AceShowbiz - Milly Alcock is opening up about the sexual orientation of her character Kara in the upcoming Supergirl movie, Comicbookmovie reports. The actress hinted that Kara’s romantic interests could extend beyond a single gender, suggesting a more fluid approach to the character’s identity.

Imdb also detailed that Alcock discussed Kara’s potential attraction to more than one gender, reinforcing the idea that the character might represent a broader spectrum of sexuality. This development adds a new layer to Kara’s portrayal, as Variety confirms Alcock’s role as the lead in Warner Bros.’ Supergirl film, set for release on June 26. Variety further explains that Alcock made her debut as Supergirl with a cameo in last year’s Superman movie, which launched the new DC Universe under James Gunn and Peter Safran.

Milly Alcock first gained widespread attention for her performance as young Rhaenyra Targaryen in HBO’s House of the Dragon. She is also known for her role as Meg Adams in the TV series Upright, showcasing her versatility across genres. With 13 acting credits to her name, Alcock has steadily built her career, earning nominations from the Critics' Choice Television Awards and Saturn Awards among others.

The suggestion that Kara’s character may embrace a more inclusive sexual orientation is significant in the superhero genre, which has often been criticized for limited representation. Alcock’s openness may resonate with audiences seeking more diverse and authentic portrayals in blockbuster films, potentially setting a new precedent for future DC Universe characters and storylines.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Comicbookmovie.