Who was the man in the Wayne building?
At the start of Dawn of Justice, we see a flashback where Bruce Wayne was present in Metropolis while the highly destructive battle between Superman and Zod was happening at the climax of Man of Steel. All over downtown, bulidings were getting trashed, and a Wayne Enterprises building was right in the middle of the action.
We see Bruce Wayne on the phone with... someone... an older man in some sort of supervisory role, and he's urging the guy to evacuate the building. But it's not particularly clear who the guy is, especially because it really sounds like Bruce is calling him "dad", but we know that his father is long dead at this point. So who was he supposed to be?
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According to the casting sources, the man in the building is "Jack O'Dwyer", played by actor Hugh Maguire.
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The man that Bruce was on the phone with was an executive in Wayne Enterprises. Presumably, he was the highest ranking executive in that particular building. When it sounds like Bruce is calling him "dad", I assume he's just calling him by name. IMDB's cast list just lists all of those people as "Metropolis Citizens", but I would assume his name just sounds like "dad" (e.g. "Dan").
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