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New 'Superman' Cast Takes Shape

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He cast an unknown for the lead role in "Superman Returns"; and now director Bryan Singer is stocking the remainder of his Man of Steel movie revival with a bevy of familiar faces.

 

According to the Hollywood Reporter, James Marsden, who played Cyclops in Singer's smash "X-Men" films, will play Richard White, Lois Lane's love interest in "Superman Returns."

The casting follows the announcement of Singer's reunion with his "The Usual Suspects" star, Kevin Spacey, who will play Superman's nemesis Lex Luthor.

 

Spacey won his first Oscar, for Best Supporting Actor, for his role in "The Usual Suspects."

 

The Reporter says yet another former Singer veteran, Hugh Laurie, is in negotiations to play (Superman alter-ego) Clark Kent's employer, Daily Planet editor in chief Perry White.

 

Laurie currently stars in the medical drama "House," which Singer produces and directed the pilot for.

 

Brandon Routh, who previously had roles in television's "One Life to Live" and "The Gilmore Girls," was cast as Superman/Clark Kent in October.

 

According to the Reporter, Spacey's "Beyond the Sea" co-star Kate Bosworth is also in negotiations to play Lois Lane.

 

The new "Superman" project is under the auspices of Warner Bros. Pictures, the studio that produced the last four "Superman" movies starring the late Christopher Reeve.

 

"Superman Returns" is set to be released June 2006.

 

as long as they dont make it to "kiddie" This movie will blow spiderman I&II out of the water IMO, but thats just me...

only thing that sounded appealing in there was watching the usual suspects again

As long as it doesn't have the crappy love sub-plot that killed Spider-Man for me.

This is awesome. First, it looks like they are going to do an amazing job at bring the Batman franchise back to life and now the Superman franchise :notworthy

 

 

Plus with Bryan Singer at the helm of SMR, it should be as incredible as the two X-Men movies.

Kevin Spacey can actually act. Gene Hackman plays the same character all the time.

Gene Hackman plays the same character all the time.

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Right, which in this case is Lex Luthor since he played Luthor in the first few Superman movies.

As long as it doesn't have the crappy love sub-plot that killed Spider-Man for me.

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But we got to see Dunst in a wet blouse.... :mischief

The love story in Spider-Man was crucial to the character, who had been after this girl for so long. Mary-Jane is a huge character in the comics, and her role in the movies needed to reflect that properly.

The love story in Spider-Man was crucial to the character, who had been after this girl for so long. Mary-Jane is a huge character in the comics, and her role in the movies needed to reflect that properly.

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True, I guess I had more of a problem with the acting and dialogue which made me want to stab myself in the eyes and ears.

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