Will Reeve and his siblings are also featured in an upcoming documentary honouring their late father’s disability activism legacy.
The late Christopher Reeve played Superman in the first four movies. What could be a better tribute to the late Christopher Reeve, the actor who first played Superman on the big screen, than having his real-life son Will Reeve make a cameo in the new Superman movie?
In a case of reel life mimicking real life, Will, who is an actual ABC News correspondent, will be playing a Metropolis TV reporter in the film. In this latest version written and directed by Gunn, David Corenswet dons the iconic red-and-blue suit.Meanwhile, Will and his older siblings Matthew and Alexandra will be featured in the upcoming documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story. It tells the story of their father’s life, particularly his disability activism after a horse-riding accident left him paralysed in 1995 before Will was three years old. He died in 2004.
“So to see his entire life leading up until that time laid out so poetically and cinematically and authentically by our wonderful directors has been a real gift for me.”
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