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James Gunn Says ‘No One From Skydance’ Has Seen ‘Superman’ Sequel ‘Man of Tomorrow’ as Rumors Fly After His DC Studios Exit
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Key Points:
- James Gunn clarified on Threads that his departure from DC Studios was not related to concerns about the upcoming "Superman" sequel "Man of Tomorrow," denying rumors that Skydance executives were worried about the film's quality.
- Gunn stated that no one from Skydance has seen "Man of Tomorrow," and dismissed claims that the film would be released directly to streaming or that major changes were being planned.
- Gunn and Peter Safran's exits from DC Studios were announced on November 9, surprising many as they had recently been named part of Skydance's leadership following Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.
- Gunn expressed that his time at DC Studios was challenging due to the corporate nature of the role and revealed he is currently working on another DC project while "Man of Tomorrow" remains in post-production, with a release date set for July 9, 2027.
- During their four-year tenure, Gunn and Safran oversaw several DC projects including films like "Superman," "Supergirl," and "Clayface," as well as TV series such as "Creature Commandos" and "Lanterns."
