James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios, clarifies the most recent DC Universe speculations involving Wonder Woman and the series’ upcoming schedule. There have been contradictory rumors concerning the DCU’s direction since the founding of DC Studios, which was run by Gunn and Peter Safran. Several projects have been shelved, including Wonder Woman 3 and a Man of Steel 2 episode starring Henry Cavill. There have been several instances of false reports about other DC Universe films and television projects. Gunn has used Twitter to dispel a number of rumors, whether they originated from false websites or actual deals.
A recent leak revealed that Wonder Woman is not part of the early plans for the DC Universe, and Ezra Miller will continue to portray The Flash in the standalone film. There was also confusion about the length of the DC Universe’s slate. It took a little while for fans to query Gunn over the veracity of the most recent story. Gunn outright denied the Wonder Woman rumor, saying “it’s not real.” Regarding Miller’s Flash career, Gunn asserted that he was unaware of the rumors swirling about the actor following the release of their respective films in June. But according to the CEO of DC Studios, their schedule will last 8 to 10 years, with some of the projects being revealed this month. Check out Gunn’s two comments below:
James Gunn’s Track Record of Disproving Falsehoods
Whether or whether the superhero genre is included, Hollywood culture is rooted in the constant dissemination of false information. Gunn is one of the few professionals in the field, nevertheless, who swiftly uses social media whenever something is incorrect. Before Gunn accepted his position at DC Studios, he would frequently denounce rumors regarding the projects he was working on at both DC and Marvel. Additionally, this is not the first time Gunn has responded to a report that originated from the trades. One from recently, for instance, implied that Gunn’s new DC Universe was purportedly incorporating Robert Pattinson’s Batman.
Gunn has been forced to repeatedly assert that nobody else, outside him and Safran, is fully aware of their genuine ambitions for the DC Universe. Only a few significant components of DC Studios’ plans have so far been announced during the past two months, with the majority of their plans remaining under wraps. Gunn has had to refute more accusations than ever before, aside from the fact that Cavill’s Superman period is gone and Wonder Woman 3 is not going ahead. The public first learned that he was penning a new Superman movie that will center on a teenage Clark Kent thanks to Gunn. Time will tell what Gunn has in store since information on some aspects of the DCU’s future is expected to be released this month.
At DC Studios, Gunn and Safran have enormous responsibilities because they supervise motion pictures, television, and animation. Gunn’s efforts to dispel untrue information are helpful, but the public is eager to understand as much as possible about the DC Universe as fast as feasible. Even though Gunn won’t share the complete strategy this month, knowing a few of his endeavors will be useful. Time will tell whether additional characters will be included in that first cast for the franchise, excluding his Superman relaunch. After just confirming that the Green Lantern series is still in production, it will be interesting to see what Gunn says about the small screen. Uncertain whether the HBO Max drama will truly occur in Gunn’s DCU.
