Antony Starr's Shocking Gen V Homelander Blooper Takes the Internet by Storm
Gen V fans are left in stitches over a hilarious behind-the-scenes clip of Antony Starr, aka Homelander, venting his frustration with the challenges of filming stunts in The Boys Season 1 finale Prepare for a laugh riot as the viral video takes the internet by storm!
Gen V fans are completely captivated by a behind-the-scenes clip featuring special guest Antony Starr expressing his frustration with Homelander's stunts in the Season 1 finale.
To everyone's surprise, Starr, who played the villainous Homelander in the original series "The Boys" on Prime Video, makes a cameo appearance as the character in the thrilling conclusion of Gen V's inaugural season.
It is not yet known if Starr will return as Homelander in Gen V Season 2, but he is confirmed for The Boys Season 4. Details about the upcoming episodes of The Boys are kept secret, but showrunner Eric Kripke has confirmed that it takes place shortly after Gen V Season 1. New posters for The Boys Season 4 suggest that Homelander will remain a key character in the show's storyline, which likely means more challenging stunts for Starr, something he may not be thrilled about.
Antony Starr’s “f*ck my life” Gen V Homelander blooper
Starr’s love-hate relationship with the wirework required to make Homelander fly is on full display in the Gen V set video, which recently blew up on X.
Starr expresses his frustration while being suspended in a harness by two cables, using a constant stream of profanity. "Go away [laughs]. Go away," he exclaims. "Ahhhhh, my life is terrible. This is awful. Go away. Terrible individuals. Oh my goodness. Alright, that's enough, please."
Gen V has The Boys fans worried
Starr's use of spicy language lacks context, but it is probable that his reaction stemmed from the height to which Gen V's stunt team elevated him. Comments made by a crew member off-screen appear to support this, as they disclose that typically, the actor films scenes of Homelander landing rather than during his flight as the malicious imitation of Superman.
Starr's challenges on the Gen V set contrasted with the widespread conversations surrounding Homelander's cameo, making it one of the most memorable moments of Season 1. However, some fans expressed their dissatisfaction with the strong integration of Gen V into The Boys' storyline. An X user summed it up by saying, "I don't appreciate the requirement of watching the spin-off shows in order to follow the main show. It's reminiscent of the negative impact on the Star Wars TV series."
For all the latest Gen V content, be sure to check out Dexerto’s full coverage here, and you can find out more about The Boys Season 4 here.
Editor's P/S
As an enthusiastic fan, I can't help but feel excited about the hilarious blooper involving Antony Starr, aka Homelander, from the Gen V finale. The behind-the-scenes clip has taken the internet by storm, leaving fans in stitches. Starr's frustration with the challenges of filming stunts is relatable and adds a touch of humor to the intense and dramatic world of The Boys.
Moreover, the fact that Starr's Homelander cameo in Gen V has sparked discussions about the integration of the spin-off shows with the main series is intriguing. While some fans may feel overwhelmed by the requirement to watch multiple shows to follow the overarching storyline, others may appreciate the expanded universe and interconnectedness of the franchise. It will be interesting to see how the writers and showrunners navigate this aspect in future seasons and whether they can strike a balance that satisfies fans of both Gen V and The Boys.
