'Superman' actress shares behind-the-scenes footage of filming at Cincinnati's Union Terminal

CINCINNATI — From the Green Lantern to Hawk Girl, the whole Justice League gathered in Cincinnati's Union Terminal to shoot the now-released "Superman" film.

The movie, mostly filmed in Cleveland with additional scenes shot at the Cincinnati Museum Center and Lytle Tunnel, is officially in theaters. We're not giving any spoilers, but we can share behind-the-scenes videos and photos posted by "Superman" stars.

We've known for more than a year that Union Terminal would be transformed into the fictional headquarters for the Justice League. Now, actress Rachel Brosnahan, who plays Lois Lane in the film, is sharing footage of some of our favorite on-screen heroes hanging out inside the museum center.

"I’m so proud to be a part of our family of more than 400 people who made this movie with a lot of heart and a little bit of magic," Brosnahan said on Instagram. "From Svalbard to Georgia to Ohio and now to a theater near you. We’re excited to finally be able to share it and can’t wait to hear what you think!"

The post includes videos of the actors portraying Mr. Terrific, Green Lantern and Hawk Girl preparing for scenes inside the former train station. Check out some of the clips here.

Toyota USA also shared the first look at a scene featuring the Hall of Justice during an interview with Brosnahan. In the scene, her character appears to be walking to her car (a Toyota bZ) in front of the building. You can watch it below:

Thankfully, the visuals should please hardcore comic book fans. Cincinnati Museum Center notes that "Superman" artist Al Gumer drew the Hall of Justice to have the same facade as Union Terminal.

In total, "Superman" nabbed more than $11 million for production in the two cities, the Ohio Department of Development announced in 2024.

We have yet to see any teasers or clips showing the tunnel, but we'll be on the lookout. You can play "I Spy" right now at any of our local theaters.

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