However, while the word "reshoot" often fills movie fans with worry, Gunn has assured that there's nothing to be concerned about.

This time, the character is played by David Corenswet, who will make his debut as the titular superhero this summer. In a new interview with Esquire España, Corenswet played coy when asked about Superman's future.

Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav has a Superman promotional blitzkrieg in the works, one similar to what the studio executed with Barbie.

We have more chatter about Superman's internal test screenings and, this time, the buzz isn't quite so positive about the DC Studios reboot. There's also an update on who's being eyed for

Schwarzenegger – who can currently be seen as Saxon Ratliff in the third season of HBO's The White Lotus – explained that alongside the part of Golden Boy in The Boys spin-off series Gen V (which he landed), he also auditioned to play both The Boys ' antagonist Homelander... and Superman.

DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran gave us a deep-dive update on all the projects in the pipeline two years into their regime.

James Gunn and Peter Safran are two years into their roles as the co-CEOs of DC Studios, and they are are in the middle of developing their ambitious plan for an interconnected DC Cinematic Universe.

DC Studios, which Gunn runs with Peter Safran, is just over two years old. And its big test will be this summer’s Superman, which Gunn wrote and directed as the division’s inagural fim.

Krypto has taken over the Superman marketing, and the iconic super dog is a centerpiece of James Gunn’s iteration. Gunn is even giving fans more of the character in some upcoming shorts as companions to the new film.

My Adventures with Superman EP Jake Wyatt confirmed that My Adventures with Green Lantern will be set in the same timeline as MAWS.