Noah Syndergaard suggests himself for next Amy Schumer movie

'Hey @amyschumer, next time you make a movie and need a 6'6" extra I'm available. I can blend in anywhere. #LGM'

Could a performance by the mighty "Thor" in the next Amy Schumer comedy blockbuster top that of "The King" in the hit film "Trainwreck"? Rookie right-hander Noah Syndergaard of the Mets is looking into it, to the point of petitioning Schumer herself on Twitter.

Her reply, a variation of "Let's go Mets!," was not "no." 

Blondes have more fun in Hollywood, so it goes. (USATSI/Getty Images)

It worked out great with LeBron James, who co-starred quite ably in "Trainwreck," a comedy smash that showed a surprisingly able thespian side to James, whose previous work had been confined mostly to his own commercials, an "Entourage" episode and a "SpongeBob" spot.

Here's how the big Hollywood meeting went down electronically:

@Noahsyndergaard #LGM

— Amy Schumer (@amyschumer) August 18, 2015

And just like that ... well, nothing right now. Probably because Syndergaard is a rookie not only for the Mets, but for acting. He's appeared in exactly zero projects, as they say in the biz. Via IMDB:

He might be related to Holger Syndergaard, but he can't claim his work!

Syndergaard really must work in a "Law and Order: SVU" somehow, if he wants to join a Judd Apatow-type dealie. Meanwhile, Syndergaard is the best rookie pitcher in the NL this season. That should be enough for him while his second career as an actor percolates.