The highly anticipated DC project, Superman Legacy, is set to begin production in the first quarter of 2024. The project, directed by acclaimed filmmaker James Gunn, has recently made headlines due to updates on its star cast and production. David Corenswet has been cast as the title character in Superman Legacy, which also stars Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane. Stephane Ceretti, the project’s VFX supervisor, recently released an exciting update on the script.
Stephane Ceretti, who has joined the technical crew of Superman Legacy as the VFX supervisor, provided an exciting update on the film in a recent interview. “I can’t tell you much about Superman. I really cannot. But all I can tell you is it’s going to be good. It’s a great script,” revealed Ceretti, who is clearly pleased with how the DC Studios project is progressing.
“We’re trying hard. We’re a good group. It’s all a good group of people. A lot of people that have worked with James before that he trusts. We’re a very good group in terms of being very honest with each other. So we work well in that sense,” added the VFX expert. Ceretti’s words indicate that the celebrated filmmaker and her team are working hard to create a satisfying superhero experience for moviegoers and Superman fans.
In June of this year, DC Studios welcomed David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan to replace popular stars Henry Cavill and Amy Addams as Clark Kent aka Superman and Lois Lane. It was previously reported that James Bond actor Daniel Craig has been approached to play the main antagonist Lex Luthor in Superman Legacy. However, director Gunn recently denied the reports on his official Threads account.