“I was raised with a lot of Buddhist influences”: Before Henry Cavill Fans Ripped Him to Shreds, DC’s New Superman David Corenswet Revealed Secret to Zen Mindset

Before Henry Cavill Fans Ripped Him to Shreds, DC’s New Superman David Corenswet Revealed Secret to Zen Mindset
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David Corenswet, a rising talent in the world of entertainment, has recently made headlines with his casting as the new Superman in the DC universe. Known for his captivating performances and undeniable charm, Corenswet is poised to bring a fresh take on the iconic superhero, replacing Henry Cavill in the role. 

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As Corenswet prepares to don the famous red cape and embrace the responsibility of portraying the Man of Steel, fans, and industry insiders eagerly anticipate Corenswet’s portrayal of Superman, with many of Cavill’s fans still showing their disapproval with the new casting. Amid all this Corenswet revealed a secret to his zen mindset that has helped him navigate the world of acting.

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David Corenswet wishes to be an upbeat Superman

David Corenswet On His Buddhist Upbringing

David Corenswet revealed that growing up he was exposed to a lot of Buddhist influences that have shaped his perspective on life. Rooted in mindfulness practice, the Look Both Ways star believes that his upbringing instilled in him a sense of calm and serenity that has carried over into his personal and professional life. These influences have helped him develop a zen mindset, allowing him to observe and listen attentively to his surroundings, much like his character, River, on The Politician.

“I was raised with a lot of Buddhist influences, doing a lot of mindfulness meditation. I had this feeling of ‘I get who this guy is.’ I got his level of calm, his mode of serene observation where he’s watching and listening to everything.”

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Henry Cavill in Man of Steel
Henry Cavill in Man of Steel

David Corenswet On The Future Of Superman

While acknowledging the dark and gritty portrayal of Superman by Henry Cavill, David Corenswet envisions a different take on the iconic superhero. Expressing his love for Cavill’s interpretation, he also craves an upbeat and optimistic portrayal of the character’s future. The Politician star desires to see a throwback version of Superman, characterized by brightness and a sense of hope. With his casting as the new Superman, he aims to bring a fresh and optimistic perspective to the role, showcasing his versatility as an actor and breathing new life into the beloved character.

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“It came to my attention before the internet got a hold of me. But my pie-in-the-sky ambition is definitely to play Superman. I would love to see somebody do an upbeat, throwback [take on Superman]. I love the Henry Cavill dark and gritty take, but I would love to see the next one be very bright and optimistic.”

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David Corenswet in Hollywood
David Corenswet in Hollywood

David Corenswet’s upcoming Superman portrayal has been met with mixed reactions from fans. The We Own This City star’s desire to portray Superman in his manner showcases his ambition and commitment to bringing a new dimension to the iconic superhero. As he embarks on this exciting chapter of his career, fans eagerly await Corenswet’s portrayal of Superman and the unique perspective he will bring to the beloved character’s legacy.

Source: EW

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