Zack Snyder dirigirá Superman

insisto es muy pronto para verlo como tal en lo personal yo si le veo el parecido no digo que sea identico y no era mi primera opcion para el papel pero lo que digo es que no es mala opcion tampoco, talves tienen que conocerlo mas





se ve mejor que Ruth cuando se dio a conoser

con tantos trucos de maquillaje se hacen milagros o solo recordemos que reeve se opero el menton para dar el tipo.

pues en eso tienes razon, solo espero que sea un acierto a la rorscharch o the comedian, y no un desacierto como la mitad del casting de watchmen.

PARA MI NO ESTOY DE ACUERDO QUE PONGON A ESE TIPO COMO SUPERMAN NADA QUE VER EN EL PARECIDO, PARA MI OTRA DECEPCION MAS!

SAGA escribió:mae no son habladas y lo de cgi no hay ninguna confirmacion al respecto y en cuanto al actor yo estoy ya por la segunda emporada de los tudor y el mae como actor se la juega y no le veo mala pinta para superman igul falta mucho para verlo ya en el porte de superheroe

Suave, suave no se altere, :ris: :ris: mae, no covence, cambiemos habladas por no se engañe solo :ris: :ris: y lo del CGI si no lo han confirmado, ya es hora de que lo confirmen porque el man va a necesitar toda la ayuda posible. :megalol: :megalol:

jics escribió:

ok, saga, ok

´PERO EL TIPO NO SE PARECE EN LA JETA A SUPERMAN

al menos christopher reeve y brandon routh se parecian !!

este tipo no tiene las facciones de superman , busca una imagen de superman donde lo dibujen como el, por favor...

los musculos son importantes - y este tipo carece de ellos, por cierto- pero ademas, si la jeta no tiene nada que ver, ¿¿ CUAL ES LA IDEA DE UN CASTING ??

Eso mismo a ver, como que bien escogido!!!!

jics escribió:pues en eso tienes razon, solo espero que sea un acierto a la rorscharch o the comedian, y no un desacierto como la mitad del casting de watchmen.

salvo silk spectre 2 todos los demas estuvieron bien, es mas ozymandias fue el mejor tras roschach

estoy deacuredo con gat me parecio muy buen casting todos

aca un interezante articulo hacerca de esta noticia

Cavill's Long Road to "Superman": Five Close Calls for Major Roles

Other than the millions of dollars, worldwide fame, eternal recognition and the acknowledgment that you are one of the few men on earth who looks attractive in blue spandex, we're not sure why someone would want to play Superman. It's not exactly the most thrilling role. It requires an actor who can be, by nature, bland, wholesome and All-American. Superman does not have the darkness of Batman, the swagger of Iron Man or the adolescent confusion of Spider-Man. He is simply the perfect, flawless hero. It does not lend itself for much actorly shading. And when you add the pressure of having to live up to the late Christopher Reeve, who was so perfect as Superman that everyone else is doomed to feel like simply his replacement, it's tough sledding. There's a reason you don't hear much from Brandon Routh anymore.

Yesterday, Warner Bros. announced the next actor to interpret the role Superman: It'll be British actor Henry Cavill, most well known by American audiences for his role as Charles Brandon on the Showtime series "The Tudors." As Indiewire pointed out, Cavill has been a final candidate for just about every franchise lead over the past five years. Since 2005, Cavill has just missed out playing to following characters:

*** Cedric Diggory, from "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." (He lost out to Robert Pattinson, who would be heard from again.)
*** Batman. (Christopher Nolan, who is a producer on the "Superman" film, chose Bale.)
*** Superman. (McG, who was originally directing this reboot, had actually cast Cavill, but the project fell through.)
*** James Bond. (MGM thought he was too young to play Bond, so they went with Daniel Craig.)
*** Edward Cullen. (Author Stephanie Meyer said, "I feel really passionately about [Cavill] getting the role," but Pattinson beat him again.)

He even went out for "Green Lantern," for cripes sake. We're still far from convinced Superman is ultimately the best opportunity for any actor -- other than his tiny role in "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World," Routh has essentially vanished -- but you can't say Cavill hasn't put in his time.

Cavill will play Kal-El in director Zack Snyder's reboot, which is coming out in December 2012, along with "The Hobbit, Part One," the next James Bond movie, Ang Lee's "Life Of Pi" and the big Snow White movie (that might star Kristen Stewart). We're gonna be totally disappointed when the world ends before we get to see those. It is worth noting that Superman, Batman, Spider-Man are now all played by British actors (Cavill, Christian Bale and Andrew Garfield.) We'll get them back when Channing Tatum plays James Bond.

Cavill is hardly a household name, but he certainly has more on his resume when Routh was selected to play Superman in Bryan Singer's 2006 "Superman Returns." (Routh's major credit was two years on "One Life To Live.") He's had small roles in "Tristan + Isolde" and Woody Allen's "Whatever Works," and he's the lead role in the upcoming "Immortals," a Greek god actioner from director Tarsem that co-stars Mickey Rourke, John Hurt, Stephen Dorff and Freida Pinto. So he's not a nobody, particularly to fans of "The Tudors," whoever they are.

Cavill beat out fellow actors Matthew Goode, "True Blood" actor Joe Manganiello, Colin O'Donoghue (the appropriately bland young priest from "The Rite"), Armie Hammer (the Winkelvi from "The Social Network") and even Jon Hamm, who admitted he was probably too old for the part. (He's 12 years older than Cavill.) Cavill shouldn't feel guilty about their disappointment, though; he's been through this many times himself. What's perhaps most noteworthy about Cavill's casting is how close he has been to playing an iconic character already.

Below, you can see a clip of Cavill discussing his role in "The Tudors." We have to assume he'll shave the beard.

En esta foto me convence mas sabes, pero igual aun no me parece buena opcion, no la mejor, pudo ser mejor la verdad

igual pienso que no era talves la mejor opcion pero esperomos a ver como progresa y creo que con tiempo convensera mas, falta mucho ver el traje y el demas cating, creo qeu todo va por buen camino hasta ahora

hay que darle la oportunidad al tipo al rato y sorprende :please:

ojalas sorprenda porque ahora no sorprende para nada :peste: :peste:

soy de la opinion de esperar

aparentemente ya casi se anuncia quien sera Luisa Lane y la candidata que se dice mas fuerte hasta el momento es Olivia Wilde



otas en la lista fuerte es Rachel McAdams



entre otras se rumora pero menos fuerte ( quien sabe ) Jessica biel

las tres son unas mamis, pero me agrada mas para el papel la olivia wilde.

en www.ign.com hay una encuesta , vote por la wilde... hasta ahora asi van las cosas:

Thank you for voting!
Rachel McAdams 37.62%
Olivia Wilde 39.56%
Jessica Biel 7.36%
Malin Ackerman 4.66%
Kristen Stewart 2.79%
Not a fan of any of these. 8.01%

Yo le voy a Olivia Wilde también, tiene para ser Lois Lane.

YO VOTARIA POR Rachel McAdams ES MUY BUENA ACTRIZ Y LAS PELICULAS QUE EH VISTO EN LAS QUE AH SALIDO NO ME AH DESEPCIONADO

votaria por la silk spectre pero su falta de carisma me hace que lo de a la 13.

yo opino que la McAdams es laque mejor se adapta al personajes Olivia Wilde tiene cara de mala

aca las ultimas en noticias de la cinta

Variety.com are reporting that Alice Eve (She's Out of My League), Diane Kruger (National Treasure) and Rosamund Pike (Barney's Version) are all competing for a female lead role in the up-coming Superman movie... but it's not Lois Lane.

With Henry Cavill set as the Man of Steel, Warner Bros. now moves on to its female lead, and a short list of contenders is coming together.

Alice Eve, Diane Kruger and Rosamund Pike have emerged as the three thesps being considered for the character, whose identity hasn't been disclosed -- but it's not Lois Lane.

Early reports had names such as Rachel McAdams and Kristen Stewart as female leads, but sources tell Variety that the studio doesn't want a name that could overshadow its leading man.

The Variety article has people speculating that Lois Lane won't be in the movie at all. But it doesn't actually state that, it just says that these three actresses are being considered for a lead female role that isn't Lois Lane. Whether Lois Lane is a major or minor character in the movie, or indeed if she's in it at all, will be discovered in time.

The article also states that Warner Bros. is also seeking actors for the movie's villain, but no names have been mentioned yet.

quien sera la otra chica ? Lana ??

aca las fotos de la nenas mencionadas

Alice Eve



Diana Kruger



Rosamund Pike

Por las fotos de las posibles para mi mas bien es Cat Grant no creo que sea Lana.

si las tres dan un tipo de cat grant que ni dibujado

pero ni con estas bellezas salvaran la movie!!

tengo algo de fe en el director y la mano de nolan, aunque no mucha por los estelares

alice eve me late , aunque es demasiado voluptuosa para que la hagan novia de superman... suponiendo que si habra casting de lois lane y solo sera la tercera en discordia - cat grant- pues entonces el papel esta perfecto para ella... la tercer actriz no la conozco... la segunda sale en bastardos sin gloria, y pues se me hace algo "madurita" para ese papel.

Entonces, mi voto ficticio es por alice eve :ggg:

( quien por cierto, ya antes habia audicionado para el personaje de emma frost en "xmen first class" )

jics escribió:alice eve me late , aunque es demasiado voluptuosa para que la hagan novia de superman... suponiendo que si habra casting de lois lane y solo sera la tercera en discordia - cat grant- pues entonces el papel esta perfecto para ella... la tercer actriz no la conozco... la segunda sale en bastardos sin gloria, y pues se me hace algo "madurita" para ese papel.

Entonces, mi voto ficticio es por alice eve :ggg:

( quien por cierto, ya antes habia audicionado para el personaje de emma frost en "xmen first class" )

la tercera fue una chica bond, chica mala de Die another day con Pierce Brosnan