DC's new "Superman" casting news exposure! The new Superman has a good temperament

According to THR news, DC Films' new DC Universe first film "Superman: Legacy" has exposed casting news. Nicholas Hoult is a candidate for Superman's antagonist, Luthor, and seems to be a relatively sure thing among the current cast of characters. Holt has continued to have a relationship with Superman since he failed to get the role in the new Batman.

Superman Clark Kent Candidates: David Colensway ("Hollywood") is one of three actors who have entered test filming, which could begin in early June, and the other two have not been revealed.

They also discussed Jacob Elodi in Hyper, but Elodi didn't "sign up" for the part herself. Early discussions also included British actors Tom Brittney ("Preacher") and Andrew Richardson ("Liberal: Age of Spies").

Candidate for reporter Louis Lane: It is not known who has advanced to the test shooting stage. Competing for the role are Emma McKee, Rachel Brosnahan ("The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"), Phoebe Dynevor ("Bridgerton"), Samara Vee Wen ("Ready or Not") et al. Brosnahan reportedly auditioned well, but her age of 32 didn't quite fit director James Gunn's expectations for an actor in his 20s to play Louis.

The source stresses that some of these names didn't make it into the test shoot, or even had much in the way of the competition. One source indicated that some of the names were listed in a "chat room" discussion. Warner did not comment on the matter. An insider said: Regarding casting, Warner and Gunn are far from making a final decision.