David Corenswet doesn’t “think it’s up to [him]” to decide his DC Universe (DCU) future after ‘Superman’.
David Corenswet says James Gunn will decide his future as Superman
The 31-year-old actor is set to make his debut in the superhero franchise in the upcoming summer blockbuster, though has insisted that subsequent plans for his Man of Steel are down to DC Studios co-head James Gunn.
When Esquire Espana asked Corenswet what he would be doing in the DCU post-‘Superman’, he said: “I don’t think it’s up to me to answer that. It’s up to James Gunn, who has a terrific imagination, and he is just there where they need [him] to be to say what was written, although that doesn’t always happen.”
‘Superman’ – which will be directed by Gunn – follows the titular hero as he tries to balance his human and Kryptonian lives, all while Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult) plots his downfall.
With the movie’s July release date looming, Gunn stressed that “people are looking for heroes right now” in a troubled time for the world.
He told The Hollywood Reporter at a DC press event: “I think he’s the right Superman because he is a character that stands for something that is solid, stands for basic human morals, basic human integrity, basic belief in protecting others and protecting the weak being good to people and being honest.
“People are looking for heroes right now. They are looking for values of goodness, looking for people who are good and decent human beings. And Superman is that.”
Meanwhile, Lois Lane actress Rachel Brosnahan vowed ‘Superman’ would stay “true to the comics” and declared that the film “really encapsulates” the essence of the Man of Steel.
In an interview with Deadline, she said: “There’s a lot of challenges for everybody in all…
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