WRITING BLUE BEETLE FOR THE DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE

Ever wonder who wrote DC Comic's Blue Beetle movie? Looking for the behind the scenes of the DC extended Universe (DCU)? Meet the writer of DC's Blue Beetle, Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer.

Join us on Curiosity’s Storyteller Studio as we delve into the world of Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer, the screenwriter behind “Blue Beetle,” the first film to feature a Latino DC superhero. Born in Querétaro, Mexico, Gareth brings a culturally rich narrative to Hollywood, infusing his work with authenticity and cross-cultural experiences. In this episode, we discuss how “Blue Beetle” integrates cultural identity with the superhero genre, offering a fresh perspective through the character of Jaime Reyes.

 

We explore Gareth’s storytelling approach, his influences, and how family dynamics play a crucial role in shaping his narratives, setting “Blue Beetle” apart from traditional superhero stories. Beyond “Blue Beetle” we delve into Gareth’s diverse portfolio, including "Contrapelo" and the "Miss Bala" remake. This episode of Curiosity’s Storyteller Studio dives into Gareth's unique approach to storytelling, highlighting his ability to weave cultural richness into narratives, and how his Mexican heritage impacts his work.

 

Join us as we discuss the significance of family and cultural identity in "Blue Beetle," and explore Gareth's broader impact on Hollywood storytelling.