Rachel Brosnahan opens around her first day playing Lois Lane at Superman and shooting in front of an absent Krypto

We are a few weeks old to see finally James Gunn’S Superman Take life on the big screen and printing rounds are in full swing. Rachel Brosnahanwho plays Lois Lane in the film, sat with his colleague Actress Amanda Seyfried in a chat for the interview magazine, and Brosnahan deepened how the film was, starting from her first day on the set.

When asked if the shooting included a reading table, Brosnahan confirmed and explained: “It was fantastic. Everyone was there. I think they filmed a little. They took many photos. When we got these jobs for the first time, we read the screenplay once, on a device. So to listen to it aloud that there were really excited.”

Once the filming started, Brosnahan said: “I was really lucky because my first two days, we were shooting the 10 -page scene with which David and I had put to the test. It seemed that we could shoot an independent film in a basement somewhere, which was incredible because we really could discover these characters.”

He continued: “We realized for a couple of hours and then we turned a 10 -page scene. It will skip you very quickly and build a very fast base. [Laughs]”

Once the foundation was built, the actors had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the action we saw in the film. When he was asked if he was connected to the wires to fly for the film, Brosnahan made fun of: “I had the opportunity to do a different thing, of which I was not really allowed to speak, that he did not involve the threads but it seemed to me that perhaps he should have. He was crazy. [Laughs]”

When asked if she was frightened at any time, the actress said: “No. This team of stunts is the best in the world. It doesn’t matter how much you are pulled up or from which ceiling you are hung, you are in good hands. I have some really nice videos of David and David and I make an air dance hung from the ceiling that, once you actually leave, will publish.”

Brosnahan continued to talk about her scene with Krypto, the super dog, saying: “I shot a scene with the dog, Krypto. It is so cute, but at least in my scene, there were limits with the set that means that I could not shoot with the stand-in. There was a standing dog, but sometimes there was a person standing, but sometimes there was a dog standing, but sometimes there was a dog in his feet, Feet, but sometimes there was a standing dog, but sometimes there was a standing dog, but sometimes there was a standing life of mine, but sometimes there was a standing dog, but sometimes there was a standing life of mine, but sometimes there was a standing dog, but sometimes there was a standing dog, but sometimes there was a bench dog, but sometimes there was my life.

Seyfried assured Brosnahan, revealing: “You’ve probably been fantastic. I did it Ted 2 And I just talked to a tennis ball. “Brosnahan joked:“ I would have loved a tennis ball. There was nothing there. James was on the microphone of God somewhere far away, going, ‘No. Rachel, put your hand through the dog. Stop putting your hand through the dog. ” [Laughs]”

It seems that it was a real fun, and from what we have seen so far, the film seems to be so funny! Superman They connect cinemas on July 11 and tickets are on sale now.