Not Kingsman Director Matthew Vaughn, Fans Want This Loki Director to Lead Milly Alcock’s Supergirl Movie

Fans engage in social media debate about the best candidate to direct 'Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow'.

Not Kingsman Director Matthew Vaughn, Fans Want This Loki Director to Lead Milly Alcock's Supergirl Movie

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  • Milly Alcock's Supergirl aims to take flight as DC Studios starts search for a director to helm 'Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow'.
  • Kingsman director Matthew Vaughn spoke about the possibility of directing Alcock's Supergirl movie.
  • Fans instead back Loki season 1 director Kate Herron to bring the Girl of Steel's solo project to life on the big screen.
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James Gunn’s DCU has found its Supergirl in actress Milly Alcock, who was recently reported to have been cast in the role. As a result, fans have become curious about plans for the character’s solo outing in the upcoming film Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, which was first announced in January 2023. Fans have been debating who should direct the film and the Kingsman director Matthew Vaughn has thrown his hat in the ring.

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Milly Alcock cast as DCU’s Supergirl

While promoting his new film Argylle, Vaughn addressed the possibility of directing Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. However, while Vaughn remains a solid pick for the job, fans are leaning in a different direction. Some fans have expressed a desire to see one Loki season 1 director helming the solo project and here is everything you need to know in that regard.

Matthew Vaughn Addresses the Possibility of Directing Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow

Matthew Vaughn is no stranger to the superhero genre as he has directed the cult classic 2010 film Kick-Ass and its sequel. Vaughn also directed 2011’s X-Men: First Class. He was once rumored to be in consideration for directing a sequel to Henry Cavill’s Man of Steel. However, Vaughn has now spoken about the possibility of directing Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow for James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DCU.

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Matthew Vaughn open to directing Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow

In an interview with BroBible, Vaughn spoke about Milly Alcock being cast as Supergirl and discussed whether he would be interested in directing the solo film based on the character. Vaughn stated that while he had not been approached by the studio yet, he could be interested in directing the film.

“Never say never. I’m a big fan of James Gunn and Peter Safran, so yeah, I would consider it.”

Vaughn made the above statement clarifying his stance on potentially directing Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. Despite Vaughn’s track record in superhero films and blockbuster filmmaking in general, fans of the DC Comics franchise have been clamoring for a different director to helm the project.

Fans Want Loki Director Kate Herron to Helm Milly Alcock’s Supergirl Movie

Kate Herron
Kate Herron is a popular pick to direct Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow

After Alcock’s casting, it was revealed that DC Studios was looking to attach a director to Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. As a result, fans engaged in a debate over social media about who should direct the feature film. Some fans were very vocal about Loki director Kate Herron taking the director’s chair. Here is what fans are saying about Herron directing Alcock’s Supergirl on X.

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As the tweets suggest, fans are excited about the prospect of Herron directing Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. Moreover, fans feel Herron and Alcock would be the perfect pair to bring the Girl of Steel to life on the big screen.

Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow is currently being scripted with screenwriter Ana Nogueira attached to the project. Meanwhile, Herron was announced as a part of the directing team that will work on the second season of HBO’s acclaimed post-apocalyptic drama The Last of Us. Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow currently does not have a known release date.

Pratik Handore

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Pratik is a writer at FandomWire, with a content writing experience of five years. Although he has a Bachelors in Hospitality, his fascination with all things pop culture led him to writing articles on a variety of topics ranging from latest streaming releases to unheard movie trivia. When not writing, you can find him reading manga, or watching classic TV shows.