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@fixxer Shannon to dry of an actor? 
That's the funniest thing I've read in a while.

That's the funniest thing I've read in a while.



You're confusing accents with terminology and lingo. Also, that is quite a terrible misrepresentation of American speech.As much as I love the good'ol US of A...Kryptonian's with American accents?
"YO....DUDE. LIKE YA KNOW, KNEEL BOFORE ZOD, BRO!"![]()
"Come at Me Kal El"
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We caught up with Shannon over the weekend in Toronto to talk about the film he has there, Jeff Nichols’ “Take Shelter,” and the actor let a few bits of info slip on “Man of Steel,” most notably that, as you might expect, his take on the evil Kryptonian won’t really be influenced by Stamp’s seminal turn: “I found his performance so powerful that I would be overwhelmed by it if I tried to incorporate it into what I’m doing. There’s no reason to try and replicate it cos it’s perfect the way it is. I’m just trying to go down a different road with it, the script’s a little bit different than the original script. It’s going to have a different look and feel to it, visually. I’m looking forward to really settling into it, and playing with it.”
Despite having only filmed one sequence (the actor told us that “The majority of my filming is in Vancouver, and they’re still in Illinois right now. So, the lion’s share of it is between now and Christmas”, he’s clearly already impressed by the scale of the film, by far the biggest he’s ever taken on, and a far cry from the indie films he’s made his name on. “It’s fascinating to watch, the process of making a movie like this, it’s very intricate. There’s going to be a lot of CGI and whatnot. I think anytime an actor does one of these movies for the first time, they’re a little thrown off by it. You always hear actors talking about it, like ‘I was wearing this funny suit, nothing I was supposed to be reacting to was really there.’ To me it encourages… it’s actually very childlike, it’s like being in your backyard and imagining you’re on a space station or something. It goes back to the original impulse of play, which is pretty funny to think about when you fathom all the money that’s involved, hundreds of millions of dollars to do what you did when you were a kid.”

Why are people complaining about Kryptonians having American accents? How is that any less realistic than Kryptonians with British accents?![]()

"Im just trying to go down a different road with it, the scripts a little bit different than the original script. Its going to have a different look and feel to it, visually."
I wonder what he meant by that. Almost sounds like he's viewing it as a remake of some sorts, [...]
You're confusing accents with terminology and lingo. Also, that is quite a terrible misrepresentation of American speech.
That wouldn't surprise me at all.
Finally, a Zod for the Facebook generation!Zod: OMG! FYI, cool story, bro.


Zod: OMG! FYI, cool story, bro.

@fixxer Shannon to dry of an actor?
That's the funniest thing I've read in a while.
remind me to never take your opinion on acting againdry humor and not great acting, i also cannot stand his interviews, the guy is lifeless. get it now? i do not see zod in him at all!
remind me to never take your opinion on anything again