List of DC Extended Universe cast members

The DC Extended Universe is an American media franchise and shared fictional universe that is the setting of superhero films independently produced by Warner Bros., based on characters that appear in DC Comics publications.

Henry Cavill
Ben Affleck
Gal Gadot
Ezra Miller
Jason Momoa
Ray Fisher
Zachary Levi
Asher Angel
Margot Robbie
John Cena
Dwayne Johnson
Cavill, Affleck, Gadot, Miller, Momoa, and Fisher star in Justice League and other films in the franchise, while Levi, Angel, Robbie, and Johnson each headline their own films in the DCEU as well. Cena stars in his own television series.

As the franchise is composed of films adapted from a variety of DC Comics properties, there are multiple lead actors. Henry Cavill stars as Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman in the films Man of Steel (2013) and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), while Ben Affleck and Gal Gadot portray Bruce Wayne / Batman and Diana Prince / Wonder Woman, respectively, in the latter film. Affleck reprises his role in Suicide Squad (2016), while Gadot reprises her role in Wonder Woman (2017), Wonder Woman 1984 (2020), and will do so again in an untitled third film. Ezra Miller, Jason Momoa, and Ray Fisher portray Barry Allen / The Flash, Arthur Curry / Aquaman, and Victor Stone / Cyborg in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, with Miller and Momoa also featured in a cameo in Suicide Squad. All six actors reprise their roles in Justice League (2017), as well as in its 2021 director's cut. Momoa also reprises his role in Aquaman (2018) and will do so in an untitled sequel (2022), while Miller will star in The Flash (2022), with Affleck also reprising his role as Wayne.

Zachary Levi portrays the eponymous protagonist in Shazam! (2019), with Asher Angel playing the character's alter-ego Billy Batson; both will return in Shazam!: Fury of the Gods (2023). Margot Robbie portrays Harleen Quinzel / Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad and reprises her role in Birds of Prey (2020) and The Suicide Squad (2021), while John Cena will star as Christopher Smith / Peacemaker in the television series Peacemaker (2021), after also appearing in The Suicide Squad. Additionally, Dwayne Johnson will star as Teth-Adam / Black Adam in Black Adam.

Other prominent cast members who appear in the films and/or series within the franchise include Amy Adams, Kevin Costner, Willem Dafoe, Viola Davis, Amber Heard, Jeremy Irons, Diane Lane, Harry Lennix, Jared Leto, Ewan McGregor, Joe Morton, Connie Nielsen, Chris Pine, Michael Shannon, Kristen Wiig, Patrick Wilson, and Robin Wright.

Cast and characters
Recurring cast members in the DCEU franchise: (L-R) Amy Adams, Kevin Costner, Diane Lane, Laurence Fishburne, Harry Lennix, Jesse Eisenberg, Jeremy Irons, Joe Morton, Jared Leto, Joel Kinnaman, Viola Davis, Jai Courtney, Chris Pine, Robin Wright, Connie Nielsen, Ewen Bremner, David Thewlis, Doutzen Kroes, Amber Heard and Willem Dafoe. Several members of the cast not present in the list have been confirmed to reprise their roles, yet they still have to recur in future films of the franchise.

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This section shows characters who will appear or have appeared in the films.

  • An empty, dark grey cell indicates the character was not in the film, or that the character's official presence has not yet been confirmed.
  •  C indicates a cameo role.
  •  P indicates an appearance in onscreen photographs.
  •  V indicates a voice-only role.
Character Man of Steel
(2013)		 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
(2016)		 Suicide Squad
(2016)		 Wonder Woman
(2017)		 Justice League
(2017)		 Aquaman
(2018)		 Shazam!
(2019)		 Birds of Prey
(2020)		 Wonder Woman 1984
(2020)		 The Suicide Squad
(2021)		 The Flash
(2022)		 Aquaman sequel
(2022)		 Shazam! Fury of the Gods
(2023)		 Black Adam (TBA) Wonder Woman sequel
(TBA)

Introduced in Man of Steel

Tor-An Richard Cetrone[1]  
Bibbo Bibbowski Bruce Bohne  
Kenny Braverman Rowen Kahn  
Chrissy Carmen Lavigne  
Jor-El Russell Crowe[2]  
Kal-El / Clark Kent
Superman		 Henry Cavill[3][4]
Dylan Sprayberry (teen)
Cooper Timberline (child)		 Henry Cavill   Henry Cavill[5]   Ryan Hadley (stand-in)C  
Dev-Em Revard Dufresne[1]  
Lor-Em Julian Richings  
Faora Antje Traue[6]  
Carrie Farris Christina Wren[7][8] Christina WrenC  
Emil Hamilton Richard Schiff[9]  
Nathan Hardy Christopher Meloni[10]  
Jenny Jurwich Rebecca Buller[11]  
Kelex Rondel ReynoldsonV  
Kelor Carla GuginoV [12]  
Jonathan Kent Kevin Costner[13] Kevin CostnerC   Kevin CostnerP  
Martha Kent Diane Lane[14]   Diane Lane[15]  
Lois Lane Amy Adams[16][17]   Amy Adams[18]  
Lana Lang Jadin Gould[19] Emily PetersonC  
Father Leone Coburn Goss[20]  
Steve Lombard Michael Kelly[21]  
Lara Lor-Van Ayelet Zurer[22]  
Nadira Apollonia Vanova[23]  
Pete Ross Joseph Cranford[24] Joseph CranfordC  
Calvin Swanwick[25][26] Harry Lennix[26][27]  
Jax-Ur Mackenzie Gray[28]  
Car-Vex Samantha Jo[29]  
Perry White Laurence Fishburne[17][30]  
Glen Woodburn Chad Krowchuk  
Ro-Zar Mary Black  
General Zod Michael Shannon[31][32] Michael ShannonC [lower-alpha 1]  

Introduced in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Barry Allen
The Flash		   Ezra Miller[34][35]   Ezra Miller[36]   Ezra Miller[37]  
Charlie   Ewen BremnerPC [38]   Ewen Bremner   Ewen BremnerPC  
Chief   Eugene Brave RockPC [39]   Eugene Brave Rock[39]   Eugene Brave RockPC  
Joe Chill   Damon Caro (uncredited)  
Arthur Curry
Aquaman		   Jason Momoa[40] Jason MomoaPC [41]   Jason Momoa[42][43] Jason Momoa[42][43]
Kaan Guldur (child)[44]
Otis Dhanji (tween)[45]
Kekoa Kekumano (teen)		   Jason Momoa[46]  
Doomsday   Robin Atkin Downes  
June Finch   Holly Hunter[47]  
Mercy Graves   Tao Okamoto[48]  
Wallace Keefe   Scoot McNairy[47]  
Jenet Klyburn   Jena Malone[47][49]  
Anatoli Knyazev   Callan Mulvey[47]  
Lex Luthor Jesse Eisenberg[50]   Jesse Eisenberg[51][52]  
Jimmy Olsen   Michael CassidyC  
Alfred Pennyworth   Jeremy Irons[53]   Jeremy Irons[54]  
Diana Prince
Wonder Woman		   Gal Gadot[55][56][57]   Gal Gadot[56][57]
Lilly Aspell (child)
Emily Carey (tween)[58]		 Gal Gadot   Gal Gadot
Lilly Aspell (child)		   Gal Gadot
Senator Purrington   Patrick LeahyC [59]  
Sameer   Saïd TaghmaouiPC [38]   Saïd Taghmaoui[60]   Saïd Taghmaoui  
Steppenwolf   CGI characterC [49][61][62]   Ciarán Hinds[63][64]  
Silas Stone   Joe MortonC   Joe Morton  
Victor Stone
Cyborg		   Ray Fisher[65]   Ray Fisher[66]  
Steve Trevor   Chris PinePC   Chris Pine[67]   Chris Pine[68]  
Emmet Vale   Ralph Lister  
Bruce Wayne
Batman		 Ben Affleck[5][69]
Brandon Spink (child)		 Ben Affleck[5][69]   Ben Affleck[18]   Ben Affleck[70]  
Martha Wayne   Lauren Cohan[71]  
Thomas Wayne   Jeffrey Dean Morgan  
POTUS   Patrick WilsonVC [72]   Stuart Milligan  

Introduced in Suicide Squad

Rick Flag   Joel Kinnaman[73]   Joel Kinnaman  
Jonny Frost   Jim Parrack[74]  
George Harkness
Captain Boomerang		   Jai Courtney[75]   Jai CourtneyP   Jai Courtney[76]  
Incubus   Alain Chanoine[77]  
The Joker   Jared Leto[75]   Jared LetoC (archive footage)
John Goth (stand-in)		  
Waylon Jones
Killer Croc		   Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje[78]  
Floyd Lawton
Deadshot		   Will Smith[75]  
Zoe Lawton   Shailyn Pierre-Dixon[79]  
June Moone
Enchantress		   Cara Delevingne[75]  
Harleen Quinzel
Harley Quinn		   Margot Robbie[75]   Margot Robbie   Margot Robbie[76]  
Chato Santana
El Diablo		   Jay Hernandez[80]  
Dexter Tolliver   David Harbour[81]  
Amanda Waller   Viola Davis[82]   Viola Davis[76]  
Christopher Weiss
Slipknot		   Adam Beach[83]  
Tatsu Yamashiro
Katana		   Karen Fukuhara[84]  

Introduced in Wonder Woman

Acantha   Florence Kasumba[85]  
Aella   Hayley Warnes   Hayley Warnes  
Antiope   Robin Wright[86][87]   Robin Wright[88]  
Ares
Sir Patrick Morgan		   David Thewlis[89][90] David ThewlisC  
Artemis   Ann Wolfe[91][92]  
Etta Candy   Lucy Davis[93]   Lucy DavisPC  
Egeria   Madeleine Vall Beijner[94][95]  
Euboea   Samantha Jo[96]  
Queen Hippolyta   Connie Nielsen[97][52]   Connie Nielsen[88]  
Erich Ludendorff   Danny Huston[98]  
Epione   Eleanor Matsuura  
Isabel Maru
Doctor Poison		   Elena Anaya[98]  
Menalippe   Lisa Loven Kongsli  
Mnemosyne   Josette Simon  
Orana   Mayling Ng  
Penthiselea   Brooke Ence  
Philippus   Ann Ogbomo  
Timandra   Danielle Lewis  
Trigona   Hari James   Hari James  
Venelia   Doutzen Kroes[99]   Doutzen Kroes  
Zeus   CGI character Sergi Constance  

Introduced in Justice League

Artemis   Aurore Lauzeral  
Ancient Atlantean King   Julian Lewis Jones[100]  
Crispus Allen   Kobna Holdbrook-Smith  
Dr. Henry Allen   Billy Crudup   Billy Crudup[101]  
James Gordon   J. K. Simmons  
Mera   Amber Heard[102]   Amber Heard[103]  
Elinore Stone   Karen BrysonP  
Slade Wilson
Deathstroke		   Joe Manganiello
[104]		  
Yalan Gur
Green Lantern		   CGI character  

Introduced in Aquaman

King Atlan
The Dead King		   Graham McTavish[105]  
Queen Atlanna   Nicole Kidman[106][107][108]  
Tom Curry   Temuera Morrison[107][109]  
King Ricou   Andrew Crawford (motion capture)
Djimon Hounsou (voice)[110]		  
Rina the Fisherman Queen   Natalia Safran (voice and motion capture)[110]  
Scales the Fisherman Princess   Sophia Forrest (voice and motion capture)[110]  
David Kane
Black Manta		   Yahya Abdul-Mateen II[111]   Yahya Abdul-Mateen II[112]  
The Karathen   Julie AndrewsVC [113]  
Jesse Kane   Michael Beach[114]  
Orm Marius
Ocean Master		   Patrick Wilson[115]   Patrick Wilson  
Murk   Ludi Lin[116]  
King Nereus   Dolph Lundgren[117]   Dolph Lundgren[118]  
Nuidis Vulko   Willem Dafoe[lower-alpha 2]

[119][120]

  
Dr. Stephen Shin   Randall Park[121]   Randall Park[122]  
Topo   CGI character  
Brine King   Andrew Crawford (motion capture)
John Rhys-Davies (voice)		  

Introduced in Shazam!

Teth Adam
Black Adam		   Dwayne Johnson
(CGI stand-in)C [lower-alpha 3]		   Dwayne Johnson  
Billy Batson
Shazam		   Asher Angel (teen)
Zachary Levi (adult)
David Kohlsmith (child)[123]		   Asher Angel (teen)
Zachary Levi (adult)		  
Mary Bromfield
Mary Marvel		   Grace Fulton (teen)[124]
Michelle Borth (adult)		   Michelle Borth (adult)  
Eugene Choi   Ian Chen (teen)[125]
Ross Butler (adult)		   Ross Butler (adult)  
Darla Dudley   Faithe Herman (child)[126]
Meagan Good (adult)		   Faithe Herman (tween)
Meagan Good (adult)		  
Freddy Freeman   Jack Dylan Grazer (teen)[127]
Adam Brody (adult)		   Jack Dylan Grazer(teen)
Adam Brody (adult)		  
Mister Mind   David F. Sandberg  
Pedro Peña   Jovan Armand (teen)[125]
D. J. Cotrona (adult)		   D.J. Cotrona (adult)  
Dr. Thaddeus Sivana   Mark Strong
Ethan Pugiotto (child)[128]		   Mark Strong  
Mr. Sivana   John Glover  
Rosa Vásquez   Marta Milans[129]   Marta Milans[130]  
Víctor Vásquez   Cooper Andrews[131]  
Shazam
The Wizard		   Djimon Hounsou[132]   Djimon Hounsou  
Seven Deadly Sins   Steve Blum, Darin De Paul, Fred Tatasciore (voices)  

Introduced in Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)

Maria Bertinelli   Charlene Amoia  
Happy   Matt Willig  
Helena Bertinelli
Huntress		   Mary Elizabeth Winstead[133]
Ella Mika (tween)		  
Cassandra Cain   Ella Jay Basco[134]  
Dinah Lance
Black Canary		   Jurnee Smollett-Bell[133]  
Renee Montoya   Rosie Perez[134]  
Roman Sionis
Black Mask		   Ewan McGregor[135][136]  
Victor Zsasz   Chris Messina[137]  

Introduced in Wonder Woman 1984

Barbara Ann Minerva
Cheetah		   Kristen Wiig[138]  
Dolos
The Duke of Deception		   Graphically represented  
Max Lorenzano
Maxwell Lord		   Pedro Pascal[139]
Lambro Demetriou (age 8)
Jonny Barry (age 15)		  
Alistair Lord   Lucian Perez  
Asteria   Lynda Carter  
Raquel   Gabriella Wilde  
Simon Stagg   Oliver Cotton  

Introduced in The Suicide Squad

Floyd "TDK" Belkin
Arm-Fall-Off-Boy		   Nathan Fillion  
Flo Crawley   Tinashe Kajese  
Clifford DeVoe
The Thinker		   Peter Capaldi[140]  
Robert DuBois
Bloodsport		   Idris Elba[76]  
Tyla DuBois   Storm Reid[141]  
Brian Durlin
Savant		   Michael Rooker  
Dr. Fitzgibbon   John Ostrander  
Emilia Harcourt   Jennifer Holland  
Richard Hertz
Blackguard		   Pete Davidson[142]  
Abner Krill
Polka-Dot Man		   David Dastmalchian[143]  
Javelin   Flula Borg[144]  
Silvio Luna   Juan Diego Botto  
Mongal   Mayling Ng  
John Monroe
Weasel		   Sean Gunn  
Nanaue
King Shark		   Steve AgeeV [145]  
Ratcatcher 2
   Daniela Melchior[146]  
Christopher Smith
Peacemaker		   John Cena  
Sol Soria   Alice Braga  
Mateo Suárez   Joaquín Cosío  
Starro
The Conqueror		   TBA  
TBA   Sylvester Stallone[147]  
TBA   Julio Ruiz  
Otis Flannegan
Ratcatcher		   Taika Waititi  

Introduced in The Flash

Bruce Wayne
Batman[lower-alpha 4]		   Michael Keaton[70]  

Introduced in Shazam! Fury of the Gods

TBA   Sinbad  

Introduced in Black Adam

Carter Hall
Hawkman		   Aldis Hodge[148]  
Maxine Hunkel
Cyclone		   Quintessa Swindell  
Kent Nelson
Doctor Fate		   TBA  
TBA   Sarah Shahi  
Albert Rothstein
Atom Smasher		   Noah Centineo[149]  

Additional media

Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021)
Main article: Zack Snyder's Justice League

The release of Zack Snyder's Justice League will mark the first time in the DCEU that a film with two entirely different versions exist within the franchise. The cast for this version of the film consists of Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Gal Gadot, Ezra Miller, Jason Momoa, Ray Fisher, Jeremy Irons, Diane Lane, Connie Nielsen, J. K. Simmons, Ciarán Hinds, Amber Heard, Joe Morton, Julian Lewis Jones, Marc McClure, Billy Crudup, Joe Manganiello, and Jesse Eisenberg, who return from the theatrical version, and they are joined by Harry Lennix, Kiersey Clemons, Willem Dafoe, Zheng Kai, Peter Guinness, Ray Porter, and Jared Leto.

Television series

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Character
Peacemaker
(2021)

Introduced in films

John Economos Steve Agee[150]
Emilia Harcourt Jennifer Holland[151]
Christopher Smith
Peacemaker		 John CenaM[152]

Introduced in Peacemaker

Leota Adebayo Danielle Brooks[153]
Adrian Chase
Vigilante		 Chris Conrad[151]
Larry Fitzgibbon Lochlyn Munro[154]
Locke Christopher Heyerdahl[154]
Clemson Murn Chukwudi Iwuji[154]
Auggie Smith Robert Patrick[151]
Sophie Song Annie Chang[154]

Characters introduced in deleted scenes

A number of characters in the films comprised by the franchise have been introduced in scenes that were not included in the final cut of their respective films. Some of them have recurred in later films, having been previously established as part of the shared universe in said scenes and some have been omitted entirely from the continuity, having yet to be reintegrated in future films. These characters are listed as follows:

Character Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) Justice League (2017) Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021)
Hal Jordan
Green Lantern		       TBA
Jonathan Kent       Kevin Costner
Elinore Stone     Karen Bryson   Karen Bryson
Iris West     Kiersey Clemons   Kiersey Clemons
Nuidis Vulko     Willem Dafoe  
Ryan Choi     Zheng Kai

[155]

   Zheng Kai
Martian Manhunter
J'onn J'onnz		     Harry Lennix[25]   Harry Lennix
Darkseid     Ray Porter   Ray Porter
DeSaad     Peter Guinness[156]   Peter Guinness
Jenet Klyburn   Jena Malone    
The Joker       Jared Leto[157]
Steppenwolf   CGI character    
  Characters appearing in deleted scenes later reintegrated into continuity by home media, extended releases, follow-up films, etc.
  Characters appearing in deleted scenes still not reintegrated.
  Characters to be reintegrated into continuity or introduced by Zack Snyder's Justice League.
  Previously introduced characters returning in Zack Snyder's Justice League.

Notes
  1. The corpse of General Zod appears in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in a crucial role; however, Michael Shannon did not film any scenes and the corpse was created using the physique of fitness model Greg Plitt and a head-shot of Shannon.[33]
  2. Nuidis Vulko was originally introduced to the DCEU in Justice League portrayed by Dafoe before his scenes were deleted.
  3. Black Adam briefly appears in the film as a CGI character during Billy and Shazam's first meeting sequence, modeled in the likeness of Dwayne Johnson.
  4. The film will use the iteration of the character from the Tim Burton film series.

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