The son of the late Christopher Reeve will play a role in James Gunn's Superman

Jul. 3, 2024



Will Reeve will play a TV reporter in the upcoming DC flick

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Will Reeve, the youngest son of late actor Christopher Reeve, is set to have a special cameo inJames Gunn’s Superman movie.

According toVariety, Reeve, who works as a journalist and ABC News correspondent, will play a TV reporter in the upcoming superhero flick, which sees Pearl’s David Corenswet step into the Man of Steel’s red boots. Might he have a run-in with Clark Kent from the Daily Planet?

“The majority of my memories of my dad involve him after the accident because I was not yet three years old when he was injured,” Reeve recently told the publication at the Sundance Film festival, following the premiere of new documentary Super/Man, which chronicles Christopher Reeve’s rise to fame and career. “So, to see his entire life leading up until that time laid out so poetically and cinematically and authentically by our wonderful directors has been a real gift for me.”

Reeve, along with his siblings Matthew and Alexandra, were also asked about their dad’s posthumous cameo inThe Flash, to which they revealed they had no involvement. The trio went on to add that they had yet to even watch the film.

Set to mark the first feature-length entry in Gunn and Peter Safran’s new DCU, Superman will also star Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl, Anthony Carrigan as Metamorpho, and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane. House of the Dragon’s Milly Alcock is expected to appear as Kal-El’s cousin Supergirl, too.

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