David Corenswet, who is set to play Clark Kent in the new ‘Superman’ film, was excited to bulk up for the role but ultimately didn’t love how it made him feel

The Philly native actor discussed his physical preparation for playing the Man of Steel on the latest episode of the 'Manly Things (Sort Of)' podcast.

American actor David Corenswet will make his debut as DC Universe’s Man of Steel in James Gunn’s Superman. As Superman is one of the strongest individuals in DC Comics, any live-action iteration generally requires a physical transformation of the actor playing the role,

Superman star David Corenswet has shared details about his weight gain for his role as the Man of Steel in the DCU. The actor has admitted how he was eager to take on a project that called for him gaining muscle mass,

Actor David Corenswet is working hard to make sure he captures the essence of Superman for the upcoming DC Universe movie, and that includes bulking up and putting on some weight in the gym. Corenswet details his maximum weight gain while training Speaking during an appearance on the Manly Things (sort of) Podcast,

David Corenswet "didn't feel great" gaining weight for his portrayal of Superman. The Twisters actor, who makes his debut as the Man of Steel next year, reflected on his major physical transformation on the Manly Things (Sort Of) podcast and admitted his body "didn't feel great" initially because it took a while to adjust to his weight gain.

When comic book fans first heard Henry Cavill was hanging up his cape as Superman, there was a collective groan. The big question was: Could anyone fill Cavill's super-sized shoes? Enter David Corenswet,