Lois Lane of ‘Superman’, Rachel Brosnahan, told how the scenes were made with Krypto, Clark Kent’s superhero dog
With the debut of “Superman” approaching, more about the backstage of the feature film began to be revealed by the cast. Among the examples is the revelation made by Rachel Brosnahanthe actress who plays Lois Lane on live-action, who told those who don’t always the Krypto interpreter was out of scene during the recordings.
Telling how the scenes with the supercin adopted by the hero title of the film were recorded, Brosnahan He told ComicBookmovie (via Cinepop) that sometimes there was even someone to play with.
“He is very cute, but at least in my scene, there were limitations on the set,” he explained. “I had a substitute dog, but sometimes it was a person with CGI clothes playing the role of the dog, and sometimes … there was nothing.”
Having to imagine Krypto when there was nothing in front of you became a real challenge for the actress, and generates funny moments.
“I never felt such a bad actress in life,” she laughed. “There was nothing there. James [Gunn] It was somewhere with the director’s microphone, saying, ‘No, Rachel, you put your hand inside the dog. Stop putting your hand inside the dog! ‘ [risos]”.
It is worth remembering that the director of the project and co-president of DC Studios, James Gunnhe was inspired by Pet himself, Ozu, to choose the personality and look of Krypto, who is a dog without a defined breed popularly known in Brazil as a “lump of mango”.
“Krypto was inspired by our dog Ozu, which we adopted shortly after I started writing ‘Superman’,” Gunn said in an Instagram post. “He immediately entered and destroyed our house, our shoes, our furniture (…) I remember thinking, ‘Wow, how hard would life be if Ozu had superpowers?’ And so Krypto entered the script and changed the shape of the story, while Ozu was changing my life. “
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In “Superman” David Corenswet (Twisters) is the performer of Krypto’s owner. The film is scheduled to premiere on July 10, 2025 in national theaters, marking the first feature film of the new version of the media project for DC Comics characters, called Universe DC (DCU).
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