Cast Party: Who Should Star in a ‘Freedom Fighters’ Movie?

More than just a costumed hero, Uncle Sam is the spirit of America. You'd think that might make him a big jerk, but in fact he's a hero who's just a little crusty. Jeff Bridges has played his share of heroes, and he gets crustier every year.

Let's be honest, Phantom Lady's most famous for her skimpy costume. I'm not sure how you'd pull that off in a movie, but if anyone can make it work while still being an action star, it's Maggie Q.

Whoever plays Black Condor has to be believable as a US Senator (his alter ego), and also comfortable flying around in his underwear with glider-wings glued to his armpits. Quinto's almost certainly up for that.

We all want to see this guy in more movies, right? On this team, the Ray's the charismatic hero who everyone likes. That's definitely something Boyega can handle.

Miss America's is an odd hero with a generic name and costume paired with pretty weird transmutation powers (basically the same as Firestorm's but forty years earlier). In any case, Brie is such a delight she can add a lot to the movie just by being there.

Yes, I know, this is the wrong Firebrand. It was her brother, the original Firebrand, who was a Freedom Fighter. But Danette is obviously the better Firebrand, and of course it helps the gender ratio if she replaces him. Plus this way we get to have Rashida Jones in the movie.

Of course Gordon-Levitt should play Doll Man. He's just such a doll, man.

You never see the Human Bomb's face, and his superpower is to blow himself up. This is seriously the role Sin Cara was born to play.

I don't love all the things Redmayne has done recently, but when I look at his face, I see the sort of man who would train a bee to help him fight crime.

I know getting typecast as a Nazi villain can still be a problem for German actors, but Waltz was so good at it in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, and this time he'll be wearing an Iron Man mask, which might alleviate the problem a little.