Amy Adams, who previously played Lois Lane in several DC films, expresses her excitement about Rachel Brosnahan taking on the role. Adams believes the superhero genre is like theater, with different actors bringing their own interpretations to the characters. She advises Brosnahan to have fun and believes her comedic timing will be a great asset.
films will include the much-anticipated debut of Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane . Fans are excited to see what Brosnahan can do with the role, and you can absolutely include Amy Adams as part of that group. In a new interview, Adams spoke about her experience as Lane in films like Man of Steel and Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, and as Brosnahan grabs the baton, Adams can’t wait to see her take on the character.
“One of the things I like about superhero canons is, for me, it’s almost like theater in a way. It’s like, different people take on the role, and the role doesn’t belong to one person,” Adams said. When asked what advice she would give to Brosnahan, Adams said, “Just have fun. Just have fun, and I’m sure she will. She’s wonderful, and I hope she gets to bring her sense of humor to it. She’s got such a great sensibility, such a good actress, but also such great natural comedic timing, and I hope we get to see some of that in it.” Adams played the role of Lois Lane in Man of Steel, Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, and Justice League, and as evidenced in Justice League, the character was a critical part of Zack Snyder’s overall plan. There was an overarching theme of Lois being the most important character in that world, especially when things moved to the Superman patrolled future timeline. Gunn’s take on the Superman character and world seems much more entrenched in the comics, taking elements from all over but also key aspects from the Silver Age, making for a much different type of approach. During a, Brosnahan revealed that she’s long been inspired by Lois, and couldn’t be more thrilled to bring the character to life on the screen. “I’ve always been inspired by this character. She’s somebody who is ambitious and courageous and hungry and determined to get the greatest story almost at any cost,” Brosnahan sai
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