James Gunn and Peter Safran both arrived at the head of DC Studios to offer the public a new DCU whose first chapter baptized Gods and Monsters will begin with the film Superman. The production is currently filming and today we learn that the director of Guardians of the Galaxy plans to move the fans of the most famous film. Bre Kryptonian with a magnificent cameo.

The filming of Superman provides us with certain information

Indeed, the filming of the film Superman began last February and must continue until next August. For this new story featuring the superhero, the director and co-director of DC Studios, James Gunn, decided to to entrust the Kryptonian costume to actor David Corenswet. The latter has already happened. revealed in a first image and he will share the poster with Rachel Brosnahan who will play Lois Lane.

While we don't yet have details on the plot of this film, some “stolen” photos from filming currently in progress have allowed fans to get a glimpse of the actors in their costumes. Recently, Chris Pratt, the actor who plays Star-Lord in the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy, has made no secret of his involvement. his desire to be part of the distribution of this filmwhile specifying that he would let James Gunn decide and see if his participation made sense or not.

James Gunn will move fans with this cameo

Although the mystery remains great around the film previously titled Superman: Legacy, we learned today from information from Variety that the filmmaker had planned to offer a moving cameo to fans of the franchise's famous character. Indeed, the American media reveals that Will Reeve will make an appearance in the feature film.

The latter is none other thanthe son of Christopher Reeve, the essential actor who brought life to Clark Kent/Superman in the cinema between 1978 and 1987. The actor is and always has been; associate &àgrave; this role, even after his accident which left him tetraplegic in 1995.

Will Reeve is a journalist in real life. He works for the American channel ABC News and unsurprisingly, for his cameo in Superman, he will play the role of a TV reporter. His presence in the film is a great way to make the connection between the past and the present of the DC universe but also open a new perspective for the famous character. Still, fans and the general public will be delighted by this nod to Christopher Reeve who, even after his death in 2004, remains the essential interpreter of Superman.

Superman directed by James Gunn is expected in theaters on July 9, 2025.