MAN OF STEEL Actor Henry Cavill Reportedly Still Wants To Play Superman In A Potential Sequel

MAN OF STEEL Actor Henry Cavill Reportedly Still Wants To Play Superman In A Potential Sequel

Even though Superman showed up in Shazam!, Henry Cavill hasn't suited up as the character since 2017. Will we ever see him put on the cape again? Well, it looks like Cavill is still willing to play him...

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By KWilly - Jul 25, 2019 11:07 AM EST
Filed Under: Man of Steel
Fans have been hoping for some kind of official Man of Steel 2 announcement from Warner Bros. for quite some time now. Unfortunately, we haven't had any updates in a while, and the chances of it ever happening are looking slim.

The studio simply appears to have prioritized other characters, and it may be some time before they return to the iconic DC hero. That being said, it seems Henry Cavill would still be open to reprising the role of the Last Son of Krypton, if given the chance. 

Roger Roecken tweeted out that he met Cavill at San Diego Comic-Con, and here's what the actor had to say when asked about a potential return as Superman.


Nice to see he is still open to donning the cape again, but at the end of the day, the decision is out of his hands. 

Would you like to see Cavill return to the role of Superman one day? Leave your thoughts down below. 
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Spidey91
Spidey91 - 7/25/2019, 11:58 AM
"Hollywood actor still interested in eating, more at 11" :p
I mean, of course he's still interested. and gotta give it to him, WB made the guy dirty 3 times (4 if you count his character's cameo in Shazam) and he's still interested in working with them, that is some resolve.
v1101011
v1101011 - 7/25/2019, 11:59 AM
Great. Now if Warner Bros can just pull their collective heads out of their asses and stop pushing trash movies through so a few execs can collect their "made release date" bonus. Hire Stephen McFeely and Christopher Markus, get a competent director on-board, and roll cameras.
MuadDib
MuadDib - 7/25/2019, 12:00 PM
DC’s problem is WB and now AT&T...

AT&T is gonna ruin DC and HBO
tmp3
tmp3 - 7/25/2019, 12:03 PM
@MuadDib - HBO's still going strong. Their biggest mistake was giving full creative control to D&D, but they also released the two best seasons of TV this year with Barry & Chernobyl.
WB Pictures has always been hit or miss. Hope they still take big chances like Blade Runner 2049 and Dune though, and there's more Mad Max films coming too now that the law suit's been resolved according to Miller.
Philip
Philip - 7/25/2019, 1:33 PM
@tmp3 - Their biggest mistake was trusting Martin when he said he'll have the next book ready by the time they get there.
DalekCraigWasson
DalekCraigWasson - 7/25/2019, 2:18 PM
@tmp3 - AT&T just recently bought them; the changes haven't trickled down yet. GoT, Chernobyl, and Barry are from the old regime. AT&T wants HBO to change their amount of shows and attention to quality. For years HBO has worked on the mentality of less quantity of shows but higher quality.

Not ever HBO show to everyone's taste, and they would let the D&Ds do whatever they wanted, but there is a clear difference between that and the Netflix model AT&T is adamant HBO joins: commission literally everything and hope that 1 amazing, biggest hit ever show comes out of the 20 shit ones you asked for at the same time.
MuadDib
MuadDib - 7/25/2019, 3:19 PM
@DalekCraigWasson - Exactly what I was referring to. In a few years HBO will be almost unrecognizable. AT&T is going to have HBO not only increase the # of shows they make, increasing their loss rate, but are going to dilute the brand with HBOMax.

And it sounds like Swamp Thing go cancelled bc it was too horror orientated, and they wanted more of a CW feel. Terrible management decisions.
DalekCraigWasson
DalekCraigWasson - 7/25/2019, 5:15 PM
@MuadDib - 100% agree. Long live the fighters of Muad'Dib!

Even putting the GoT stuff aside, HBO had had a great year. Chernobyl had enormous cultural impact, you couldn't get away from it online, and Barry had fantastic reception as well. Big Little Lies had more criticism but was still popular. Not to mention Euphoria, Years and Years, and the upcoming Watchmen show from the Leftovers team and His Dark Materials (with anti-Church stuff included unlike the film), and this might be the last year we get an HBO that is swinging for the fences on every show they make.
MDFPodcast
MDFPodcast - 7/25/2019, 6:42 PM
@DalekCraigWasson - Just putting it out there - Euphoria is great! Zendaya really gets to stretch her acting muscles.
Frshcoupe
Frshcoupe - 7/25/2019, 12:02 PM
Im calling it now, a writer or director from the MCU is gonna do the sequel
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