Brooklyn actor intervenes after photographer touches co-star
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At the world premiere of the superhero film "Supergirl" in Brooklyn, New York, on Monday, June 22, 2026, an incident on the red carpet drew widespread attention online. Lead actress Milly Alcock, who plays Kara Zor-El, was posing for photos when a photographer in the press line was recorded placing a hand on her back without her apparent consent. Co-star David Corenswet, portraying Clark Kent in the film, quickly stepped between Alcock and the photographer and appeared to address him. Video of the encounter, posted to X by the "Home of DCU" account, rapidly went viral, drawing hundreds of reposts and thousands of likes.
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Timeline
- Monday, June 22, 2026 Supergirl premiere held in Brooklyn
- During arrivals Alcock poses for photographers
- Same time photographer touches Alcock's back
- Immediately Corenswet steps between and intervenes
- Afterward actors continue posing for media
- Shortly after video posted on X
- Within hours clip gains hundreds of reposts
- Later incident trends across social platforms
Why it matters
This incident highlights the importance of consent and personal boundaries, even in public settings like red carpet events. It's a reminder to respect others' personal space and to intervene when necessary. Check your own behavior and encourage others to do the same.
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