James Gunn on Milly Alcock firing rumors: "Oh brother"
On Friday, Man Of Tomorrow director James Gunn debunked a new suite of "rumors" that downplay or otherwise undermine solidarity within DC Studios, including one asserting that Supergirl star Milly Alcock had been "fired." (She hasn't.)
James Gunn, the director of Man Of Tomorrow and co-CEO of DC Studios, has once again debunked a series of unfounded rumors circulating on social media. In a message posted on the social media platform Threads, Gunn dismissed three separate claims as false. The first rumor claimed that Matt Reeves, the director of Batman Part II, was no longer directing the film.
The second rumor suggested that Milly Alcock, a star of Supergirl, had been fired from her role. The third and final rumor claimed that test screenings for Man Of Tomorrow received poor reviews due to a dark ending involving the death of a beloved DC hero. Gunn emphasized that none of these claims could be supported by available reporting and stated, "Oh brother.
You guys just have to stop listening to BS." Gunn also mentioned that he was in the process of showing the first Director's Cut of Man Of Tomorrow to Peter Safar, the first person to see it, which was a month ahead of schedule. Additionally, Gunn shared that Peter Safran, the executive producer, had given IGN exclusive first looks at the Mister Miracle animated series.
This included the revelation that Josh Hutcherson and Mackenzie Davis would voice the characters Scott Free and Big Barda respectively.
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