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Superman (2025)
Runtime
130 min
Release date
09/07/2025
Country
United States of America
Production
Troll Court Entertainment
The Safran Company
DC Studios
Domain Entertainment
Overview
Superman, a journalist in Metropolis, embarks on a journey to reconcile his Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing as Clark Kent.
Directors & Screenwriters
James Gunn
Director
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David Corenswet
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Superman
Rachel Brosnahan
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Lois Lane
Nicholas Hoult
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Lex Luthor
Edi Gathegi
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Mr. Terrific
Nathan Fillion
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Guy Gardner
Isabela Merced
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Hawkgirl
María Gabriela de Faría
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The Engineer
Skyler Gisondo
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Jimmy Olsen
Alan Tudyk
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Gary
Grace Chan
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Superman Robot #12 (voice)
Bradley Cooper
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Jor-El
Angela Sarafyan
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Lara
Michael Rooker
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Superman Robot #1 (voice)
Pom Klementieff
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Superman Robot #5 (voice)
Sara Sampaio
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Eve Teschmacher
Tatiana Piper
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Boravian Tech
Stephen Blackehart
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Sydney Happersen
Giovannie Cruz
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Cheryl Kimble
Bonnie Discepolo
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Ms. Jessop
Terence Rosemore
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Otis Berg
Natasha Halevi
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Amanda Marie McCoy
Adriana Leonard
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Comms Tech
Paul Kim
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Larry Chin
Jonah Lees
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Dean Farr
Christian Lees
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Desmond Farr
Dinesh Thyagarajan
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Malik 'Mali' Ali
Rudy Quintanilla
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Reggie
Ryan J. Pezdirc
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Onlooker
Michael Ian Black
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Cleavis Thornwaite
Wendell Pierce
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Perry White
Beck Bennett
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Steve Lombard
Neva Howell
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Ma Kent
Pruitt Taylor Vince
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Pa Kent
Mikaela Hoover
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Cat Grant
Christopher McDonald
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Ron Troupe
Zlatko Burić
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Vasil Ghurkos
Martin Harris
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Boravian General
Frank Grillo
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Rick Flag Sr.
James Hiroyuki Liao
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General Mori
Tinashe Kajese
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Flo Crawley
Luis R. Hernandez
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Albert Tyler
Mary Chatmon
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Loretto Bell
Savannah Lumar
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Young Girl
Xingu Del Rosario
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Yogurt Eater
Lawrence Gilligan
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Sphere News Reporter
Suzanne Hobbs
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GBS Reporter
Kimmy Suzuki
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Saved Woman
Will Reeve
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On the Ground Reporter
Jake Tapper
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Jack Tapir
Ira Amyx
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Construction Worker
Abel F. Alvarado
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International Reporter
Karla Suyeon Kim
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International Reporter
Jay Westbrook
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TV Interviewee
Nea Dune
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Makeup Artist
Darla Delgado
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Heather
Ashleigh Morghan
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Luthorcorp Scientist
Anthony Carrigan
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Metamorpho
Trevor Newlin
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Mr. Handsome
Lon Gowan
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Scientist #1
Taylor Valentine Lupini
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Scientist #2
Paige Mobley
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Fleurette
Zach Lane
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Tech Bro
Theo Kypri
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Thug
Michael Rosenbaum
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Raptor Guard #1
Alexis Prewitt
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Raptor Guard #2
Bobby Hernandez
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Raptor Guard #3
George Howard Adams
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Raptor Guard #4
David E. Collier
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Raptor Sergeant #1
Jimmy Chhiu
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Raptor Sergeant #2
Louisa Krause
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Sapphire Stagg
AJ Bernard
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Young Jarhanpurian Boy
Alayna Bernard
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Jarhanpurian Kid #1
Jai Soundar
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Jarhanpurian Kid #2
Annika Mazumdar
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Jarhanpurian Kid #3
Fahim Fazli
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Jarhanpurian Villager #1
Chaim Jeraffi
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Jarhanpurian Villager #2
Melissa O. Bowen
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Woman in Car
Torsten Kellar
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Boravian Commander
Johanna Braddy
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Metropolis Citizen #1
Austin Freeman
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Metropolis Citizen #2
Kim Brunhuber
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GBS Reporter #2
Sean Gunn
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Maxwell Lord
Sharon Carpenter
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Metro News Reporter
Greg Clarkson
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Mocking Reporter
Milli M.
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TV Show Host
Pierce Lackey
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Armed Sergeant
Oliver Diego Silva
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Young Clark (2 Years Old)
Lloyd Kaufman
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Metropolis Citizen #3 (uncredited)
John Cena
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Peacemaker (uncredited)
Milly Alcock
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Supergirl (uncredited)
Jennifer Holland
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Superman Robot #22 (voice) (uncredited)
James Gunn
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Typewriting Monkeys (uncredited)
Eric Nally
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Eric Nally (uncredited)
Derek Talib
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Metropolis Police Officer (uncredited)
Tania S. Grant
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Citizen W Car - Precision Driver (uncredited)
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Did You Know?
James Gunn’s Superman sequel promises a Lex‑Clark alliance, not a superhero crowd‑scene
The chatter around James Gunn’s upcoming "Superman" has been dominated by rumors of a sprawling DC Universe crossover. While fans have spotted Xolo Maridueña confirmed as Blue Beetle and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart/Green Lantern, speculation ran wild about Adria Arjona possibly stepping in as Wonder Woman instead of Maxima. Those whispers have largely eclipsed the concrete casting news.
Gunn himself has tried to rein in the hype, telling a Threads audience that the film is fundamentally a story about Lex Luthor and Clark Kent. He warned that expectations of a parade of other heroes are "blown way out of proportion" and that most of the talk is simply wrong. In his view, the sequel will keep the spotlight on the uneasy partnership between the two iconic figures.
The plot centers on David Corenswet’s Man of Steel and Nicholas Hoult’s Lex Luthor reluctantly joining forces to stop the cosmic menace Brainiac, played by Lars Eidinger. Returning players include Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen, Sara Sampaio as Eve Teschmacher, Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl, and Maria Gabriella de Faria as The Engineer. Mark your calendars: "Man of Tomorrow" is slated to hit theaters on July 9, 2027.
Cavill’s Superman: A Heroic Rise, a Premature Exit
When Henry Cavill was tapped for the cape in early 2011, the role reshaped his career and gave the DCEU its first modern‑day icon. From the awe‑inspiring debut in Man of Steel to the conflicted tones of Batman v Superman, his Clark Kent carried a blend of gravitas and boy‑ish optimism that even the harshest critics could not ignore.
Yet the franchise’s shifting vision left his Superman arc dangling. A fractured Justice League—married together by Joss Whedon’s reshoots and Zack Snyder’s original footage—delivered a muddled resurrection that forced Cavill to do his best with thin material. A post‑credits cameo in Black Adam hinted at a showdown with Dwayne Johnson’s anti‑hero, but the film’s CGI‑heavy, formulaic approach squandered the moment’s potential.
Fans have kept the debate alive, rallying under the "Restore the Snyderverse" banner and mourning the scrapped sequels that could have deepened Cavill’s mythos. With James Gunn’s new DCU steering the ship, a return seems unlikely, cementing Cavill’s Superman as both a high point and a missed opportunity.
Looking ahead, Cavill is stepping out of the cape’s shadow into two ambitious ventures: a Highlander reboot and a Warhammer franchise. Both projects promise to showcase his range beyond the Man of Steel, giving audiences fresh reasons to follow the actor who defined an era of DC cinema.
A TV romance forced DC to kill the Man of Steel, birthing a legend
In 1992 DC Comics shocked the world by killing Superman, but the decision wasn’t born from a creative whim. As ABC prepared to launch the new series *Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman*, executives demanded a way to delay the comic‑book wedding of Lois Lane and Clark Kent. With the TV show’s timeline in mind, writers Louise Simonson and Jerry Ordway improvised a last‑minute solution: a spectacular death at the hands of the monstrous Doomsday.
The fallout rippled through the entire DC universe. The immediate “Funeral for a Friend” arc explored the grief of fellow heroes, while “The Reign of the Supermen” introduced four new figures—Superboy, Cyborg Superman, the Eradicator, and Steel—each vying to fill the void. Doomsday, previously a minor threat, emerged as a lasting nemesis, cementing his place as one of Superman’s most terrifying foes.
The storyline proved endlessly adaptable. It inspired the straight‑to‑video animated film *Superman: Doomsday* (2007) and a two‑part live‑action adaptation in 2018 and 2019, complete with a companion webcomic. Even the 1997 solo movie *Steel*—starring Shaquille O’Neal—traces its roots to the new Supermen introduced in 1992. Zack Snyder later echoed the arc’s drama in *Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice*, where Clark seemingly dies after a Doomsday clash, a narrative beat that would shape subsequent Justice League films.
Beyond the pages, the Death of Superman became a blueprint for high‑stakes superhero storytelling. It showed that even the most invincible icons could face mortal peril, raising the emotional stakes for comics, TV, and blockbuster movies alike. The forced synergy between a TV romance and comic continuity birthed an event whose reverberations still shape how creators craft epic, cross‑media superhero sagas today.