Milly Alcock on Supergirl Role, Embracing Criticism

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Millie Alcock is hyped, but honest about her big break in the upcoming Supergirl movie,

where she steps into the role of Kara Zor-L, Superman's cousin.

In a recent interview, months before the release, the 25-year-old Australian actor opened

up about feeling nervous over how fans might.

Receive her take on the character, especially with all the potential criticism.

She got her start young, coal-calling talent agencies at just 13, because her family was

scraping by financially.

That hustle forced her to get bold early on, pushing her into the acting world with no

safety net.

Her mom played a huge part, drilling in this unbreakable confidence like, if others are

pulling it off, there's no reason she couldn't.

Those words fired her up and shaped her drive to keep going no matter what.

Now facing the spotlight as a woman in the superhero game, Alcock knows backlash is coming,

just for showing up.

She gets that folks often act like they own women's images in these roles, but she figures

she can't control the noise.

In the end, she's owning it, by staying true to herself, letting the chips fall where

they may as the film rolls out.