The son of Christopher Reeve says that David Corenswet and “Superman” Cast “do not need” family approval: “We are not guards”
Will Reeve, the late son of the actor of Superman Christopher Reeve, says David Corenswet and the rest of the Superman The actors and the team do not need to gain the approval of their family – they already have it.
During the episode of Thursday of Hello AmericaThe ABC News correspondent explained that he is aware that the film directed by James Gunn did not need to involve his family aboard the large superhero project, but that it means a lot for them that they did.
“I just want to say: my father, and my brothers and sisters, and I are not superman’s guards,” said. “David and the rest of the distribution and the team do not need to request our approval or even welcome us on their trip, but we are grateful that they have done so and excited for everyone to see it.”
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David Corenswet as a superman
Earlier in the segment, you will also open on its first “Uncanny” meeting with Corenswet – who plays the last iteration of the steel man – during the film visit to Atlanta.
“We are sitting on looking at all these monitors and things and, from the corner of my eye or something else, I hear someone leave:” Hi, Will. In a deep voice, “he said. “And I see this blue and red and I look up and – I didn’t think it was my father, but for a second, I didn’t write that it was David. And I look up, I’m going to: “Oh, wow. It’s Superman. Who, of course, associate myself with my father.
He continued: “So, once I got my bearings, the first thing I did was to say to David how much me and my family, my family felt for him.”
The feeling was mutual for Corenswet, who described his first meeting with the 33 -year -old journalist as being “very comforting” in an interview with Entertainment every week.
“Will is great,” he said at the time. “He is the Superman type for obvious reasons. He is big, he is beautiful, and he has a big smile. Make him introduce himself and giving his support at this moment was very comforting. He also met my child when she will only remember a few months. She was also small this day.”
Corenswet explained that Will arrived just when they were shooting a “culminating big scene” for the film.
“It was good in all different ways,” he said. “It was good in the same way when we had all the [DC] The writers and comic artists visit the set. They wore all their superman t-shirts and they were all delighted to be there. Anyone who is involved in a great character, whether directly as written and drawing for them – or, in the case of Will, his father put the character in the conscience of the public – when these people are excited by what they see, this gives you a little fuel to continue. “”
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Christopher Reeve as Superman
Will, however, did more than just quick overview on the set. He also filmed a special cameo for the film in which he played, rather, a journalist.
“It was a great experience,” he said Tmz In an interview on the street last year. “They were super nice; it was fast, easy … I was actually more nervous than I am on television for my normal work, because there were so many people around and I had to memorize a line, but still!”
Christopher Reeve played the role of the man of steel in four distinct cinematographic adaptations throughout the 1970s and 80s. Last year, Will and his brothers and sisters Matthew and Alexandra played in the documentary Super / Man: The story of Christopher Reeve. Which relates the life and inheritance of their father.
Superman Hover in theaters on July 11.
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