Whoopi Goldberg tells ‘Superman’ stars why she was ‘annoyed’ watching film

Whoopi Goldberg had a interesting reaction to the new Superman Film – And she did not beat an eye by saying stars David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan all on this subject during a live discussion on The view.

The EGOT winner revealed to DC blockbuster’s chefs that she initially developed a negative association with a key scene from the tentpole led by James Gunn, until she explains why her instinct tells her to feel in this way.

“When I was sitting and I was looking at the first scene between you two, I think:” Okay, okay, it’s going “,” said the 69 -year -old actress while the group was sitting at the table of hot subjects. “And gradually, I felt bored, and I couldn’t understand what was going on.”

Corenswet looked carefully Goldberg develop.

THE Ghost Star continued: “What was it? I forgot what kindness looked like, and I continued to wait for Superman to become Quippy, and he was not that. He was never that. So I fell in love with you as Superman.”

She noted that she was friends with OG Superman Cinema actor Christopher Reeve and that the experience of Corenswet’s approach to the character allowed him to “just question me” and his relationship with the emotions of the scene.

“Who did I become that I did not recognize the kindness? Why was I waiting for you to transform yourself into someone who [Superman has] I have never been? “Asked Goldberg.” I know it seems crazy, but it struck me for a loop, because I said to myself: “Oh, it’s true, he’s nice, and he is nice, and he is different.” “”

The conversation continued, Goldberg dubbing about Corenswet presenting Superman in an alternative way.

“Thank you for saying that – it means so much,” said the 32 -year -old actor in Goldberg after completing his assessment.

In a recent interview with Weekly entertainmentCorenswet developed to be inspired by Reeve for his role in the new film.

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“I listened to Christopher Reeve to talk about how he felt theater and classic training at the wearing of tights on the screen,” said Corenswet in the history of Ew’s june coverage. “It is more difficult to play Superman, then to make an excellent game or a dramatic film, because as an actor, you feel like the seriousness of the work supports you in a way. But I certainly felt that James had taken the work very seriously.”

The view Area on weekdays at 11:00 a.m. he / 10 a.m. PT on ABC. Superman On Friday in theaters.