Both Nite Owls appear in the movie. Though there has been some criticism that the second Nite Owl's costume is too modern, it is agreeably much cooler and less plain then the comic version. While he retains his night vision goggles, utility belt and thick cape from the comic, the brown and grey spandex/leather bodysuit has been replaced with body armor. His personality and character development, however, remain fully intact.
Patrick Wilson portrays Nite Owl (II) in the 2009 film Watchmen. Wilson heard of the graphic novel before receiving the script, but he did not read it until later on. Two years prior to interviews at Comic-Con, Wilson read the comic and thought it was great. He maintains that the creative interpretation of the film stays true in spirit to the source material, and that even purists upset by changes should agree it is a great film. Wilson gained 30 lbs for the role (rather than wear a fat-suit), which he felt was essential to portray both the physical and emotional state of Dan after having given up his life as a superhero.
Both Nite Owls appear in the movie. Though there has been some criticism that the second Nite Owl's costume is too modern, it is agreeably much cooler and less plain then the comic version. While he retains his night vision goggles, utility belt and thick cape from the comic, the brown and grey spandex/leather bodysuit has been replaced with body armor. His personality and character development, however, remain fully intact.Patrick Wilson portrays Nite Owl (II) in the 2009 film Watchmen. Wilson heard of the graphic novel before receiving the script, but he did not read it until later on. Two years prior to interviews at Comic-Con, Wilson read the comic and thought it was great. He maintains that the creative interpretation of the film stays true in spirit to the source material, and that even purists upset by changes should agree it is a great film. Wilson gained 30 lbs for the role (rather than wear a fat-suit), which he felt was essential to portray both the physical and emotional state of Dan after having given up his life as a superhero.
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