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‘It’s Hard to Be Universally Beloved’: Milly Alcock Goes Deep on Her ‘Supergirl’ Journey, From Auditioning to Tuning Out Toxic Fans

Milly Alcock opens up about the challenges of portraying Supergirl, from embracing the character's darker edge to managing toxic fandom.

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📍 How it ended

Milly Alcock discussed her journey playing Supergirl, from auditioning to dealing with toxic fans. The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 22d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Milly Alcock is discussing her journey as the lead in the upcoming 'Supergirl' project. Her reflections cover the audition process, her methods for celebrating the role, and her approach to the character's darker traits.

Coverage from Variety, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, and Yahoo emphasizes Alcock's perspective on the difficulty of being universally beloved and her decision to tune out toxic fans. Future coverage may further detail the making of 'Supergirl' and Alcock's specific interpretations of the DC heroine's persona.

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Quick answers

How does Milly Alcock view the challenge of fame?

According to Variety, Alcock stated that it is hard to be universally beloved and has focused on tuning out toxic fans.

What aspect of Supergirl's personality is Alcock exploring?

Entertainment Weekly reports that Alcock has embraced the DC heroine's darker edge.

What else has Alcock revealed about her casting?

Yahoo reports that Alcock revealed a 'cheap' way she celebrated landing the role.

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Milly Alcock Supergirl DC Variety The New York Times

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