Key Points

Rachel Brosnahan brings excitement to her role as Lois Lane in the new Superman film directed by James Gunn. During the movie's production, she experienced a magical moment with co-star Edi Gathegi that reminded her why she loves filmmaking. The actress shared her preparation process with co-star David Corenswet, which involved sharing meals and conversations. The film promises a fresh take on the Superman narrative, featuring an ensemble cast and set to hit theaters on July 11.

Key Points: Rachel Brosnahan's Magic Moment in New Superman Film

  • Rachel Brosnahan plays Lois Lane in upcoming Superman reboot
  • Shared emotional VFX scene moment with co-star Edi Gathegi
  • Prepared for role with David Corenswet through pre-production meals
  • James Gunn directs the DC Universe reimagining
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'Superman' actor Rachel Brosnahan shares moment that felt like magic during shoot

Emmy-winning actress shares behind-the-scenes magic with Superman co-stars David Corenswet and Edi Gathegi in James Gunn's DC reboot

"I'm excited to be able to share that magic that you felt as a kid who loved movies - Rachel Brosnahan"

Washington DC, July 3

Actress Rachel Brosnahan expressed her excitement as the audience to witness the latest 'Superman' film, reported People.

The Emmy-winning actress attended the Superman premiere in London at Cineworld Leicester Square.

Brosnahan, who stars as Lois Lane, shared that she and Edi Gathegi, who plays Mr. Terrific, were shooting a scene with "one of those balls for VFX." She recalled a brief moment when the mirror, reflecting the pair, turned towards them, and "Edi grabbed my arm and gasped and I thought something had gone wrong." Instead, her costar turned to her "and was really misty-eyed and said, 'I just saw us in the movie'," reported People.

"And it's one of those moments where, as long as the days can get and as challenging as things can sometimes be on a set, you're reminded that you're a part of something that makes you feel the magic that you felt as a kid who loved movies and I'm excited to be able to share that," she shared about her experience with Gathegi.

She recalled how she and Superman co-star David Corenswet prepared during pre-production. Corensweet stars as Superman and his alter-ego, Clark Kent, according to People.

"We got to spend some time together before we started shooting, and we got to have a couple of meals," she said, before noting, "David was having about five meals for every one meal that I was having at that point."

"That took a big weight off our shoulders. And then we just got to have a lot of conversations with James and with each other and have a good time," the actress said, referring to the film's writer-director, James Gunn, as reported by People.

The latest Superman film is conceived as a reboot of the DC Universe, launched by Gunn and Peter Safran.

Alongside Corenswet, Brosnahan and Gathegi, Superman stars Nicholas Hoult as the villainous Lex Luthor, Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen, Milly Alcock as Supergirl, Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl, Nathan Fillion as Green Lantern, plus Sara Sampaio, Terence Rosemore, Anthony Carrigan, Maria Gabriela de Faria and Wendell Pierce, according to People.

Superman is in theatres on Friday, July 11.

- ANI

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Priyanka N
The behind-the-scenes moments they're sharing are so heartwarming! It's nice to see actors still getting emotional about being part of such iconic roles. Makes me nostalgic for the Christopher Reeve era Superman films we used to watch on Doordarshan.
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Aryan P
Honestly, I'm skeptical about yet another Superman reboot. DC should focus on original stories instead of rehashing the same characters. We have so many talented Indian comic creators - why not adapt some of our own superheroes?
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Shweta Y
The food comment made me laugh! Reminds me of how our Bollywood heroes also have crazy diet routines for action roles. Hope the movie has good action sequences - Indian audiences love that masala! 🍿
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Nikhil C
As a VFX student in Mumbai, I'm really curious about the technical aspects they mentioned. The Indian VFX industry is growing so much - maybe someday we'll see Superman movies made with Indian VFX teams!
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Divya L
The cast diversity looks interesting, but I hope they don't overdo the political correctness. Superman should remain true to his roots while being inclusive. Excited to take my kids to watch this during the summer holidays!

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