James Gunn says the rumors about big changes to Man of Tomorrow are false. He wrote on Threads on Friday that Skydance has not seen the Superman sequel, days after his exit as DC Studios co-head was announced.
"No one from Skydance has even seen the movie," Gunn wrote. He said the only people who have are producer Peter Safran and a very small group of trusted friends and family.
The rumors claimed Skydance executives were unhappy with the film and might order reshoots, possibly without Gunn. Another report said planned cameos were being cut at the studio's request. Gunn called any stories along those lines false.
Here is what is confirmed so far:
- Filming wrapped in late August, and Gunn said an assembly cut was finished last month.
- There is no reported change to the release date of July 9, 2027.
- Gunn and Safran are stepping down as DC Studios co-CEOs.
Online, some fans are using the shake-up to push for a Zack Snyder DC revival, but neither DC Studios nor Snyder has confirmed any such plans. Google searches for petitions about Gunn have also surged, though the studio has made no announcement about changing course.
For readers, it's a reminder to wait for confirmed facts before passing along a rumor.
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