The DC Studios co-chief spoke to influencers and media at a New York event ahead of the teaser trailer’s drop Thursday

Superman director James Gunn and star David Corenswet often argued (amicably) while making the film, with Corenswet winning the debate about a crucial scene.

For moviegoers who spent years watching the DC movies in order, there's been a number of notable changes recently. Co-CEO James Gunn has crafted a new shared universe, with the first slate of projects titled Gods and Monsters.

Despite initial pushback, Kyle Chandler excels as Hal Jordan in his brief appearance in Lanterns' official teaser.

DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn left his fans scrambling to solve a weirdly cryptic message on Threads thought to be a potential tease for the DCU.

That was certainly the case for "Clois," says Superman star David Corenswet, who recently opened up about having a little disagreement with director James Gunn over the tone of the movie's climactic kiss.

It would be stupid for Netflix to buy Warner Bros. and then kill James Gunn’s DC Universe, but none of these companies are known for not being stupid.

Warner Bros. is officially being sold to Netflix. Now, DC Studios’ James Gunn and Peter Safran have addressed the ongoing mergers, as it’s revealed their contracts have been extended.

The phrase became a rallying chant this past summer for the cast of Superman (written and directed by Gunn), but it gained more momentum with the HBO rollout of Peacemaker season 2 this fall. John Cena, the actor behind the gunslinging multiverse-hopping antihero of both superhero projects, agrees with that statement.