Los Angeles: Filmmaker James Gunn said no changes have been proposed for ‘Superman: Man of Tomorrow' after reports claimed Skydance proposed modifications to the film.
Skydance Corporation (formerly Paramount Skydance Corporation) is a major American multinational entertainment and media conglomerate led by CEO David Ellison.
Gunn shared his statement on Threads and said untrue rumors have been circulating online.
"There are a lot of untrue rumors going around, but one of them is that Skydance has seen ‘Man of Tomorrow’ and that all sorts of sweeping changes are being made," he wrote.
He said no one from Skydance has seen the film. "No one from Skydance has even seen the movie — the only people that have are Peter Safran and a very small trusted group of friends and family. So any stories around this narrative are false," he said.
The film is a sequel to ‘Superman’, which was released in 2025. It is set to release on July 9, 2027, and will have David Corenswet return to reprise his role as Clark Kent / Superman.
The film follows Superman and Lex Luthor (portrayed by Icholas Hoult) forming a reluctant alliance to stop the alien threat, Brainiac. The film is produced by Gunn, alongside Peter Safran, Chantal Nong Vo, and Lars P. Winther.
