Rachel Brosnahan of Superman is not here for superhero films that complains: “Fall it or not to do it, and then detach it”

With Superman fly in the cinemas this July, Rachel Brosnahanwho plays Lois Lane James GunnThe restart, is his refreshing opinion frankly on the speech of the superhero film.

In a new conversation with Amanda Seyfried For the interview magazine, Brosnahan has defined a trend that sees among the actors engaged in these great comics films, only for denials when the reception is not bright.

“I don’t know why people say yes [to a project] Just to turn and complain. Listen, I don’t want to shit on other actors, but there was a minute in which it was beautiful not as superhero films and watching back to projects like this and Pooh-Pooh. Do it or not to do it, and then support it. “

It is a direct recall that it is clearly contrasting with the recent comments of actors who have moved away from superhero flops. Dakota JohnsonFor example, he marked the failure of Madame Web to interference behind the scenes:

“There is this thing that happens now when many creative decisions are made by the Committee. Or taken from people who do not have a creative bone in their body … at that point I was only for the race.”

Then there is Chris Hemsworthsend-Thor: love and thunderHe admitted that “he became a parody of myself”, blaming a little too sudden for the unusual tone of the film.

But Brosnahan does not seem interested in riding that wave of dissociation. It protrudes. He owns it. And above all, he is enthusiastic about returning.

When he was asked to resume his role in the future episodes of the new DC universe of Gunn, he did not hesitate:

“Yes, I would come back. We had a great time. There are also so many people in this cast with which I couldn’t work.”

For someone who enters a role previously covered by icons such as Margot Kidder AND Amy AdamsBrosnahan seems fully aware of the inheritance and opportunity.

Gunn’s Superman also stars David Corenswet in the cloak e Nicholas Hault Like Lex Luthor, giving way to what is destined to be a long -term interconnected DC universe under the guidance of the director.

Superman Opens in cinemas on 11 July.