When James Gunn’s "Superman" flies into theaters in July 2025, Amy Adams will be watching. The six-time Oscar nominee, who starred as Lois Lane in several DC Extended Universe films, says she’s looking forward to seeing the “Guardians of the Galaxy” director’s new take on the beloved superhero.

While Amy Adams‘ time in the DC Universe is over, the Lois Lane actor is looking forward to seeing her successor, Rachel Brosnahan, next year in James Gunn‘s Superman. Adams made her first appearance as Daily Planet journalist Lois Lane in Zack Snyder’s 2013 movie,

James Gunn’s Superman (2025) will open the door to a whole new vision of the DC Universe franchise, meaning fans will be getting to know new versions of iconic DC characters. Casting actor David Corenswet as the new Clark Kent/Superman got a big reaction from fans of the old DCEU era,

Beloved Daily Planet journalist Lois Lane will once again take center stage via James Gunn’s Superman, though she’ll be played by Rachel Brosnahan this time around. Ahead of her debut, veteran Lois actress Amy Adams shared her take on Brosnahan playing the role while reflecting on Henry Cavill’s Supes performance.

Man of Steel star Amy Adams has praised Henry Cavill's interpretation of Superman and breaks her silence on Rachel Brosnahan taking over the role of Lois Lane in James Gunn's upcoming DC Studios

Amy Adams knew her days of being saved by Superman were numbered. In a new interview, the Oscar-nominated actress acknowledged that she never expected to reprise her role as Lois Lane in more Superman movies after her supporting turn in the 2017 teamup film Justice League.

While promoting her new surreal comedy, Amy Adams reflects on her time at DC and supports the future of the franchise.