James Gunn Reveals ‘Big Brother 28’s Rick Devens Was Set For ‘Man of Tomorrow’ Cameo, But Had to Cancel Due to CBS Competition


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James Gunn Shares Insight into Cancelled ‘Man of Tomorrow’ Cameo

James Gunn, the co-head of DC Studios, recently shared an interesting revelation about a cancelled cameo in the upcoming ‘Man of Tomorrow’ film. The cameo was initially set for Rick Devens, a cast member of the popular CBS reality show ‘Big Brother 28’.

Gunn made the announcement on Thursday’s eviction episode of ‘Big Brother 28’, where Devens gave a shoutout to the filmmaker during the live broadcast. A fan asked Gunn if he would be making a cameo in the ‘Superman’ sequel, to which he replied, ‘No, because he’s on Big Brother! Otherwise, he would have been.’

Gunn’s response sparked curiosity, and one of his followers asked if Devens actually knew him. The filmmaker replied, ‘We do. He was gonna appear in the background of MoT but he had to cancel (his awesome wife and kids still came). He couldn’t tell me why but told me I’d be excited. Obviously, I was!’

About Rick Devens and ‘Big Brother 28’

Rick Devens is a Survivor veteran competing in ‘Big Brother 28’ for a cash prize of $750,000. The show features a diverse cast of contestants, including Angela Murray, Ashley Trail, Barrett Pfeiffer, Chuck Anyanwu, Drew Campbell, Haley Thogmartin, Jason de Puy, Kamuela ‘Kamu’ Kirk, LaTrice Verrett, Lyric Medeiros, Mallory Aurichio, Melody Morris, Rome Seymour, and Taylor Brown.

‘Big Brother 28’ is currently airing on CBS, and fans are eagerly following the show to see who will emerge victorious. Meanwhile, the ‘Man of Tomorrow’ film, a sequel to the ‘Superman’ film, is set to release on July 9, 2027, with David Corenswet reprising his role as Superman.

Background on ‘Man of Tomorrow’ and ‘Superman’

‘Man of Tomorrow’ is the sequel to the ‘Superman’ film, which opened with a domestic box office of $125 million and eventually became the first DC movie to cross the $300 million mark since 2022’s ‘The Batman’. The upcoming film is expected to be an exciting addition to the DC Studios lineup.

The announcement of the cancelled cameo has sparked excitement among fans, who are eagerly awaiting more information about the ‘Man of Tomorrow’ film. Gunn’s revelation has also raised questions about the potential for future cameos and collaborations between the ‘Big Brother’ and DC Studios teams.