What's Happening?
Helen Slater, who portrayed Supergirl in the 1984 film, has expressed her admiration for Milly Alcock's performance in the latest Supergirl movie. Despite mixed reviews, Slater praised Alcock for her strong and comedic portrayal of Kara Zor-El. The new
film, directed by Craig Gillespie and based on the comic series 'Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow,' features Alcock alongside a cast including Eve Ridley and Jason Momoa. Slater, reflecting on her own experience, noted the original film's lack of success and the missed opportunity for sequels. However, she fondly recalled her friendship with Christopher Reeve, who played Superman.
Why It's Important?
The endorsement from Helen Slater, a significant figure in the Supergirl legacy, adds credibility to Milly Alcock's portrayal, potentially influencing public perception and box office performance. This development highlights the ongoing interest in superhero narratives and the importance of legacy actors in shaping the reception of new adaptations. The film's mixed reviews suggest a divide between critical and audience reception, which could impact its commercial success and future projects within the franchise.
