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But, in a new series of tweets that have been translated from their original Portuguese by Screen Rant, the actor shuts down those reports. “Everyone is Supergirl in their own way.Related: The DCEU Already Has The Perfect Supergirl Story For After The FlashĮver since Marquezine has revealed that she also auditioned for The Flash, some of her overzealous fans have made rampant claims on social media that she would have gotten the part in place of Calle had she gotten the opportunity to travel to England. I would say to look at me and see that if I was able, everyone is able as well,” she said. “That hope that Supergirl carries on her chest, and very close to her heart, I carry as well. While Calle can fly high above others as the Girl of Steel on the big screen, she keeps her feet grounded in real life. I constantly tell her thank you for being that representation for me, cause I saw you and I knew that I could do it too.” “I thank her, you know? I’m a big fan of her too. Now, I get to speak with her,” Calle told NBC News in a phone interview. "I knew then and there that I wanted to do exactly what she was doing. Ezra Miller as Barry Allen or "Flash" and Sasha Calle as Supergirl in “The Flash.” Calle said in an interview that "everyone is Supergirl in their own way." Courtesy Warner Bros. Seeing Latino talent both in front and behind the camera is connecting the story of “The Flash” with those Latin American fans on a personal level.īut she didn’t get the urge to put on superhero tights and a cape until she saw Israeli actress Gal Gadot play Wonder Woman on the big screen in 2017. “I believe that each viewer will be given what they want and what they need.” Using the multiverse to create heroes for everyoneĭirector Andy Muschietti, who is known for the 2017 film “It” and the 2019 sequel “It Chapter Two,” said that there is a “huge DC fandom” in his native Argentina and other Latin American countries.
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“I think it’s a movie that everyone can connect with because I think it’s several movies in one,” Verdú said. The Spanish actress says that at the core of “The Flash” is a mother-son story with Latino roots, but the film also contains many other stories that can inspire different viewers to step into the shoes of a superhero. And when you see Barry and me, we truly look like mother and son.”įans will recognize Verdú from other movies, including Alfonso Cuarón’s “Y tú mamá también” and Guillermo del Toro’s “Pan’s Labyrinth.” But now, I want her to have your eyes and your gaze. “So Andy says, well, this woman is blonde with blue eyes in the comics, and she’s from Iowa. “Cinema is about inventing other worlds,” Verdú told NBC News in a video interview. Verdú, who is from Spain, said "The Flash" is "a movie that everyone can connect with because I think it’s several movies in one.” Michael Tran / AFP - Getty Images In this sense, the movie becomes a window or a mirror that can show alternate stories of mainstream American heroes.
The original song was written and performed by the legendary Panamanian salsero and actor Rubén Blades in collaboration with Puerto Rican salsa pioneer Willie Colón.Īnd while “Pedro Navaja” tells the story of a knife-wielding criminal's fate, Verdú foreshadows her own death by singing the song's well-known chorus, “La vida te da sorpresas, Sorpresas te da la vida” (“Life gives you surprises, Surprises life gives you”), as she dances with her young son in the kitchen.įor Verdú, this popular song acts like a connecting thread that weaves diverse people together. On the day that Barry Allen’s mother, played by Spanish actress Maribel Verdú, gets fatally stabbed, viewers will see her singing the chorus of the 1979 hit salsa single “Pedro Navaja.” “The Flash” will also introduce a new superhero - Colombian American Sasha Calle, known for her role in "The Young and the Restless," who plays Supergirl.
Most notably, in the movie, the superheroes will be different -Michael Keaton’s Batman, last seen in the 1992 Tim Burton "Batman Returns" film, will replace Ben Affleck. Ezra Miller, who plays Barry Allen in "The Flash" and Maribel Verdú, who plays Allen's mom arrive for the world premiere of "The Flash" at Ovation Hollywood in Hollywood, Calif., on June 12, 2023. But in doing so, he will also alter the universe that he lives in, as well as the other parallel universe that he visits. Barry Allen, played by Ezra Miller, will use his superhuman speed to change the past.
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