Dungeons and Dragons have a separate fan base that is unmatched. And with the new movie of the franchise, this fanbase has expanded. Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves is filled with unmatched references which cannot be ignored that easily.
One such reference that caught everyone’s eye and was pretty difficult to forget about is Bradley Cooper’s reference. If you also kind of liked this cameo and want to know more about it, then this article is for you.
Keep on reading the article to get a perfect explanation of Bradley Cooper’s cameo in Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.
Every cameo in Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, whether in the form of plot building or just for fun purposes.
Bradley Cooper’s one can be categorized under the second category as the audience found the character genuinely funny.
But what does his character mean after all? Was Bradley Cooper’s character just for fun purposes or the team is looking forward to using it in the future?
Has the actor reacted to the love that his character is getting from the audience? If you have the same questions in mind then you are at the right place. Scroll down further to know more about it.
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Dungeons and Dragons Bradley Cooper Character Explained.
Before going any further, here is a little caution. The explanation will be filled with spoilers. So if you have not watched the movie yet and want to keep the fun intact then you might not want to go ahead. But if you are here for the explanation, then let’s start without any further ado.
Holga the barbarian, played by Michelle Rodriguez visits the home she once shared with her ex-husband. When she knocks at the door, fans see Bradley Cooper as Marlamin. The character is just 3 feet tall and that makes the scene pretty funny.
The comedy of the scene lies in the way Cooper and Rodriguez maintain painstakingly straight faces as they discuss the dissolution of their relationship. And the notable thing here is that Marlamin has moved on.
While talking, both the characters find out that they were never compatible with each other. The female in that relationship is a tough barbarian whereas the male is a 3-feet tall guy whose physical traits don’t match with her ex-wife’s.
But what does this small character mean after all? It’s really up to the audience. Will the D&D team use Bradley’s character more in the future? That will be one thing to look out for in the foreseeable future.
