Luca Guadagnino and Daniel Craig are reportedly in talks to collaborate on a film adaptation of the comic book 'Sgt. Rock' for DC Studios, following their recent partnership on the indie film 'Queer.' The screenplay is written by Justin Kuritzkes, and while no official deals have yet been signed, the project is expected to be Guadagnino's next directorial effort before he tackles a remake of 'American Psycho.' 'Sgt. Rock,' known as a World War II hero in the comics, has seen numerous failed adaptation attempts over the years, with Craig now positioned to potentially star as the titular character. This collaboration represents a significant shift for the director, who is associated more with arthouse films than superhero narratives. The film is part of a broader revitalization of DC Studios under James Gunn and Peter Safran, who aim to establish a new era for the franchise. As of now, details about the plot and further casting remain undisclosed.