Supernatural’s Misha Collins, who plays Castiel, comments on comparisons between the show’s promotional art and the Jonas Brothers’ new album cover.
Supernatural‘s Misha Collins slyly comments on comparisons between the show’s promotional art and the Jonas Brothers’ new album cover. Supernatural followed Sam and Dean Winchester, brothers who traveled the country hunting monsters and demons. Collins joined Supernatural In season 4, taking on the role of the angel Castiel, or Cas. The character quickly became a fan favorite and a regular on the show.
Collins took to Twitter to comment on comparisons between Supernatural‘s promotional art, which features Sam, Dean, and Castiel posing together, and the cover of the new Jonas Brothers album, The Family Business.
He takes a humorous jab at the cover photo, which bears a resemblance to the Supernatural image, as the Jonas Brothers are posed similarly. However, Collins seems to be jesting in good spirits, merely happy they are doing their part to recycle.
Misha Collins’ Post-Supernatural Roles
Aside from Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, who appeared in every episode of SupernaturalCollins racked up the most episode appearances with 148. While other characters like Bobby and Crowley made a substantial mark on the series, each appearing in over 70 episodes, Collins’ Castiel was the supporting character with the biggest role and fan following. Supernatural‘s conclusion after a staggering 15 seasons, Collins has moved on to other projects.
Collins appeared in several shows throughout Supernatural‘s run, like Timeless and Ringer. Since the end of the CW series, he starred alongside Riz Ahmed in the 2021 movie Encounterwhich saw Ahmed’s Malik trying to protect his children from an alien threat. However, the film carries much darker and more emotional elements that aren’t readily present in the marketing.
Most notably, Collins is now set to appear in the upcoming series Gotham Knights. He will play Harvey Dent in a world where Bruce Wayne is murdered, forcing his adopted son to ally with the children of Batman’s enemies. The series is set to debut on The CW on March 14, giving audiences another series within the world of Batman that focuses on characters aside from the Caped Crusader, much like Gotham and Pennyworth.While Supernatural has ended, Collins is continuing to find work in unique projects.
Source: Misha Collins/Twitter