James Gunn Responds to Man of Tomorrow Rumors

James Gunn has denied rumors about Man of Tomorrow, next year’s Superman sequel, in his first social media response since Skydance announced last Monday that Jeremy Latcham would replace Gunn and Peter Safran as the head of DC Studios.

Gunn says Skydance has not seen a cut of Man of Tomorrow

After the leadership change, Gunn confirmed that he would stay to finish his work on Man of Tomorrow. Later reports from Variety and Cosmic Book News claimed that Skydance’s Dana Goldberg and Josh Greenstein disliked what they had seen of the film and planned to trim Easter eggs and other moments that allegedly overstuffed it.

Gunn responded to the claims in a Threads post on Nov. 13.

“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 explained.

Skydance has not publicly commented on the specific rumors about Man of Tomorrow. The film reached the assembly cut stage of post-production last month.

Gunn has frequently addressed DCU rumors on social media. Jeremy Latcham is set to take charge of DC Studios on Dec. 1, while Man of Tomorrow is scheduled for theatrical release on July 9, 2027. The future of the DCU as Gunn envisioned it remains uncertain.

Source: Polygon