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James Gunn on How Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow Became the Second DCU Movie
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James Gunn reveals how the 'incredible script' for Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow propelled it to become the second film in the new DC Universe.
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- Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow wasn't always meant to follow Superman, but its strong script by Ana Nogueira and the quick hiring of director Craig Gillespie fast-tracked the project.
- Gunn confirmed that other DCU films had been written, but Supergirl's script was simply the 'best option' and 'more important than telling a grandiose mega-narrative.'
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James Gunn, Milly Alcock, Ana Nogueira, Craig Gillespie, DC Universe, Omelete.com, SuperHeroHype, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, Superman, Clayface, Dynamic Duo