BvS All Things Batman v Superman: An Open Discussion - - - - - Part 132

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Rows is making it sound like the whole damn show has been officially retitled Supergirl and Her Best Friend In the World, Dean Cain, Who Will Share 50% of the Screentime.
 
Rows is making it sound like the whole damn show has been officially retitled Supergirl and Her Best Friend In the World, Dean Cain, Who Will Share 50% of the Screentime.

That's what Dean wanted it to be called.
 
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Bruce Wayne {voice over} I was brought in to get ppl interested in Superman movies...Can one man make a difference?

Shot nightclub scene with Ma'Kent, WW, Lois, all dancing around Bruce Wayne.

Shot of Bruce Wayne doing his ''dice'' dance move.

Shot of Lex Luthor shaving his head.

Lex (voice Over} Your mere presence made me Bald!

Shot of Superman and Luthor looking at one another-separated by a window.

Luthor grabs his wig and throws it at Superman.

Bruce Wayne {voice over} I found a way to beat the kryptonian alien...ROgain hair regrowth cream fills the screen- behind it the BVS logo appears.

Quick shot of WW trying to comb Superman's hair.

Fade to black/
 
More likely the Danvers I think. Or Danverses. However you write the plural.

You are probably right...and wait a minute...the very first shared superhero universe belongs to Superman...The Superman and Supergirl movies were connected...thy used the same Jimmy Olsen....I wonder of the Superboy show was connected to theses also.
 
You guys are crazy. Dean Cain is the quintessential representation of Superman.
 
You guys are crazy. Dean Cain is the quintessential representation of Superman.
that title currently belongs to Christopher Reeve (the perfect Superman) but Henry Cavill has a chance to take that title.
 
I like Reeve's Superman
but Cain's Clark
 
From EW's interview with Momoa:

It’s a good time for The Red Road’s return because your profile is going to be amplified, especially after that poster of you as Aquaman arrived.
That was a shocker for sure. It was supposed to be a surprise in 2016, so it definitely helps [our show]. I’ve been holding that secret for a long time. Zack Snyder called me up and said, “I’m posting this picture now.” He’s just a genius and I love him to death. He sent it over and we’re in the middle of the editing suite for the thing I’m doing right now, and we all freaked out, man. It was so amazing to see it come out.

I know it’s superficial of me, but one thing I really like about the potential of the DC movies is that its actors are actually pretty imposing. By that I mean, when I see you—who’s 6’5”—or 6’4” Ben Affleck or 6’1” Henry Cavill throw someone through a wall or get thrown through a wall, I feel like there’s really some damage being done. Have you filmed any action sequences with them yet?
No, we haven’t done too much on the action yet. You know, Justice League is still quite a ways away. But I’m looking forward to it. Henry’s a sweetheart, Ben is a badass, so I’m really looking forward to when we all shoot Justice League.

How much can we expect to see you in the Batman v. Superman movie?
Well, it’s Batman and Superman, it’s not my movie. It’s the first time in history to have them both on the screen together, and I’m just excited to see those two up there.

There was actually some speculation that Aquaman was meant to pop up in Man of Steel, in the underwater scenes after Henry Cavill is blasted off the oil rig. Were you ever involved in those discussions?
Well, you know, I think that’s left for the genius of Snyder to kind of reveal that. There’s definitely a plan in this whole universe that he’s designing, and it’s amazing to be a part of it. I think everything that you see that is building, there’s a purpose behind the whole plan. So I wouldn’t want to take anything away from Zack, because he loves revealing all those things. And… you never know, man.

Aquaman is much different than Conan the Barbarian because with that character, there was so much you had to live up to—because of Arnold more than anything. Aquaman is different because he’s been ignored a bit. But then when the Aquaman poster arrived, there was almost this sense of “Wow! This might be something different than we thought.” Do you sense that optimism towards the character?
Oh, absolutely. The whole mythology of Aquaman is pretty amazing. There’s so many things to tell, and there’s a whole backstory that’s just amazing. There’s a lot of surprises coming. I think, yeah, he’s been cast aside. But, um [laughs] times are going to change now, buddy.

Conan was really hard, because you have 15 different types of fans and so many things to respect and honor. To do it right it’s got to be bloody-bloody-bloody-bloody-bloody, and not a lot of people go see that anymore. It’s not the ’80s anymore. It’s a really hard format. We busted ass, but there were a lot of cooks in the kitchen on that one. What’s great about this is Zack, man. We don’t want to just reinvent it, but he’s a got a whole idea of what Aquaman should be and I’m really honored to be playing it. I’m excited for the world to see it.

Little more:

You have young kids. They must be excited to have dad play a superhero.
My son’s obsessed with Batman, and it’s great. It’s cool to be able to do this, and I’m not in a lot of things that my kids get to see, so it’s really a fantastic opportunity—they’re going to see their father on the big screen with superheroes. But after the poster came out, I’m really getting hit up now [in public], so I try to keep it away from them as much as possible. People come up and they say things, but we try to be really private people as much as possible. I just want to be papa for right now.

With all the action movies that are on your plate, can you continue to fit The Red Road into that schedule?
I would love to. What’s great about it is we shoot six episodes in less than two months; it can totally fit in there. I would love to do two more seasons. Kopus is an amazing character to play. I’m going to direct my own stuff, work on Red Road, and obviously, I’m excited about kicking some ass on the DC Films. It’s fun to be able to dress up and go play a superhero. It’s a pretty choice job. And to be able to honor my native culture is another badass thing. I’m definitely living the dream right now.
 
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I like that interview with Momoa. Everything is pointing to his role being very small as we thought. It kinda sucks that they couldn't have kept his role under wraps until 2016. That would have been a neat surprise.
 
Guys... I just realized something... I don't think I want to see this movie or any connected films if Dean Cain isn't involved...
 
Z-target says that they are going to fire Henry and cast Dean as Superman.
 
1. I'm surprised that more people haven't complained about an Hawaiian Aquaman

2. Since Batman being taller than Superman is a thing that can anger at least one person, I'm surprised that more people aren't mad that Momoa and Fisher are taller than Cavill as well.
 
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