Milly Alcock joins BBC Radio 1’s film critic Ali Plumb to talk about taking on the role of The Woman of Tomorrow in Supergirl. She explains the trick to drunk acting, what it's like fighting Jason Mom
This movie really got meee omgg I've been looking forward to see Milly as my childhood's superhero and honestly I fell in love with the movie. So many emotions, subtle nuances and such a deep character and scenario... I've nothing else to say but thank you Milly for bringing my hero back to life
The whole vibe of this movie is treating young women seriously as a demographic.
Does not happen very often. I hope they show up, cuz I am loving the energy of the character.
Milly absolutely KILLED IT as Kara for me. She truly captured what separates her from Clark, which is that she truly struggles with the pain and trauma of being is the last person alive who remembers what life on Krypton actually was like. And she’s much more of a warrior than Clark.
Supergirl may not be a perfect movie but I have to say that Milly Alcock is a great casting as Supergirl and I think she nailed the personality that this version of Supergirl has. Looking forward to see more of her next year
Watch David Corenswet talk to Ali about Becoming Superman here: https://youtu.be/_1bVXlRNK0k
Along with James Gunn, Rachel Brosnahan and Nicholas Hoult, all basically calling David a nerd.
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Does not happen very often. I hope they show up, cuz I am loving the energy of the character.
Heck, I'm a retired old dude and I want one.
I love Krypto in both films!
Along with James Gunn, Rachel Brosnahan and Nicholas Hoult, all basically calling David a nerd.