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Millie Alcock and Jason Momoa are looking to get a great response for their upcoming movie Supergirl.
The two stars joined DC Studios co-president Peter Safran on stage at CinemaCon for Warner Bros. Presentation. The studio will release a film directed by Craig Gillespie on June 26. Alcock plays Kara Zor-El, and her character, Superman’s cousin, was introduced during a brief appearance in the David Corensweet-directed film last summer. Superman When she arrived to pick up her rampaging dog, Krypto.
The trio first appeared in an extended sequence showing Kara on a journey filled with nefarious characters when their journey is interrupted by tech hackers. “They want the bus. They want the fuel. They want the engine,” she says. “I think they want to rob us all blind first.”
After some intense fight scenes, Kara tries to put on a spacesuit but is pulled out of the car before she can. She is shown floating listlessly through space until her superpowers finally appear.
“It’s flying toward the sun,” one character shouted.
“This journey has been incredibly transformative for me, not only on a personal level but on a professional level as well,” Alcock told the audience.
“This is a dream come true. This is the comic I put together,” Momoa said of playing Lobo.
Since Momoa previously played fellow DC Comics titular Aquaman, Safran asked Momoa what would happen if the two characters faced off.
“I’ll be honest,” the star replied. “I think they’ll take one look at each other and have a few hundred beers and say, ‘I love this guy.'” They want James Gunn to make a movie about the couple, and Safran joked that that movie will hit theaters in 2031.
Gillespie was also on stage and praised the titular champion as “complicated, flawed and complex”.
Additionally, Safran revealed a sequel to Superman: “The cameras will start next week Man of tomorrow.“
Gillespie (Cruella) helmets Supergirl From a text by Ana Nogueira. Gunn and Peter Safran serve as producers. Matthias Schoenaerts, Eve Ridley, David Krumholtz and Emily Beecham round out the cast.
The director previously discussed the film in a press conference late last year. “It’s really an anti-hero story,” Gillespie said at the time. “She has a lot of demons, a lot of baggage coming into this, which is very different from where Superman is in his life.”
CinemaCon is the annual event for Hollywood exhibitors and studios that takes place this year from April 13-16. It’s the official convention of Cinema United.
