For many actors, landing a big role in a great superhero movie can be a gearbox. These are the biggest films made on the largest volume that can reach the largest audience. While some actors get a chance to respond as real superheroes (or villains), many of them play regular people who exist in a world of and among superheroes. Such is the case with Rachel Brosnahan, Who plays Rapporteur Lois Lane in the "Superman" by director Jameseims Gun.

Brosnahan, best known for his roles in shows such as "House of Cards" and "Beautiful Ms Maisel", starred like Lois Lane with David Corensvet, who runs the cast as our new steel man. The embodiment of someone in the universe filled with superbanks, aliens and all kinds of scientific elements can be difficult. Fortunately, Gun was able to help Brososhan fit into the character with a simple but effective note.

/Bill on the movie Bria recently spoke with Brosnahan before the release of Superman. She explained that Gun, known best for directing Marvel's "Guardians of the Gardaxi", made them think intensively about their characters, though it is very incredible. Here's what he had to say about it:

"(Gun) just forced us to think a little deeper about it. There are certain things you enter into these fantastic worlds, and sometimes impulse can only, instead," what if it was real? "To be like," Well, that's true, "and maybe not going much deeper than that."

As an actor, getting into the right space can be very important. Especially when communicating with characters like Superman, Green Lantern and Hokgiegl, among others. For Brosnahan, he had to think about what it would be really to live in Lois Lane's shoes in this world was crucial. Speaking further, she explained how this line of thinking took place in the room. As he explained:

"I remember shooting a scene with justice gangAnd he talked to Jameseims about it. I was like, "I'm not sure how she feels about the justice gang." And he was like, "Well, I think Lois doesn't understand Metahumans." She's just like, "Who are they, and who are they?" They exist in this world, but deepen the scene to understand that she simply does not get them and really has no time for this thing she doesn't understand. "

"This question on," What if it were real? "And not just" What if it was true? "That's a little difference, but made a big difference, I think, in the earthing of the project," Brosnahan concluded.

For Brosnahan, if all goes well, she can occupy the shoes of this character for a long time. Gun, as co-chief of DC studies, is in the middle of launching an ambitious new interconnected DC Universe. This film is the very beginning of that venture. The works include tons of films and TV shows that will be achieved in the coming years, if Warner Bros. thinks it is a good investment. So, to feel comfortable playing Lois in this world, it will surely help.

Gun wrote the script besides his duties as a director. The rest of the film cast includes Nicholas Hult (Lex Luther), Isabella Merced (Hokgiel), Nathan Fillion (Guy Gardner) and Eddie Gategi (Mr.

Superman hits theaters on July 11, 2025