'Superman' BTS: Rachel Brosnahan's kiss with David Corenswet after director James Gunn yells 'cut' goes viral amids her husband's 'like' controversy
Rachel Brosnahan
's husband,
Jason Ralph
made headlines for liking a comment on his handle, asking him to leave her.
Amidst the drama, the clip gone viral, shows how Rachel and co-star
David Corenswet
struck up an instant chemistry on the sets. It also gave a sneak peek of how the two shot some of the best Clark Kent and Lois Lane scenes. However, it was an unexpected kiss after director
James Gunn
had called 'cut' that raised eyebrows.
In the brief clip viewed over 13 million times, sees Rachel and David shooting an intimate scene in the kitchen. The clip included takes that did not make it to the film.
While trying to get the perfect shot, the actress was seen playfully giving her co-star pecks on his cheek when the director yelled 'Cut'. However, she moves in for another quick peck before dropping her playful grin and turning to the camera crew. The clip is igniting conversation across social media.
The Viral Clip
The viral tweet was shared with the comment, "Married actress Rachel Brosnahan, who played Lois in Superman, is going viral for kissing David Corenswet after the director called cut, suggesting a moment of genuine chemistry or comfort between the actors."
Husband Steps Into Spotlight
The scene left supporters of actor Jason Ralph, Brosnahan's husband, defending his "like" on an Instagram comment that read, "your wife couldn't handle herself with her co-actor… leave her to be with him if she wants that much at the end of the day."
Shortly after photos of his like went viral, Ralph disabled comments on his posts. However, he has not yet commented on the posts.
On-Screen Chemistry Honed in Casting
James Gunn also said during the Superman press tour that the production team placed great emphasis on the chemistry between Brosnahan and Corenswet during casting.
Gunn reportedly selected them based on how their screen test interactions captured their bond.
Directed by Gunn, 'Superman' debuted in cinemas in July 2025 and launched a new chapter in the DC Universe. The film was able to score big at the box office and even scored the biggest digital debut for a DC superhero film when it hit screens early this month.
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