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Gal Gadot‘s portrayal of Wonder Woman in the DCEU remains iconic to this day. She was expertly cast as the iconic superhero; however, the actress faced stiff competition in the audition process.

The first trailer for James Gunn’s Superman has been roundly panned by fans of Henry Cavill.Gunn confirmed in December 2022 that the longtime Superman actor would not be involved in his vision of the DC Universe. Gunn said at the time: “In the initial stages, our story will be focusing on an earlier part of Superman’s life, so the character will not be played by Henry Cavill.”David Corenswet stars in the titular role in the director’s forthcoming reboot, which is set for release on July 11, 2025.While many fans praised the recent trailer, which also features fan-favourite character Krypto the Superdog, many have expressed disappointment that the reboot appears to be a step back for the franchise.One wrote: “Ridiculous, the way they are starting the whole story over makes me angry.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Some of the biggest headlines to emerge while James Gunn was shooting “Superman” came from set photo leaks that revealed the new Man of Steel costume would include the superhero’s iconic red trunks. Zack Snyder famously got rid of this part of Superman’s costume during Henry Cavill’s tenure with the character. But now the red trunks are back and being worn by new Superman actor David Corenswet, which prompted debates online among fans over whether or not the trunks are just too silly-looking.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Fandom has revealed its top franchises among users over the past year, including “Warhammer,” Marvel comics, TV series and movies, “League of Legends” and its Netflix adaptation “Arcane,” and cross-medium franchise “Fallout.” Gaming IP “Warhammer” (currently in the works as a TV series at Amazon starring Henry Cavill) was the top franchise overall, with the other leading titles being “Terraria,” “League of Legends,” Marvel (primarily propelled by “Deadpool vs. Wolverine” and “Agatha All Along”) and “Final Fantasy.” Per Fandom, key findings within the lists include video games claiming a majority 15 of the 20 spots for the first time; the effect of reduced TV and film output during 2024 due to Hollywood’s strikes in the previous year; and the continued power of evergreen content showcased within “almost every gaming entry on the list, thanks to quality updates, events, and releases.” “’Deadpool & Wolverine’ clearly had an impact, leading to a resurgence in the value of the Marvel franchise,” Fandom CEO Perkins Miller said, adding: “The depth and quality of stories in gaming continues to resonate beyond the console and PC: They are truly multi-platform franchises.” Fandom says its franchise rankings are a weighted calculation against five criteria: worldbuilding, high critical and fan ratings, fierce fanbase, cultural relevance and consistency.

Henry Cavill‘s charm, acting talent and good looks have turned him into a fan-favorite in Hollywood with many successful projects to his name.

Katcy Stephan Laura Gordon and Tim Griffin have joined the cast of “Voltron” for Amazon MGM Studios, alongside previously announced stars Sterling K. Brown, Daniel Quinn-Toye, Henry Cavill, Rita Ora, John Kim, Alba Baptista, Samson Kayo and Tharanya Tharan. Rawson Marshall Thurber is directing the film from a script he wrote with Ellen Shanman.

Alba Baptista is the latest name joining Voltron!

Alba Baptista, Samson Kayo, and Tharanya Tharan are set to star in Voltron for Amazon MGM Studios, alongside previously announced stars Sterling K. Brown, Daniel Quinn-Toye, Henry Cavill, Rita Ora, and John Kim. Rawson Marshall Thurber is directing the film from a script he wrote with Ellen Shanman.

Sterling K. Brown and Rita Ora are the latest stars to join the new Voltron movie!

Katcy Stephan Sterling K. Brown will star in the live-action “Voltron” film for Amazon MGM Studios. Brown will join previously announced cast members Henry Cavill (“Man of Steel”) and Daniel Quinn-Toye, a film newcomer who has appeared on television in “Badults” and served as Tom Holland’s understudy in “Romeo & Juliet” on the West End this spring.

Sterling K. Brown, Rita Ora, and John Kim are joining Amazon MGM Studios’ Voltron movie, alongside previously announced stars Daniel Quinn-Toye and Henry Cavill. Rawson Marshall Thurber is directing the from a script he wrote with Ellen Shanman. Plot details are under wraps, however, Thurber shared a video message with Voltron fans during VoltCon in which he shared: “I want to make sure that we stay true to the heart and the spirit of Voltron. In this film, we’re going to be introducing an entirely new generation of pilots. We’ve reimagined Voltron for the live-action world, but we’re going to stay true to…those iconic elements that you love, that I love. And I’m so excited to share it with you.”

Guy Ritchie’s next action thriller In the Grey won’t be coming out on Jan. 17, 2025 as previously scheduled as the movie isn’t finished. Lionsgate has taken the title off the calendar for the time being.

Henry Cavill was told he was “too old” to play Kaladin in a potential adaptation of Brandon Sanderson’s The Stormlight Archive.In a new interview on the Instagram fan page @cosmere_junkie, Sanderson recounted the time he received a call from Cavill enquiring about the role.“When Henry Cavill called me and was like, ‘I’m too old for Kaladin, aren’t I?’ I was like, ‘Yes, and he’s also Asian,'” the author recalled.Despite the pair both being aware that Cavill wouldn’t be an appropriate choice, Sanderson said he was still happy to receive the call. “He had read the books and knew that it just wouldn’t work, but it was kind of heartbreaking when he called me,” he said.

Argylle,” starring Henry Cavill and Bryce Dallas Howard.That tedious misfire cost $200 million before marketing expenses, and grossed just $96 million.Poor Tim Cook. A few months later, the iPhone company’s $100 million “Fly Me to the Moon” with Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson tanked too. Apple didn’t even bother putting the George Clooney-and-Brad Pitt-led “Wolfs” in theaters this summer.Another tectonic shift continued apace: The superhero genre, once invincible, was embarrassingly ripped down to earth by discerning audiences.The “Joker” sequel, “Folie à Deux,” was one of the most shocking releases of the year.

Dainel Craig has revealed that he isn’t interested in who takes up the mantle of James Bond next.Craig first embodied the role of the iconic secret agent in 2006’s Casino Royale, starring in several films before being killed off in 2021’s No Time To Die, starring alongside Ana de Armas, Rami Malek and Léa Seydoux.Last year, Bond producer Greg Wilson confirmed that while a new film will be released, it is not currently in active development. “It’s gonna take a while for us to get – you know, it’s a whole new reinvention.

Gal Gadot being cast as Wonder Woman remains one of the most popular decisions that was made in the age of the DCEU, but she faced stiff competition for the role.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Russell Crowe starrer “The Last Druid” must rate as one of the highest-profile projects being brought to market at this week’s American Film Market. Its partners – Range Media Partners, Spain’s Nostromo, CAA Media Finance and AGC International – are aiming to shoot in Spain. Norman Reedus, star of AMC Networks “The Walking Dead: Darryl Dixon” was besieged by fans late August as he shot Season 3 in Madrid, which looks set to double for London, double-decker red bus with signage for Trafalgar Square being caught on video cruising central Madrid streets.

Andrés Buenahora editor Stephanie Collie, the costume designer behind film and television projects such as “Peaky Blinders,” died of cancer on Oct. 26 at St Christopher’s Hospice in London.

Amy Adams is reacting to Rachel Brosnahan taking over as Lois Lane in the latest version of the Superman movie.

Katcy Stephan When James Gunn’s “Superman” flies into theaters in July 2025, Amy Adams will be watching. The six-time Oscar nominee, who starred as Lois Lane in several DC Extended Universe films, says she’s looking forward to seeing the “Guardians of the Galaxy” director’s new take on the beloved superhero. “I’m just a big fan of the franchise, always,” she tells Variety in her Power of Women cover story.