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Eva Green in talks for 300: Battle of Artemisia

 

It seems that 's 300 sequel has it's female lead, as enters talks for the follow-up...

We won't be dishonest, we haven't felt much excitement for the proposed 300 sequel, Battle of Artemisia, but now the very lovely and capable presence of Eva Green promises to inject some life into the project, as the actress enters talks for the film.
The role will be the titular part of Artemisia,
as the action of the film will occur concurrently with the events of the original. That film's bad guy was Xerxes, manipulated by Artemisia into starting a war against the unprepared Greek army led by Themistokles, a role yet to be cast (though Joel Edgerton was rumoured for a spell).
Zack Snyder was at the helm for the first film, but with everything going on, he's stepped down for Noam Murro to have a go this time around.

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Eva Green Could Play In 300: The Battle of Artemisia

You may recall that women didn't play a particularly large role in Zack Snyder's 300. Sure, Lena Headey had that sex scene with Gerard Butler in the first act, but 99% of that movie was scantily-clad men doing battle with
other scantily-clad men. Hence why it's a bit of a surprise that one of the first casting announcements for the movie's follow-up, 300: The Battle of Artemisia, is for the lead actress.

THR has learned that Eva Green is now in talks to star in the 300 prequel. Noam Murro (Smart People) is attached to direct the project, which has yet to find its male lead. The movie will feature Xerxes and the Persians going up against yet another understaffed Greek army, only instead of King Leonidas leading the charge it will be a general named Themistokles. The trade also says that the battle in the prequel will be occurring at the same time as the major battle in the first film (I'm not really sure how that will work). Green's character is described as " a ruthless, gold-covered goddess who persuades Xerxes to amass his army and helps lead them into battle."

So will she basically have the same appearance as Angelina Jolie's character in Robert Zemeckis' Beowulf? If that 's the case, I am totally on board. Perverted jokes aside, Green is an immensely talented actress and while I find it hard to have too much hope for the prequel, getting her on board would definitely be a major plus.