Milly Alcock: From House of Dragon to Supergirl

It's March 31st.

I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered and star-driven.

Millie Alcock, the 25-year-old Aussie actress, just opened up about jumping from House of the Dragon,

straight into the Supergirl Spotlight.

In a fresh vanity fair interview, she spilled on landing the lead in James Gunn's DC Universe flick,

hitting theaters June 26th.

After breaking out as young Rene Retargarian back in 2022,

she only stuck around for a few episodes per season, leaving her hungry for.

That next big break?

She got real about the fear that hit her at 22.

Thinking her career was done after House of the Dragon wrapped her arc early.

But nah, she pushed herself hard into Supergirl, calling it a leap of faith.

Fresh off a cameo linking her Cara's or Elle to David Cornswitz, Superman's Cousins,

plus starring in the series Sirens this year, she's building, serious momentum.

Fans and haters alike are buzzing, but Alcock's unfazed by the backlash talk,

especially as a woman stepping up in superhero land.

She pointed out how folks get weirdly possessive online,

commenting on women just existing in these roles.

Coming off Game of Thrones vibes, she's all about owning her space without apology.

Looking ahead, Supergirl kicks off an interstellar revenge quest with an oddball sidekick.

DC's lineup rolls on with Clayface in September and a Superman sequel in 2027.

Alcock's primed to pop up more with her cousin.

She's also linking up with Sophia Vergara, Kate McKinnon and Dumb and Tony Collette and Hot Mother,

hyping collabs with rising stars like Rachel, Senate.

Alcock's proving the gains wide open if you grind through the doubts.

Catch her owning the skies, come.

June 26.