After years of fan campaigning and outcry,

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

brought the director’s original vision for the 2017 film

to HBO Max in four-hour extravaganza.

Despite this, Warner Bros. still prevented Snyder from doing everything that he wanted with the Snyder Cut. The most notable of these omissions was a potential cameo from John Stewart’s Green Lantern, who would have

appeared alongside fellow Leaguer Martian Manhunter

. Concept art revealed what

Snyder’s version of Green Lantern would look like

, sporting an extremely comic accurate costume.

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What makes the situation even more baffling is that the scene itself was actually filmed,

with Wayne T. Carr being unveiled as the actor

who would have played John Stewart. Cyborg actor Ray Fisher had introduced the actor to Zack Snyder, who

then brought Carr aboard to film the scene

on a makeshift set in the director’s own driveway.

Now, the actor has revealed the first image of himself on the set of

Justice League

…

GREEN LANTERN ACTOR REVEALS BEHIND THE SCENES PHOTO

In a

new post

to social media,

Zack Snyder’s

Justice League

actor Wayne T. Carr shared a behind-the-scenes photo of himself dressed up in a mo-cap suit.

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Carr is seen surrounded by a green screen on a set constructed in director Zack Snyder’s driveway, with an emerald glow emulating the light of the Green Lantern ring.

From Wayne T. Carr’s Twitter

Carr’s caption read:

GRATEFUL! Stretching between takes.

#drivewaystudios #RestoreTheSnyderVerse

Based on concept art for

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

, Wayne T. Carr’s Green Lantern suit would have looked similar to this:

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Concept art for

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

Fellow Snyder Cut actor Ray Fisher shared his support for Carr, telling him that

“the suit looks good on you, brother.”

The suit looks good on you, brother:)#RestoreTheSnyderverse https://t.co/5YGicOKziC

Director Zack Snyder also took to his

Vero

account to share another look at the

“driveway production”

of the Green Lantern scene:

Vero

MORE GREEN LANTERNS IN ZACK SNYDER’S JUSTICE LEAGUE

The Snyder Cut already included two Green Lanterns from the DC mythos, those being

Kilowog

and

Yalan Gur

. Bringing in Wayne T. Carr’s John Stewart to the fold would have upped the Lantern representation significantly, solidifying another champion of Earth to join the ranks of the Justice League.

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While Carr’s filming was previously discussed by himself and Zack Snyder, this is the first time that fans have seen the actor on set. It is ultimately a shame the actor was omitted from

Justice League

, but perhaps these continuous posts about the Snyder Cut’s production will rally support for Carr to be put back into a version of the film.

Both Carr and Fisher shared their support for the #RestoreTheSnyderVerse, so perhaps this could be another way for Wayne T. Carr to appear as Green Lantern. Warner Bros. has been

adamant about going in their own direction

, there could still be a chance that Snyder will be able to continue his vision of the DC universe.

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

is available now on HBO Max.

ADVERTISEMENT

After years of fan campaigning and outcry,

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

brought the director’s original vision for the 2017 film

to HBO Max in four-hour extravaganza.

Despite this, Warner Bros. still prevented Snyder from doing everything that he wanted with the Snyder Cut. The most notable of these omissions was a potential cameo from John Stewart’s Green Lantern, who would have

appeared alongside fellow Leaguer Martian Manhunter

. Concept art revealed what

Snyder’s version of Green Lantern would look like

, sporting an extremely comic accurate costume.

ADVERTISEMENT

What makes the situation even more baffling is that the scene itself was actually filmed,

with Wayne T. Carr being unveiled as the actor

who would have played John Stewart. Cyborg actor Ray Fisher had introduced the actor to Zack Snyder, who

then brought Carr aboard to film the scene

on a makeshift set in the director’s own driveway.

Now, the actor has revealed the first image of himself on the set of

Justice League

…

GREEN LANTERN ACTOR REVEALS BEHIND THE SCENES PHOTO

In a

new post

to social media,

Zack Snyder’s

Justice League

actor Wayne T. Carr shared a behind-the-scenes photo of himself dressed up in a mo-cap suit.

Carr is seen surrounded by a green screen on a set constructed in director Zack Snyder’s driveway, with an emerald glow emulating the light of the Green Lantern ring.

Carr’s caption read:

Based on concept art for

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

, Wayne T. Carr’s Green Lantern suit would have looked similar to this:

GRATEFUL! Stretching between takes.

#drivewaystudios #RestoreTheSnyderVerse

Fellow Snyder Cut actor Ray Fisher shared his support for Carr, telling him that

“the suit looks good on you, brother.”

Director Zack Snyder also took to his

Vero

account to share another look at the

“driveway production”

of the Green Lantern scene:

MORE GREEN LANTERNS IN ZACK SNYDER’S JUSTICE LEAGUE

The Snyder Cut already included two Green Lanterns from the DC mythos, those being

Kilowog

and

Yalan Gur

. Bringing in Wayne T. Carr’s John Stewart to the fold would have upped the Lantern representation significantly, solidifying another champion of Earth to join the ranks of the Justice League.

While Carr’s filming was previously discussed by himself and Zack Snyder, this is the first time that fans have seen the actor on set. It is ultimately a shame the actor was omitted from

Justice League

, but perhaps these continuous posts about the Snyder Cut’s production will rally support for Carr to be put back into a version of the film.

Both Carr and Fisher shared their support for the #RestoreTheSnyderVerse, so perhaps this could be another way for Wayne T. Carr to appear as Green Lantern. Warner Bros. has been

adamant about going in their own direction

, there could still be a chance that Snyder will be able to continue his vision of the DC universe.

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

is available now on HBO Max.