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Henry Cavill Will Not Return as Superman After All
Henry Cavill Will Not Return as Superman After All

James Gunn announced that the master plan for the new DC has been finalized.

Unfortunately, that also means that Henry Cavill is officially out as Superman in this new era.

Gunn took to Twitter and announced the plan has been finished but also that he is working on a young Superman film set in his early days as a reporter. This means, Cavill would not be returning to the role.

Cavill confirmed the news on his Instagram page.

Instagram photo by Henry Cavill • Dec 14, 2022 at 8:50 PM

This news of course comes after the return of Henry Cavill as Superman in Black Adam.

This news comes following the announcement that the studio wasn’t moving forward with Wonder Woman 3 wasn’t happening. Patty Jenkins even addressed what happened with that.

You can read more about this in the link below:

Henry Cavill on Not Returning as Superman: “It’s Sad News” – The Hollywood Reporter

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