Prototypes!", voiced by Fred Tatasciore. A soldier implied to be Sgt. Rock appears in the Legends of Tomorrow episode "Legendary", portrayed by Blair Penner. Series co-executive producer Marc Guggenheim stated that they have a plan to bring in Sgt. Rock eventually, though this never came to pass. Film In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Arnold Schwarzenegger was attached to play Sgt. Rock in a film produced by Joel Silver, with screenplays written by David Webb Peoples (1987), Steven E. de Souza (1988), John Milius (1993), and Brian Helgeland (1996) depicting Rock as a German-American father before John Cox wrote a new screenplay unrelated to the previous drafts. Eventually, Cox stated that Schwarzenegger was no longer attached to star in the project. In April 2007, David Gambino, VP of Silver Pictures said, "The good news is we have a fantastic screenplay and everybody's really happy with it. It's really just about trying to attach cast right now and really decide what the movie is going to be, how we're going to make it". Bruce Willis was reportedly in consideration for the role and Guy Ritchie rumored to direct. However, in December 2008, Ritchie said that while the film was shelved due to his work on Sherlock Holmes, he confirmed that the Sgt. Rock film will indeed be set during World War II and include the Easy Company. In February 2010, Silver announced the setting change from World War II to another battle in the near future, but no further progress was announced. Sgt. Rock appears in DC Showcase: Sgt. Rock, voiced by Karl Urban. Video games Activision confirmed at E3 1997 that they were developing a Sgt. Rock game for the PlayStation, set for release in 1998, but the game was never mentioned again. Sgt. Rock appears in Sgt. Rock: On the Frontline. Sgt. Rock appears in DC Universe Online. Miscellaneous Sgt. Rock received a figure in the HeroClix line as part of the "Cosmic Justice" expansion. Additionally, a limited edition tournament prize figure of "General Frank Rock" was released as well. Merchandise and collectibles A line of 3¾" action figures bearing the Sgt. Rock name was released in the 1980s by Remco Toys, likely as a result of the popularity of Hasbro's G.I. Joe toy line. The figures had little resemblance to the World War II characters of the comic books. The Sgt. Rock figure was depicted in Vietnam-era