Worst DC Superhero Star Sinks Even Down, Costar Has Nothing Nice To Say

By Chris Snellgrove | Published 14 seconds ago

While the first one Shazam The film proved to be a blockbuster, the failure of its sequel was the beginning of the end of the career of the leading star Zachary Levi. He appeared to come out as an anti-vaxxer during the COVID-19 crisis, and according to one of his costars, these beliefs have recently caused him to sink. Levi and Laura Benanti both star in a Broadway play You love meand he recently called him out for saying that Gavin Creel’s cancer death was actually caused by his vaccinations.

Zachary Levi’s costar is leaving

Creel was found in July and died on September 30, and Zachary Levi then hosted a pro-Trump Instagram Live. During this time, he brought up Creel’s death, marveling that “if these COVID policies were enforced on the American public, that theaters would be pushed and developed,” before pausing and blaming “the people at the top.” It sounded to many people as if he was implying that Creel’s cancer was caused by vaccinations, which angered cosar Laura Benanti: [Levi] to use [Creel’s] memory — someone who wasn’t his friend — to use his memory for his political agenda…I was like, ‘F— you forever,'” he said.

Interestingly, Benanti does not agree with those who think that this manifestation of beauty is “job suicide” just “because Christian TV and film, of faith is big.” He believes that Zachary Levi is “going to be the biggest f—ing star in that empire” and “will make more money than ever,” which probably makes him “sick”. Only time will tell how much Levi’s increasingly vocal politics will help his career, but blaming a costar’s cancer death on a COVID vaccine is a new low for the star, frankly, that I didn’t think could go so low.

The rise and fall of Zachary Levi

The DC star’s first role was in a television show Chuckhe also voiced Flynn Rider in the hugely successful Disney film It’s confusing. All this led to him being nominated as the best actor Shazam!and after that film earned $367.8 million against a budget of $90-$100 million, he seemed ready to become a Hollywood star. However, Shazam 2 it was a huge flop, grossing only $134.1 million against a budget of $110–125 million, and the star’s reaction to the film’s failure revealed a sad and desperate side of his personality that would otherwise remain hidden.

After Shazam 2 bombshell, Zachary Levi posted a series of heart-melting videos on Instagram in which he appeared to be holding back tears and accused Dwayne Johnson of killing off a post-credits cameo featuring the superhero sequel. Black Adam. This complaint is especially ironic because even though Johnson’s decision to introduce himself seems so small, there’s no way in the world that the addition of cool post-credits with nameless characters like Hawkman and Cyclone would have changed that. Shazam 2 be a monster hit. It was even sadder to see Levi end one of his videos with a plea for fans to consider seeing his follow-up rather than John Wick 4.

Zachary Levi’s first big movie after Shazam 2 it was Harold and the Red Crayonit also bombed, earning only $32 million against a $40 million budget. This second big-budget failure seems to spell the end of the actor’s chance to become a big movie star, and many have speculated that the decline of the star began with his writing at the beginning of 2023 in X where he agreed with the user that the maker of the COVID vaccine Pfizer is a real danger to the world” in about months two before Shazam 2 started. By explaining that costar Gavin Creel somehow got cancer through vaccination, the star proves that he has learned nothing from previous failures.

Sadly Perfect Casting

I once sympathized with Zachary Levi. After all, who wouldn’t be sad to have their most important career dreams kicked out from under them? That changed last year when the star appeared on the show Storytellers with Andrew Erwin podcast and admitted that he hated projects being delayed because of COVID because “when the pandemic came, I had no money and no money” and he had to rely on friends because money was “really tight.”

Somehow, I can’t help but think that if I had been paid millions of dollars in lucrative acting jobs and licensing deals, I wouldn’t have suddenly died if my income was temporarily delayed because of producers trying to save lives. And even if I’m completely wrong, I’m not going to politicize the outrage that makes me politicize the tragic death of my costar in an obvious attempt to win over people who think vaccinations cause cancer.

For his antics, however, I have to admit that Zachary Levi was perfectly cast as Shazam. After all, who else in Hollywood can perfectly embody what it’s like to have a child’s mind in an adult’s body?

Source: People