James Gunn Says ‘No One From Skydance’ Has Seen ‘Superman’ Sequel ‘Man of Tomorrow’ as Rumors Fly After His DC Studios Exit
James Gunn took to Threads to clarify a rumor about his exit from DC Studios: It had nothing to do with the upcoming “Superman” sequel “Man of Tomorrow” worrying executives at Warner Bros.’ new parent company, Skydance. Rumors have circulated on social media alleging the film’s poor quality is one of the reasons Gunn got […]
James Gunn used Threads to address rumors following his exit as co-head of DC Studios. According to TheWrap, Gunn clarified that Skydance has not seen the upcoming Superman sequel, "Man of Tomorrow," and denied claims that sweeping changes are being made based on its content. Gunn stated that the only people who have seen the film are Peter Safran and a small, trusted group of friends and family.
Variety reported that Gunn addressed social media rumors alleging his exit was related to concerns from Skydance executives regarding the quality of the sequel. Deadline noted that these rumors emerged as Skydance makes changes amid the merger of Paramount and Warner Bros., and following the announcement that Gunn and Peter Safran would not be leading DC Studios.
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