Milly Alcock on Supergirl Role: 'I'm Just Being Myself'

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Millie Alcock, the 25-year-old breakout star, is opening up about her nerves ahead of

leading Supergirl and Craig Gillespie's upcoming flick, set to drop in theaters on June

26, 2026.

She's stepping into the role of Superman's cousin, Kara Zor-L, and admits the pressure

is real, especially with such a massive fan-base watching.

Her time-playing young Renera Targaryen, in House of the Dragon, gave her a crash course

in handling intense scrutiny from franchise diehards.

That gig toughened her up for the DC Spotlight, where expectations run sky high.

Fans can get possessive, especially when it comes to women in these iconic roles, and

Alcock's calling it out.

People often fixate on appearances over.

The work itself.

She's bracing for comments, but knows she can't control every reaction.

She hasn't hit up past Supergirls like Melissa Benowist or Sasha Cawley for tips, figuring

they're just folks living their own lives.

No special.

Connection needed.

At the end of the day, Alcock plans to show up as herself, let the movie speak, and

ride out whatever comes.

Smart move in this high-stakes game.