Jason Momoa says it was the "biggest honour" being cast as 'Aquaman'.
The 38-year-old actor thinks it is an "absolute honour" to be playing the DC Comics character, a "dream job" for him.
He said: "There's just so many brown-skinned kids that are gonna grow up and go, like, 'Yeah, all of our gods are water gods.' It is an absolute honour. Some people accept that he's not white. I think it's cool. It's an honour for me to be that person standing up. Dream job, you know what I mean?"
Meanwhile, Jason previously revealed the ending of 'Aquaman' will see the character "become what he's destined to be".
The 38-year-old actor thinks it is an "absolute honour" to be playing the DC Comics character, a "dream job" for him.
He said: "There's just so many brown-skinned kids that are gonna grow up and go, like, 'Yeah, all of our gods are water gods.' It is an absolute honour. Some people accept that he's not white. I think it's cool. It's an honour for me to be that person standing up. Dream job, you know what I mean?"
Meanwhile, Jason previously revealed the ending of 'Aquaman' will see the character "become what he's destined to be".
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