Jason Momoa, who plays the antihero Lobo in the upcoming DC Studios film “Supergirl,” says he would only be interested in a standalone “Lobo” movie if it is rated R. Multiple outlets report that Momoa frames the rating as essential to preserving the character’s gritty, brutal tone rooted in the comics. Deadline adds that Momoa has discussed the possibility of an R-rated Lobo film with DC Studios leadership, including James Gunn and Peter Safran, and he describes the R rating as what he wants. In parallel, reports on “Supergirl” describe Momoa’s long-standing interest in the role and cast it as a longtime dream for him, with the film serving as his debut as Lobo in the new DC Universe. Times of India also reports on “Supergirl” director Craig Gillespie’s role in shaping Lobo’s look and eccentric “’90s comic-inspired” style, suggesting attention to how the character is presented on screen. Separately, /Film notes Momoa’s comments about becoming typecast, though that is presented as his reaction to his evolving public association with specific roles.