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Superman Steps In: Corenswet Defends Co-Star
23 Jun
Summary
- David Corenswet defended Milly Alcock from a photographer.
- Fans praised Corenswet for his protective actions.
- The movie 'Supergirl' is set to premiere on June 26.
David Corenswet, who embodies Superman in the upcoming DC Universe films, demonstrated heroic conduct off-screen at the "Supergirl" premiere in New York City on Monday. Corenswet was observed intervening when a photographer touched co-star Milly Alcock's back without her apparent consent on the red carpet. This protective action was captured in video footage that quickly gained traction online, sparking widespread praise from fans.
Social media users lauded Corenswet's chivalry, with many commenting that he embodies the spirit of Superman in real life as well as on screen. The sentiment was that photographers should not place their hands on actors at such events. The "Supergirl" movie, featuring Corenswet as Superman and Alcock in the lead role of Kara Zor-El, is slated for theatrical release on June 26.
The film follows Supergirl on an interstellar journey, facing a significant adversary that impacts her life closely. The plot involves her joining forces with an unlikely companion to seek vengeance and justice, with Krypto the dog shown to be in peril in the trailer.
