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Superman Went To Shipley

by Gerry July 10, 2023

Supermant Went To Shipley

On June 27, Hollywood Reporter and others announced that  “David Corenswet would take on the role of the Man of Steel in James Gunn’s upcoming Superman: Legacy, the film that will introduce a new slate at DC, courtesy of Gunn and Peter Safran.”

If you had been reading ThisisLowerMerion, four years ago, you would have known the answer to the question posed by Hollywood Reporter – Who is David Corenswet?  Or at least you would have known about the very young  Corenswet, who “when he was 11, he performed in a production at the People’s Light and Theater Company of The Forgiving Harvest. You would have also known that “Corenswet acted in plays at Shipley and was also a National Merit Finalist. In 2012, he performed in the Upper Darby Summer Stage production of Hairspray, in the role of (who else?) the debonair Corny Collins.“

More recently, Corenswet played Jack Castello in the Netflix 20202 production of Hollywood.

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