Following reports that Daniel Craig exited one of the upcoming DC Universe movies, the DC Studios co-CEOs set the record straight once and for all.

DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran confirm that Daniel Craig never had the role of Sgt. Rock, despite rumors.

We remain extremely confused by this project, which sounds odd even by the standards of James Gunn’s fairly diverse approach to developing projects for his nascent DC Comics movie universe. The old Sgt.

The studio is now looking for a replacement and The Bear star Jeremy Allen White is now in the running, per THR. DC fans are feeling optimistic about the choice, with one taking to Reddit to write, "I like Daniel Craig but this would be an upgrade as Jeremy is younger and closer in age to the character."

Daniel Craig and Queer director Luca Guadagnino will no longer reunite for the DC Universe movie Sgt. Rock.

Daniel Craig has exited Sgt. Rock, DC ‘s World War II-themed superhero film that would have marked a reteam with director Luca Guadagnino on the heels of A24’s Queer, sources have confirmed to Deadline.

DC Studios' bosses address Daniel Craig's rumored casting and exit from the DCU movie and when filming might begin.

The actor is no longer attached to star in Sgt. Rock, the DC Studios feature project that would have reunited him with his Queer director Luca Guadagnino. The feature has a script from screenwriter Justin Kuritzkes, who penned Guadagnino’s Challengers and Queer .

Another announced Luca Guadagnino film appears to be suffering from behind-the-scenes shakeups. According to multiple reports, Daniel Craig has dropped out of playing the title role in Guadagnino’s DC Comics adaptation “Sgt. Rock,” which was rumored to be one of the Italian auteur’s next projects.

Daniel Craig has dropped out of starring in Luca Gudagnino's "Sgt. Rock" movie at DC Studios, TheWrap has learned.

CEO James Gunn addresses Daniel Craig's rumored casting and exit from the forthcoming World War II DCU movie Sgt. Rock.