Billy Crudup on Picking Mr. New York…Dr. Manhattan in Zack Synder’s Watchmen Hello Tomorrow!’s Billy Crudup tells io9 how he ended up in the Watchmen film. Published 2 years ago Comments (0) ...

In Watchmen by Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons and John Higgins, (you might have heard of it), Laurie Juspeczyk, the young Silk Spectre picked up a snowglobe as an attraction, while her parents were arguing.

However, by the end of the season, we quickly learned why Dr. Manhattan, the scientist-turned-superhero whose powers go beyond the standard military-industrial fare of the universe, audiences went ...

Let’s stop dancing around it: in the Watchmen comic, Ozymandias’ big plan isn’t to frame Dr. Manhattan for killing 15 million people, but instead get everybody in the world to believe that ...

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Cal, aka Dr. Manhattan, in "Watchmen." HBO In the original "Watchmen" graphic novel, Dr. Manhattan is seen primarily in his naked and blue God-like form.

When Yahya Abdul-Mateen II was first cast on HBO’s “Watchmen,” he didn’t know he would be playing Dr. Manhattan, a godlike superhero with glowing blue skin.

When Yahya Abdul-Mateen II was first cast on HBO’s “Watchmen,” he didn’t know he would be playing Dr. Manhattan, a godlike superhero with glowing blue skin. Instead, he thought he was ...

One huge plot twist in Watchmen eventually revealed that the actor was playing a character central to the events of the graphic novel: Dr Manhattan, the blue time-hopping God that was created due ...

WATCHMEN shocked viewers with its unbelievable ending, but perhaps the most surprising part of the final moments of the show involved Adrian Veidt looking to do the right thing, and save the world.