Is Viola Davis’ ‘Peacemaker’ Spinoff ‘Waller’ Still Happening?
Amanda Waller, played by the incomparable Viola Davis, is a ruthless, icy, and highly intelligent force of nature who oversees A.R.G.U.S. and serves as the mastermind behind Task Force X, a.k.a. the Suicide Squad. Though she lacks superpowers, her unwavering tactical intellect and sheer intimidation are enough to push even the most powerful soldiers into action while commanding respect (and fear) from superheroes and supervillains alike.
But despite all that power, it seems she cannot catch a break.
Waller was originally announced in 2023 as part of DC Studios co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran’s “Chapter One: Gods and Monsters” slate of the DC Universe, but unfortunately, the long-awaited series might not see the light of day. Amanda Waller was poised to become the DCU’s answer to Marvel’s Nick Fury, albeit without the sense of humor or empathy. Now, it appears fans won’t get to see the formidable agent take center stage in a series of her own.
Here is everything we know about what happened to the series.
Is Waller going into production?
According to reports from The Ankler, Waller is no longer in active development. DC Studios is reportedly shifting its focus to theatrical, leaving several original television projects from the initial “Gods and Monsters” slate in limbo.
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Entertainment being scraped because it’s not white (is it really a leap), makes what’s out there now even more boring.