Lorraine Kelly took to Twitter to share her thoughts on Henry Cavill‘s raunchy Rolling Stone ‘cover shoot’ on Tuesday
The TV personality, 63, tweeted ‘crikey’ in a post she shared with the front cover of him on the photoshopped Rolling Stone magazine.
In the doctored cover, the Superman actor, 29, showed off his washboard abs and incredibly toned torso as he posed for the sexy shoot.
Fans have gone wild after he flaunted his muscular form and his bulge on the cover of the magazine.
One tweeted: ‘Good grief are those real?’
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Sexy: Lorraine Kelly took to Twitter to share her thoughts on Henry Cavill’s raunchy Rolling Stone ‘cover shoot’ on Tuesday
Shocked: The TV personality, 63, tweeted ‘crikey’ in a post she shared with the front cover of him on the photoshopped Rolling Stone magazine
‘They will never hire him as they new Bond now after this cover!’
‘Is it hot in here… or is it just me lol!’
‘You could have put a warning on that… or at least said brace yourself!’
‘If he wasn’t going to get the James Bond role he will do now.’
The cover is not a legitimate issue of Rolling Stone and has been circulating online after someone doctored the image.
One person joked: ‘Whoever made this fake Rolling Stone cover is sick and twisted and needs to do more of them. #henrycavill’
DC Comics fans have recently spoken out on the casting of David Corenswet as the new Superman and branded him a ‘copycat ‘of Henry.
The actor who has never taken on a leading role in a major studio production before, will portray Clark Kent in the rebooted film series alongside Rachel Brosnahan, 32, as Lois Lane, replacing Amy Adams, reports Deadline.
David has taken the role over from Henry, 40, who was axed in part of new studio heads James Gunn and Peter Safran’s huge shake-up to the DC Franchise.
But after the casting was revealed, fans asked why the producers decided to axe Henry, only to replace him with a younger carbon copy.
Crazy: Fans have gone wild after Henry flaunted his muscular form and his bulge on the cover of the magazine
Eagle-eyed fans picked up on the striking similarities between the two who have chiselled jawlines, a great head of dark hair and piercing eyes.
One wrote: ‘It’s crazy how similar David looks to Henry’.
Another added: ‘David Cornswet does look like the younger Henry Cavill.’
A third fan wrote: ‘I’m sure David Corenswet is a decent actor but he still looks like a cheap copy of Henry Cavill’.
‘People (me included) see him just like a carbon copy of Henry Cavil, so he needs to bring something new to the character’, said another.
‘I’ve seen is fans saying what was the point in hiring David, he looks like Henry Cavill so why didn’t you hire Henry Cavill? I think that’s more of a compliment to both actors. They both look like #Superman, so them looking similar means they got the casting right both times,’ wrote a different fan.
Others think David is the perfect casting to portray a younger Superman.
David played Jake alongside Lili Reinhart in 2022 Netflix film Look Both Ways and has previously also starred in Hollywood, The Politician, and A24 film, Pearl.
Doppelganger: DC Comics fans have spoken out on the casting of David Corenswet (left) as the new Superman and branded the actor a ‘copycat ‘of Henry (right)
Superman: Legacy will be released on July 11, 2025 and is described as about Superman balancing his Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing.
Corenswet and Marvellous Mrs Maisel star Brosnahan were along a select few testing for DC co-chairs Peter Safran and director James Gunn in full costume and make-up.
Spitting image: But after the casting was revealed, fans asked why the producers decided to axe Henry (right), only to replace him with a younger carbon copy ( left)
Spitting image: Eagle-eyed fans picked up on the striking similarities between the two who have chiselled jawlines, a great head of dark hair and piercing eyes
Superman: Legacy will be released on July 11, 2025 and is described as about Superman balancing his Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing
December announcement: Cavill announced his axe from the role with an Instagram post
U-turn: The backtrack came just two months after Cavill took to Instagram on October 24 – the Monday after Black Adam opened in theaters
The tests took place over two days with three actors in ‘full Superman attire’ – following a months-long search for the new stars.
Sources told Deadline that each actor ‘had closed test deals that would expire after two business weeks’ and wanted it sorted before a potential SAG-AFTRA strike, which could start at midnight June 30.
The other actors battling it out for the Superman role were British stars Tom Brittney and Nicholas Hoult, while Phoebe Dynevor and Emma Mackey were pipped at the post to the role of Lois.
In January new DC Studios bosses Gunn and Safran defended their decision not to bring back Henry as Superman as they rebooted the DC Universe with a new over-arching storyline.
