Brandon Routh Talks SUPERMAN And His View Of The Character’s Relevancy On The VFK Podcast

Brandon Routh Talks SUPERMAN And His View Of The Character’s Relevancy On The VFK Podcast

After his triumphant appearance as Superman on the Crisis on Infinite Earths CW event, VFK presents an interview with Brandon Routh in which he discusses the character's impact on his life and the fans.

By EdGross - Feb 26, 2020 01:02 PM EST
Filed Under: Superman
Back in 2018, the annual Superman Celebration (held in Metropolis, Illinois) celebrated its 40th anniversary, and one of the main guests invited was actor Brandon Routh, who, before playing Ray Palmer on DC's Legends of Tomorrow, portrayed the Man of Steel in 2006's Superman Returns.

More recently, of course, he reprised the character — to great acclaim — on the CW's Crisis crossover event.

Well, at the time Voices From Krypton had the opportunity to sit down with Brandon for a short interview in which he shared his feelings about the enthusiasm of the crowd, what he feels he achieved as Superman and his belief that the character is now more relevant than ever. 

 


 
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