keough play the DCEU’s Batgirl or Poison Ivy, the actress jumped in, revealing that the latter character is her favorite. This tweet from Keough is sure to delight DCEU fans, especially those who have had the actress as one of their Ivy fan-casts.

Keough is known for being part of films as Mad Max: Fury Road, and the more recent Logan Lucky.

While it’s currently unknown if Keough will end up playing Poison Ivy, there are certainly several avenues for that to occur. DC has a Gotham City Sirens film in development, which would pair Ivy with Selina Kyle/ Catwoman and Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn. Robbie also has another female-centric DC film in development, which seems to center on the Sirens, the Birds of Prey, and various other female DC characters.

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