Henry Cavill Talks About Man Of Steel Beard; Immortals Director And Co-Star React To Casting!

Grrr

After seeing him in immortals he will be great as superman!!!!

stages of beards???

bring on the heat vision shave!!!

@Scorpion read the comics. Lois isn't "HOT", beautiful, yes, "HOT", no.

Superman movie is going to look Great.

@Scorpion Lois is an award winning reporter even before Clark gets to the the Planet. It makes sense her being older. "She is a very good actress", exactly.

@A911 to make the Snyderman look probably...

Throw clothes out? How about giving them to GoodWill? ;)

I'm gonna have to go with @Scorpion on this one. Fine, Lois doesn't have to be "HOT" but she should be attractive enough to be more than average. Adams is very average, like a girl that would live down the block or something. There is nothing about her that would grab anyones attention. Lois should at least be overall a pretty girl, with and without makeup on. Lois's personality isn't of a person who would use a ton of make up, Adams needs it to cover up all her wrinkles and bags.

As for the age thing, in the film Superman is supposed to be in his EARLY 20s, Cavill fits that bill. All because Lois is an award winning reporter doesn't mean she has to be an old ass lady. She is supposed to be the most talented reporter the world has seen in a very long time. Why can't she also be in her 20s? She can't win an award within her first few big, front page articles? A couple of years out of college and quickly rises up at the Daily Planet? This isn't no ordinary woman. People need to stop underestimating Lois Lane.

And fine. Even if she is supposed to be "older," The oldest she would be is 30 years old (which still is ridiculous in my eyes). Amy Adams looks like she's gonna be 40. She looks her age! That is a problem.

An early to mid 20's Superman.

A late 30s, possibly 40 year old Lois?

Does anyone really think that is accurate??

Scorpion has a point. A few people on this website may view her as "HOT" or "BEAUTIFUL," but A LOT of people also on this board and off don't view it that way. (I believe we had a poll proving this! lol) She is very average to many, many people. Hollywood calls every actress beautiful, or stunning out of respect, it doesn't mean its true. But to each their own. Thats just my view on it.

(BACK TO THE ARTICLE) I knew Henry was the only man who was perfect to play Superman the first time I watched him on The Tudors. I can't wait until he proves me right and blows everyone out the water.

To be honest I highly rated him in the Tudors but couldn't see him as Superman before he was cast.

@ KeithM I think all CBMs are held and should be held to preconceived notions especially ones based off the comic book, remember a XMO: Wolverine. If you don't compare with the comics there wasn't much wrong with that movie or Sinestro and Hal's relationship in Green Lantern.

But seriously they couldn't dye her hair?

@rbn04: I didn't say that she would get a big story when she starts. I said she gets into the Daily Planet after college, quickly rises up as a talented reporter, and gets her award AFTER a FEW big, front page stories. So she would have a lot of small stories before she becomes known and gets her BIG stories. This could happen in 3-5 years with someone as talented as Lois. Say shes 21 when she graduates and starts working at the DP, that means she wins her award at about 26. That sounds pretty reasonable.

Amy Adams will do just fine as Lois Lane. The woman can act, and I fit in with the crowd that sees her as beautiful. Seriously... Who can watch Enchanted and still call her ugly??? For shame!

@JULEZ bealieve me, she won't be getting big stories until she pay her dues with less important stuff in her first few years.

And of course, Amy Adams, being an actress, can only play parts one way. That's why she was such a ditz in "Doubt."

"what "product help" for the hair is he talking about??"

At a guess, Toppik or Nanogen. These are micro hair fibres products that fuze to the scalp and create fake hair. It looks very realistic and it's near impossible to tell you are using it.

I love everything I have seen regarding "Man of Steel" EXCEPT that they didn't make Lois a BRUNETTE. It's such an easy thing to do, that the fact that they didn't bother to change her hair color boggles my mind. You wouldn't make Mary Jane a blonde, or Gwen Stacy a red-head, so why isn't Lois a BRUNETTE?! In most pictures so far Adams appears to be a red-head, or have strawberry-blonde hair. It bothers me. I see Amy Adams, not Lois Lane.

BTW, every time my woman watches "Body of Proof" (Dana Delany) on Hulu, all I hear is Lois Lane talking. Messes with my head! Same when she watches "Private Practice" (Tim Daly) I just hear Superman. ;)

I understand alot of people are split about the whole Amy Adams thing, but i will say this about her IMHO she is a Hell of alot prettier than Margo Kidder and is a way better actress than Kate Bosworth. So in my mind the movie have raise the standards for Lois. Plus, give her a chance people, most of what we've seen has been set photos,It'll look better in post production. Chill out and just see what comes, trust me they've got a while before they finish filming.

@breakubatman: I think you've misunderstood what I was saying - unless you really are of the school of thought which says absolutely nothing AT ALL should be changed - which isn't even true of the comics btw, which have constantly been 'reinterpreted' - in which case there's no argument which could sway you anyway...

So, for the sake of argument, considering this is what they're saying it is - a modernising of Superman for a new generation, respectful and mindful of the essence of the character, but not necessarily beholden to or an adaptation of any specific story or iteration from the comics - in other words, this is Superman Begins - and just as Nolan's Batseries has been both respectful to the comics, but also unafraid to be its own thing, I assume (hope) that that's the thinking here too.

So, as long as they get the essence of Lois Lane right - a tenacious, beautiful (and subjective opinions aside, Amy Admams IS beautiful) and strong go-getting reporter, does it really matter what her hair colour or age is? And you must be still in puberty if you think she's remotely 'old'. That must make me ancient and I don't feel ancient...