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Ok... So this might not be anything new but it really surprises me how many American Superhero comic characters are played by Non-Americans in the movies From Superman to Spiderman, here's my list.

Feel free to add yours if I missed any out.

Superman - Henry Cavill - British (England)

Spiderman - Tom Holland - British (England)

Spiderman - Andrew Garfield - British (born in England and identifies as British. He has dual citizenship - U.S /British)

Batman-Christian Bale- Wales

Dr. Strange - Dominic Cumberbach - British

Firestorm - Franz Drameh- British

Kid Flash- Keiynan Lonsdale - Australian

Daredevil - Charlie Cox- British

Iron Fist-Finn Jones - British

Wonderwoman- Gal Gadot- Israel

Harley Quinn - Margot Robbie - Australia

Loki- Tom Hiddleston - British

Thor - Chris Hemsworth - Australia

Mordo- Chiwetel Ejiofor - British

Wolverine - Hugh Jackman - Australia

Jean Grey - Femke Janssen - Dutch (Holland)

Jean Grey - Sophie Turner- British

Magneto - Michael Fassbender - German-Irish

Heimdall - Idris Elba - British

Joker - Heath Ledger - Australia

When it comes to acting, the British fellas beats every other people hands down. Americans are always còcky, and don't know how to act. just a few of them!!!

philfearon:
When it comes to acting, the British fellas beats every other people hands down. Americans are always còcky, and don't know how to act. just a few of them!!!

Peter Dinklage too no sabi ko?

philfearon:
When it comes to acting, the British fellas beats every other people hands down. Americans are always còcky, and don't know how to act. just a few of them!!!

Choi!

You mean oooooooooooooooooo.

This Isn't just limited to Superhero movies. British people have totally taken over American TV. It's because most British Actors are trained in acting and drama schools and most of them play a variety of roles before becoming famous making it easier for them to avoid being typecast in certain roles. But Americans think all it takes to be a good actor/ actress is entering their cars and driving to LA while hoping to make a big break without any training. if they eventually become famous, it's difficult to avoid being cast in a role which is different from what made you famous because of the lack of training. Take someone like Owen Wilson for example, he can't really break away from his typecast as an underachiever who later gets the hot girl in Rom-Com movies to take any serious roles. The only versatile American Actor has to be Leo DiCaprio

Samusu:
Peter Dinklage too no sabi ko?

Do you have comprehension problem?

JennyOfOldstones:
This Isn't just limited to Superhero movies. British people have totally taken over American TV. It's because most British Actors are trained in acting and drama schools and most of them play a variety of roles before becoming famous making it easier for them to avoid being typecast in certain roles. But Americans think all it takes to be a good actor/ actress is entering their cars and driving to LA while hoping to make a big break without any training. if they eventually become famous, it's difficult to avoid being cast in a role which is different from what made you famous because of the lack of training. Take someone like Owen Wilson for example, he can't really break away from his typecast as an underachiever who later gets the hot girl in Rom-Com movies to take any serious roles. The only versatile American Actor has to be Leo DiCaprio

All they go about doing is shouting "family this, family that " "hero this, hero that" and their stūpid fake Russian accent, coupled with their nonsense gay bùllshit...
They will soon turn Captain America to a gay icon!!