New details about Henry Cavill's Superman replacement for Superman: Legacy has been revealed
Set to release in 2025 and directed by James Gunn, Superman: Legacy is confirmed to launch the first chapter of the studio's DC reboot.While the fate of other DCU stars, such as Gal Gadot, remains unknown, the same can't be said for Man of Steel's Henry Cavill.
In 2022, Gunn confirmed Cavill's Superman would be recast; and now, DC fans have a better idea of the studio's vision for its new Son of Krypton.On The Hot Mic podcast with John Rocha, industry insider Jeff Sneider shared a new report about the age range and description for Superman: Legacy's Clark Kent.According to Sneider, Superman: Legacy's Superman is expected to be in his "early to mid-twenties:"
"The one note that agencies have right now for Superman is 'young, young, young.' So I am now expecting Superman, the actor who's going to be playing him, to be in his early to mid-twenties. That's my new forecast: 22-26 years old.This somewhat supports a scoop from The Hollywood Reporter claiming DC's new Superman is expected to be around 25 years old. Of course, an early twenties, or even a 25-year-old, Clark Kent is a departure from Henry Cavill's latest portrayals of the hero. It's also important to note that the actor turns 40 years old this year.
Sneider went on to describe this Cavill's Superman replacement as "a young Chris Pratt type" and "a young farm boy:And that they're really looking for, as the model here, as you might expect, is a young Chris Pratt type. A young farm boy type. And it's OK for him to have that body that he's kind of going to have to grow into a little.A "young Chris Pratt" certainly sounds different than Cavill's version, as does Sneider's note about the new actor being able to "grow into" his Superman physique.
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