5 current and former wrestlers who should make an appearance in DCEU

#1 David Arquette should make an appearance in DCEU

David Arquette

You Cannot Kill David Arquette was not the wrestling documentary we needed right now, but it was definitely the one we deserved. The former WCW Champion's return to the ring will shortly be followed up with a return to another 2000's era victory: the Scream franchise. One could argue that other wrestlers, those known for wrestling before acting, would be better cameos in the DCEU.

20 years ago today, @DavidArquette pinned @EBischoff to win the WCW World Championship on an episode of Thunder. #OTD pic.twitter.com/LQ8BNKNJAN

— WWE on FOX (@WWEonFOX) April 26, 2020

Although his show was canceled, it's clear The Big Show wants to move away from the ring. Edge spent years co-starring in TV shows; his transition to a major motion picture would be smoother than most.

Even a legend like Hulk Hogan or Stone Cold Steve Austin would generate sizeable hype for the DCEU to warrant the seven-digit paycheck.

Alas, David Arquette would be the best wrestler to bring into the DCEU. An underrated wrestler and underrated actor, Arquette could do way more with a leading role than nearly any other wrestler.

He also wouldn't be a distraction in the DCEU, like many other wrestlers would be. When we see Dwayne Johnson in a film, we see The Rock. Arquette may be recognizable, but we won't subconsciously associate him with another character the moment he pops on screen.

The greatest superhero of all time @ShaneHelmsCom also makes the best masks of all time pic.twitter.com/UihRfbMjmG

— David Arquette (@DavidArquette) August 13, 2020

David Arquette seems to be embarking on the next chapter of his story; a turn in the DCEU would be an unexpected yet exciting surprise. Which DCEU film? It need not matter.