Things We Saw Today: Stan Lee Is Totally Down to Do Cameos In DC Movies, Too!

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Stan Lee is clearly at the age where he has zero fucks to give. As reported by Comic Book Resources, Stan Lee said that he’d love to do cameos in films outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe. What’s more? He’d even do a DC movie. Then he let loose this subtle little jab: “I want to do more cameos… I even let people know it doesn’t have to be a Marvel movie. I don’t know why DC hasn’t called me. They could use me!” Oh snap, son!

• Set photos reveal that The Shocker is the third villain to appear in the upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming. (via io9)
• Generally, sound engineering is a male dominated field. Then again, there are also women like Karrie Keyes, who’s been the sound engineer for Pearl Jam for over twenty years! (via NPR)
• Check out these set pics from Steven Spielberg’s film adaptation of Ready Player One! (via Kotaku)

Crunchyroll has the new teaser for the upcoming Persona 5 game! While you have to be a member to watch the whole thing, you can watch 2 minutes of it via their Facebook page. (via The Daily Dot)

• Self-driving Ubers have been spotted in San Francisco! (via Fortune)
• The real-life inspirations behind the protagonists of the upcoming film, Hidden Figures, had no idea how revolutionary their contributions actually were. They were just doing their jobs. Well. Really well. (via Pictorial)
• RIP Leslie H. Martinson, director of 1966’s Batman: The Movie. He was 101! (via Newsarama)

Shameful and frustrating how many women’s careers have been cut down this way. pic.twitter.com/BC7fXnBDq3

— Women Film Directors (@women_direct) September 6, 2016

Too many female directors have been blocked in this way. Is it any wonder that there are so few female directors working in Hollywood? (via Women Film Directors on Twitter)

That’s it from us today! What did you see out there in the wild internet?

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