AUDITIONED: Deuxmoi confirms a star from 'OUTER BANKS' has been rumored to have screen tested for 'SUPERMAN: LEGACY'

A star from ‘OUTER BANKS’ has been rumored to have screen tested for ‘SUPERMAN: LEGACY’! (Read More Here).

You have to be living in a cave if, even with access to the internet and pop culture, you aren’t aware of the drama unfolding at the renovated DCU under James Gunn and Peter Safran’s newly formed leadership. The Guardians Of The Galaxy filmmaker, after multiple speculations and rumours finally announced his first venture as the DCU boss and filmmaker in Chapter 1 Gods and Monsters, and it is none other than Superman: Legacy. But while the filmmaker is busy talking about it, the latest update says that the project has gone on hold.

James Gunn’s blueprint for DCU was received with a fervor that is hardly common for the modern audience. The kind of popularity that James Gunn possesses today – being one of the few directors who has garnered just as devoted a fandom as his film’s stars and is immediately recognizable by face – is a rare thing for filmmakers who choose to exert their artistic talents from behind the lens. 

For the unversed, Superman: Legacy is the first film in Chapter 1: Gods And Monsters. Gunn announced the movie and revealed that production will begin soon on the movie. There have been rumours and speculations about who is being considered to be the Blue Boy Scout. But seems like there is a halt in the process.

It’s the end of an era for Marvel as one of its in-house franchises comes to a grand close with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3. And just as Gunn bows out of his Marvel duties, so does his ever-loyal and enviably faithful team of Guardians. At the film’s recent premiere, James Gunn confirmed Pom Klementieff’s recent transition to DCU from Marvel.

Now, with a plan that boasts an enthusiastic and expansive arc in the coming 3-5 years, Gunn has opened up the century-old lore-infused DC Bible with an ambition grand enough to put all his predecessors to shame. It is only natural, however, to usher in the franchise’s renaissance with its greatest icon: Superman.