James Gunn, known for his work in the DC Universe (DCU), has recently addressed circulating rumors regarding a potential Teen Titans movie. Speculation arose about Euphoria director Sam Levinson negotiating to direct the film, with Ana Nogueira scripting. However, Gunn firmly stated, "No, it's not true. Not talking to any directors quite yet," indicating that no development is underway for the Teen Titans. This group of teenage superheroes, first introduced in 1964, has yet to be fully represented in the DCU, with only Cyborg appearing in 2017's Justice League. Gunn has previously clarified similar rumors, emphasizing that fans should not expect the Teen Titans to join the DCU soon. Meanwhile, other projects are confirmed, including Matt Reeves' The Batman: Part II, where Robert Pattinson reprises his role as Bruce Wayne, and the Peacemaker spin-off, Waller, featuring Viola Davis. Additionally, a Superman spin-off focusing on Jimmy Olsen is in development, although it has not yet received an official title. Fans are encouraged to stay tuned for updates on these projects.