James Gunn has about "four different things that [he] could do" after 'Superman'. The 58-year-old director and DC Studios co-CEO is currently finishing working on the 2025 superhero blockbuster – which stars David Corenswet as the Man of Steel and Nicholas Hoult as villain Lex Luthor – and Gunn has now teased there are several ideas he could peruse for his next cinematic venture.

As fans patiently wait for the first installment of James Gunn's DC universe, the filmmaker has been making his intentions very clear. With the American screenwriter, director, and producer captaining the films of the DC Universe,

DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn explains why more progress hasn't been made on the DCU Batman movie, The Brave and the Bold, yet.

While it took the Marvel Cinematic Universe 16 years to release an R-rated movie, DC fans won’t have to wait as long. Almost two full years after DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran unveiled the studio’s opening film and television slate,

James Gunn says there may be more R-rated projects on the way as part of the new DCU slate. "It's not about testing out to see if this thing works. It's just about telling a story. If a story is going to be R-rated,

James Gunn is not discarding making R-rated projects at DC Studios if the story merits it. As Gunn and Peter Safran build their version of the DC Universe, the filmmakers are not shying away from continuing to take risks in their storytelling.

James Gunn's career has no shortage of adult-oriented films in his career and he is not shying away from the R-rating at the new DCU universe.

It seems that DC Studios head James Gunn is taking a page out of the success of Marvel's recent R-rated venture Deadpool & Wolverine, starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. In a recent interaction,

Speaking with Collider, Gunn hinted multiple R-rated projects could come from the DCU as he insisted there are no limits to the narratives his studio wants to tell. "It's not abou