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James Gunn covers for Man of Tomorrow actor after he 'confirms' Wonder Woman casting: "People have been…
James Gunn has clarified casting rumors surrounding the DC Universe, specifically addressing speculation about Adria Arjona's role. He explained that actor Frank Grillo reposted an unofficial cast poster without understanding its implications, and that Arjona's role in 'Man of Tomorrow' is not related to Wonder Woman.
Will there be a Lanterns season 2?
While Lanterns has not been officially renewed for a second season by HBO Max, there is significant hope for its return. Co-showrunner Chris Mundy has expressed ideas for future seasons, and James Gunn confirmed the finale was a season finale, not a series finale. The show's critical success and strong viewership suggest a second season is likely, potentially exploring John Stewart's story or an anthology format.
Sean Gunn says Man of Tomorrow is his "favorite of all" James Gunn movies
Actor Sean Gunn has expressed high praise for the upcoming DC film 'Man of Tomorrow,' calling it his "favorite of all" James Gunn movies. While he cannot reveal plot details, Gunn is enthusiastic about the film's potential and does not see it as a competition with his work on Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy.
James Gunn just answered a Lanterns finale question that gives us fresh hope for season 2
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn confirmed that the upcoming finale of the series Lanterns is a season finale, not a series finale, fueling hope for a second season. Showrunner Chris Mundy also indicated that pre-production work for a follow-up season is underway, suggesting a strong possibility for renewal if audience interest remains high.
Robert Pattinson doesn't think he can be the DCU's Batman: "It would be kind of tough"
Robert Pattinson expressed doubt about his version of Batman fitting into the new DC Universe, suggesting his portrayal is tied to Matt Reeves' specific vision. While the DCU plans to feature Batman in 'The Brave and the Bold,' Pattinson's current iteration exists in the separate 'Elseworlds' continuity.
James Gunn clarifies when the Gorilla Grodd TV show takes place in relation to Man of Tomorrow
DC Studios boss James Gunn clarified the timeline for the upcoming DCU series 'The People Vs. Gorilla Grodd,' stating it takes place after 'Man of Tomorrow' but will jump around chronologically due to its true-crime mockumentary format. The series stars Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen and Jimmy Tatro as Gorilla Grodd, investigating Grodd's conviction.
Skyler Gisondo feels "more prepared" for his DCU return as Jimmy Olsen in The People v Gorilla Grodd after starring in true crime-inspired drama Primetime
Actor Skyler Gisondo feels better prepared for his role as Jimmy Olsen in The People v. Gorilla Grodd after starring in the true crime-inspired drama Primetime. He notes the tonal shift between the projects, with Primetime being a mockumentary adjacent to "Atlanta" and "The People v. Gorilla Grodd" also featuring true crime elements. Gisondo's character in Primetime contrasts with his DCU role, highlighting his innocence and naiveté.
Guardians of the Galaxy's Sean Gunn has "retired" from mocapping Rocket Raccoon because he's too old
Sean Gunn, the actor who provided motion capture for Rocket Raccoon in the Guardians of the Galaxy films, has announced his retirement from the role due to the physical toll it took on his body, particularly his feet and ankles. He cited that turning 50 made the demanding physical requirements of the job too difficult to continue.
James Gunn hits back at DC fan angry at Hal Jordan being killed off so early in Lanterns: "Sorry if you don't…
DC Studios head James Gunn responded to fan criticism regarding the early death of Hal Jordan in the 'Lanterns' series. Gunn defended the creative decision, stating the character receives significant screen time throughout the show and that the narrative approach to his death is not as simple as it appears. The article also touches on fan speculation about whether Hal Jordan is truly dead or if a Manhunter is in disguise.
New eye-popping Clayface trailer teases the DCU's goriest movie yet and a new side to Gotham
A new trailer for the upcoming DCU horror movie 'Clayface' has been released, showcasing significant gore and a darker tone. The film, directed by James Watkins and penned by Mike Flanagan, follows the tragic transformation of actor Matt Hagen into the iconic villain. It is described as the DCU's goriest and potentially most emotional movie yet, set to release on October 23.
Superman star David Corenswet had the perfect first reaction to seeing Nicholas Hoult's warsuit in Man of Tomorrow
David Corenswet, star of the upcoming film Man of Tomorrow, shared his reaction to seeing Nicholas Hoult's new warsuit for Lex Luthor. Corenswet expressed that the suit looks formidable and will make fighting Luthor a challenge. The film will also feature Brainiac, played by Lars Eidinger, and support from John Stewart and Blue Beetle.
Superman is leaving HBO Max in several countries, and DC fans are thoroughly confused
The movie "Superman" is being removed from HBO Max in several countries, including Australia and Spain, with an expected departure date around September 18 or 19. This move has confused and upset DC fans, particularly as the new DC Universe gains momentum. Some fans are concerned about needing multiple subscriptions to watch content, while others see potential for Netflix to introduce the film to a wider audience.
Injustice 3 rumours resurface with leaked 2D fighting game playtest
Rumors of Injustice 3 have resurfaced following a deleted post seeking testers for a AAA 2D fighting game, believed to be NetherRealm Studios' next project. The studio recently shifted focus from Mortal Kombat 1, and the playtest's location in Culver City, California, points to an American developer like NetherRealm or its parent company Warner Bros. Discovery.
James Gunn says the "DCU is not a Xerox of DC Comics" as he teases a different take on an iconic DC villain
James Gunn, co-head of DC Studios, clarified that the DC Universe is an alternate universe and not a direct adaptation of DC Comics. He expressed his preference for the original, less malevolent portrayal of Maxwell Lord, created by Keith DeMatteis, J.M. Giffen, and Kevin Maguire, rather than the more villainous version he was later retconned into. Gunn's comments came in response to a fan's question about Guy Gardner working for Lord in the upcoming Superman film.
James Gunn would love to keep Man of Tomorrow's villain a secret until the Superman follow-up hits theaters
Director James Gunn expressed a desire to keep the villain Brainiac and the new Superman suit a secret until the movie "Man of Tomorrow" hits theaters in July 2027. While acknowledging that a complete surprise is not feasible, Gunn prefers to reveal as little as possible beforehand. The film has wrapped filming and will feature returning cast members like David Corenswet as Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, alongside new additions.
James Gunn tells audiences not to expect "substantial amounts" of new characters in Man of Tomorrow, as…
Director James Gunn clarified that his upcoming DC film, Man of Tomorrow, will focus primarily on Superman and Lex Luthor, with no "substantial amounts" of other characters. While theories abound, Gunn stated that most speculation is incorrect, though Brainiac will be a significant villain and Adria Arjona's role as Wonder Woman is highly anticipated. The film is set to release on July 9, 2027.
Zack Snyder says he never wanted to make "amusement park" movies like Marvel, as he'd "rather just talk about the mythology" of superheroes
Director Zack Snyder stated he never intended to make films like Marvel's "amusement park" blockbusters, preferring to focus on the mythology of superheroes. He reflected that this approach, while true to his vision for his DC Extended Universe work like Man of Steel and Justice League, might have been a "mistake" given the differing tones. Snyder's distinct, darker style contrasts with the current direction of the DCU under James Gunn.
Thanks to leaked photos, DC fans think the ape on set of The People v. Gorilla Grodd is a different character altogether
Leaked set photos from the upcoming DC mockumentary 'The People v. Gorilla Grodd' have sparked fan theories that the costumed gorilla on set is not the titular character, but rather the DC character King Solomon. Fans point to King Solomon's comic appearances, where he frequently wears clothes, and James Gunn's past social media mentions of the character as evidence. The article speculates that putting the character in clothes may humanize him for modern audiences.
The 5 best new shows and movies streaming this week on Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV, and more (September 11-13)
This week's streaming highlights include the superhero movie Supergirl on HBO Max, the second season of the Australian comedy The Paper on Peacock, and the thriller Last Seen on Apple TV. Netflix adds the movie sequel Call My Agent!, while Paramount Plus features the third season of Colin From Accounts.
James Gunn's DCU is continuing to take big swings as villain Gorilla Grodd is spotted singing acapella on the set…
Filming has begun for James Gunn's upcoming DC mockumentary, "The People Vs. Gorilla Grodd," with set leaks revealing the villain in his college years. The show features Gorilla Grodd singing and dancing, sparking mixed reactions from fans, with some praising its comedic potential and others questioning its faithfulness to the comics. This project, alongside other eclectic DCU offerings, highlights Gunn's bold approach to the franchise.
