Daniel Radcliffe’s Co-Star Sandra Bullock Tells Marvel To Hire Him As Wolverine: 'Please Just F*cking Cast Him'

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Daniel Radcliffe has been doing his best to put out the fires surrounding the ongoing Wolverine conjecture that has been hounding him for years, but he couldn't have guessed Sandra Bullock would wind up publicly endorsing the concept.

The Lost City couple has been making the rounds in the press for a while, and the former Harry Potter star has been constantly questioned about the mutton-chopped monster. He now has one high-profile backer, despite his best efforts to dismiss it as wishful thinking.

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Bullock was asked why it hasn't happened yet in an interview with It's Gone Viral, and she questioned why it hasn't happened yet. "No one's asking me in reality Sandra," Radcliffe said, "it's just like Twitter speculation," to which the Academy Award-winning A-lister made her pitch to Marvel Studios.

"Wolverine people, can you please just f*cking cast him. Just do it. Stop tiptoeing around and having people ask at press junkets. Just cast the man."

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It's certain that Wolverine will make his official Marvel Cinematic Universe debut at some point, but if those Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and/or Deadpool 3 rumours are true, someone other than Hugh Jackman will be donning the claws. Daniel Radcliffe as Wolverine might have seemed crazy a few years ago, but a short look at social media shows that he has a lot of fans, and we can now add Sandra Bullock to that list.

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