Sasha Calle inThe Flash(2023); Henry Cavill as Superman inMan of Steel(2013).Photo:Courtesy of Warner Bros., Warner Bros. Pictures/courtesy Everett CollectionHenry Cavillenjoyed Sasha Calle’s Super performance.The actress plays Supergirl, aka Kara Zor-El, in the new movieThe Flash, and in an interview withEntertainment Weekly, she said she asked former Superman actor Cavill his thoughts on her performance after he’d seen the film.“I met him actually after the movie was done, months later. I gave him a big hug,” said Calle, 27. “You know, it’s Henry Cavill, man! Our Man of Steel. He is kind and very proper, and it was a great experience.““I asked him, ‘Did I make you proud, cuz? Does Superman approve?’ And he was like, ‘Absolutely. You did a phenomenal job,’ " she continued. “I think, to me, that meant the world, because it’s Henry Cavill, Man of Steel.“Courtesy of Warner Bros. PicturesCavill, 40, who first played Clark Kent/Superman in 2013’sMan of Steel, confirmed in December that he wouldno longer play the big-screen superhero.In his Instagram post at the time, he said he has “respect” for DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn and Peter Safran’s decision not to bring him back, writing, “The changing of the guard is something that happens. I respect that. James and Peter have a universe to build. I wish them and all involved with the new universe the best of luck, and the happiest of fortunes.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.He added to fans, “We can mourn for a bit, but then we must remember …. Superman is still around. Everything he stands for still exists, and the examples he sets for us are still there!“In February, after aFlashtrailer introduced her character, Callewrote on Instagramabout the impact the role had on her.“This is so so wild! It’s so beautiful and exciting to finally share this with you all! I have fallen deeply in love with Supergirl,” she wrote. “Getting to know her and feel her has been one of my greatest honors. This moment is so so special. I love you all. … If there’s anything Supergirl has taught me, it’s HOPE. Anything is possible. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise!!“Last month, Gunn, who is writing and directing an upcomingSuperman: Legacymovie,teased toVarietywhat he’s looking for in the next actor who will portray his Superman.“The next Superman has to be someone who has all the humanity that Superman has but he’s also an alien,” he said. “It’s gotta be somebody who has the kindness and the compassion that Superman has and be somebody who you want to give a hug.“The Flashis in theaters June 16.
Sasha Calle inThe Flash(2023); Henry Cavill as Superman inMan of Steel(2013).Photo:Courtesy of Warner Bros., Warner Bros. Pictures/courtesy Everett Collection
Courtesy of Warner Bros., Warner Bros. Pictures/courtesy Everett Collection
Henry Cavillenjoyed Sasha Calle’s Super performance.The actress plays Supergirl, aka Kara Zor-El, in the new movieThe Flash, and in an interview withEntertainment Weekly, she said she asked former Superman actor Cavill his thoughts on her performance after he’d seen the film.“I met him actually after the movie was done, months later. I gave him a big hug,” said Calle, 27. “You know, it’s Henry Cavill, man! Our Man of Steel. He is kind and very proper, and it was a great experience.““I asked him, ‘Did I make you proud, cuz? Does Superman approve?’ And he was like, ‘Absolutely. You did a phenomenal job,’ " she continued. “I think, to me, that meant the world, because it’s Henry Cavill, Man of Steel.“Courtesy of Warner Bros. PicturesCavill, 40, who first played Clark Kent/Superman in 2013’sMan of Steel, confirmed in December that he wouldno longer play the big-screen superhero.In his Instagram post at the time, he said he has “respect” for DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn and Peter Safran’s decision not to bring him back, writing, “The changing of the guard is something that happens. I respect that. James and Peter have a universe to build. I wish them and all involved with the new universe the best of luck, and the happiest of fortunes.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.He added to fans, “We can mourn for a bit, but then we must remember …. Superman is still around. Everything he stands for still exists, and the examples he sets for us are still there!“In February, after aFlashtrailer introduced her character, Callewrote on Instagramabout the impact the role had on her.“This is so so wild! It’s so beautiful and exciting to finally share this with you all! I have fallen deeply in love with Supergirl,” she wrote. “Getting to know her and feel her has been one of my greatest honors. This moment is so so special. I love you all. … If there’s anything Supergirl has taught me, it’s HOPE. Anything is possible. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise!!“Last month, Gunn, who is writing and directing an upcomingSuperman: Legacymovie,teased toVarietywhat he’s looking for in the next actor who will portray his Superman.“The next Superman has to be someone who has all the humanity that Superman has but he’s also an alien,” he said. “It’s gotta be somebody who has the kindness and the compassion that Superman has and be somebody who you want to give a hug.“The Flashis in theaters June 16.
Henry Cavillenjoyed Sasha Calle’s Super performance.
The actress plays Supergirl, aka Kara Zor-El, in the new movieThe Flash, and in an interview withEntertainment Weekly, she said she asked former Superman actor Cavill his thoughts on her performance after he’d seen the film.
“I met him actually after the movie was done, months later. I gave him a big hug,” said Calle, 27. “You know, it’s Henry Cavill, man! Our Man of Steel. He is kind and very proper, and it was a great experience.”
“I asked him, ‘Did I make you proud, cuz? Does Superman approve?’ And he was like, ‘Absolutely. You did a phenomenal job,’ " she continued. “I think, to me, that meant the world, because it’s Henry Cavill, Man of Steel.”
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures
Cavill, 40, who first played Clark Kent/Superman in 2013’sMan of Steel, confirmed in December that he wouldno longer play the big-screen superhero.
In his Instagram post at the time, he said he has “respect” for DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn and Peter Safran’s decision not to bring him back, writing, “The changing of the guard is something that happens. I respect that. James and Peter have a universe to build. I wish them and all involved with the new universe the best of luck, and the happiest of fortunes.”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
He added to fans, “We can mourn for a bit, but then we must remember …. Superman is still around. Everything he stands for still exists, and the examples he sets for us are still there!”
In February, after aFlashtrailer introduced her character, Callewrote on Instagramabout the impact the role had on her.
“This is so so wild! It’s so beautiful and exciting to finally share this with you all! I have fallen deeply in love with Supergirl,” she wrote. “Getting to know her and feel her has been one of my greatest honors. This moment is so so special. I love you all. … If there’s anything Supergirl has taught me, it’s HOPE. Anything is possible. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise!!”
Last month, Gunn, who is writing and directing an upcomingSuperman: Legacymovie,teased toVarietywhat he’s looking for in the next actor who will portray his Superman.
“The next Superman has to be someone who has all the humanity that Superman has but he’s also an alien,” he said. “It’s gotta be somebody who has the kindness and the compassion that Superman has and be somebody who you want to give a hug.”
The Flashis in theaters June 16.
source: people.com
