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Bad news for all you Henry Cavill as Superman fans, it would appear that Warner Bros. are at present not moving forward with any additional Superman titles starring the Brit, to instead focus on their in-process Supergirl film.
In a way, this makes sense, as the first female-led superhero film from the big studio Wonder Woman continues to be a focal point of the Justice League pieces, at least audience-wise. True, Justice League did make an impressive amount at the box office, it has not continued to drive a productive conversation about the franchise.
Deadline says that WB has been “mulling a completely different direction with its Superman canon for some time”, even considering “casting Michael B. Jordan in the role down the road”.
It was reported also that Cavill was possibly going to be appearing in a cameo in WB’s Shazam!, but due to Mission: Impossible – Fallout filming was unable to make it happen. Chances are with his casting in Netflix’s The Witcher, Cavill’s current availability would also be an issue for another outing as Superman.
This news is both sad and exciting, as >this< reporter really enjoyed Cavill’s portrayal of the last son of Krytpon, and would have liked to have seen at least one more outing for the cape on his shoulders. Exciting to know that at least one studio is seeing the promise and value of female heroes in focal points in their properties.
The Hollywood Reporter posted a “statement” from Warner Bros.:
Statement from Warner Bros.: “While no decisions have been made regarding any upcoming Superman films, we’ve always had great respect for and a great relationship with Henry Cavill, and that remains unchanged” https://t.co/oy9WHJ2nGE
— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) September 12, 2018
Next up on the slate for Warner Bros. release-wise is James Wan‘s Aquaman on December 21st, Shazam! on April 5th 2019, Todd Phillips‘ The Joker on October 4th, and Wonder Woman 1984 on November 1st 2019. No word yet on when we may see a possible Supergirl film.
