It comes with the territory. If and when you sign up for a highly anticipated comic book movie, you will be asked about that movie at every single event you attend. Past and present Marvel and DC actors have learned that over the years. Abd DC newcomer Rachel Brosnahan is getting a trial by fire as of late as she works the awards show circuit on behalf of her magnificent show The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Doing red carpet interviews at the Golden Globes and the Critics Choice have allowed Brosnahan the opportunity to give slight hints at what her Lois Lane will be like in James Gunn’s upcoming Superman reboot. And when describing the project to a reporter last night, she may have unintentionally shaded the SnyderVerse (or, at least, that’s how fans of the SnyderVerse will perceive it).
The Man of Steel is such an iconic character, there’s simply no way that Hollywood would leave him on the shelf for too long. Nicolas Cage crammed him into The Flash. Jacob Elordi claims he passed on the opportunity to audition to play the hero. Instead, we have David Cornswet suiting up for Superman: Legacy, with Rachel Brosnahan ready to play his Lois Lane. Before the Critics Choice Awards on Sunday night, Brosnahan was asked by Entertainment Tonight how she planned to put her own stamp on Lois, a character played on screen by Margot Kidder, Teri Hatcher, Kate Bosworth, and Amy Adams, to name just a few. And Brosnahan said:
