There's A Reason Why 'Suicide Squad' Is A Success

"Suicide Squad" has become one of Warner Bros.' most successful films this year, grossing around $750 million worldwide. Greg Silverman, President of Creative Development and Worldwide Production of Warner Bros. Pictures says the success of "Suicide Squad" is due to its diversity of the cast.

Greg Silverman presented the actors and the female stars' strong roles that made "Suicide Squad" a success, according to IGN. Silverman's thoughts on the diversity of the characters reached success in Hollywood.

Silverman has explained that the movies have to be diverse including the cast and the roles for a complete business imperative. He added that the diverse films have a more world-viewed voice and are more successful.

"She can cut you all in half with one sword stroke... Just like mowing the lawn" #SuicideSquad pic.twitter.com/Emyh1NmPiw

— Suicide Squad (@SuicideSquadWB) November 4, 2016

During Variety's Inclusion Summit, Greg Silverman has also expressed his thoughts on "Suicide Squad" being the most successful original piece film of the year, according to Cinemablend. "Suicide Squad" has come up with strong lead roles having Hispanic and multiple African-American casts.

"Suicide Squad" has earned success due to diversity that sold worldwide viewers in all ages and different kinds of people from all over the world. The provision of a strong representation of diversity cast an even wider audience that was truly effective in driving the viewers' engagement to the film.

The diversity of the cast of some films has already established a wider range of success during the last year. Films such as "Star Wars" and "Fast & Furious" are noted to have earned more success with the influence of the characters' diversity.

Recently, Marvel Studios is also working on some changes with having more diverse characters in play. Upcoming films such as "Black Panther" in 2018 and "Captain Marvel" in 2019 will be two of a few other movies that will represent the diversity of cast and roles in the coming years.