Here's the transcript of the Interview:

"I have made a concerted effort to focus purely on the source material, which is the comic. I personally believe to focus too much on other people's interpretation of the source material is going to detract from my performance and my interpretation.

It's a wonderful opportunity and there is so much material there. And there is such a wealth of…way he is represented across all the comics. That it's a deep well to choose from. Daily, I'm learning more. Because as I'm experiencing it, as I'm performing…I'm…As you say, if you were to look at George Reeves, and Christopher Reeves and all that. I'm doing bits myself and therefore learning more about the character. Because hopefully if I do my job right, I'll be remembered and maybe fifteen years in the future someone will be saying Henry Cavill when the next chap is playing Superman."

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Series Premiere October 28th Fridays 9/8c

Empire have finally asked the question all of us having been hoping someone would – 'Will General Zod ask Superman to kneel?'. Watch the video below to see Shannon's response.

Any guesses to what's happening in this scene??

Chronicle hits theaters on February 3rd, 2012.

Cast: Michael B. Jordan, Alex Russell, Dane DeHaan, Ashley Hinshaw, Michael Kelly

"The story focuses on the lives of three Portland teens that become exposed to a mysterious substance in the woods, and, as a result, begin to develop incredible powers. They work together to hone their skills for fun, until personal and family problems begin to turn them against one another."

Chronicle trailer courtesy 20th Century Fox.

The actor who plays Jor-El in the upcoming Superman reboot shares on his Twitter about doing his fighting scene with Michael Shannon's villainous character, dishing, 'He's very hard to put down.' Russell Crowe has given some tidbits from "Man of Steel" which is currently filming in Vancouver.

The actor who plays the titular character's Kryptonian father Jor-El posted some tweets about doing a fighting scene with Michael Shannon's villainous character, General Zod. Taking to his Twitter account on Wednesday, October 19, Crowe shared that General Zod is an enemy who is very hard to defeat. He wrote, 

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Well it's not more Heroes.  It's not even comic book related, more like fairy tales.  That's right. Fairy Tales but with a Constantine type twist.  I've given up feeling hopeful for scifi on television, but this one might have a chance. It's certainly gotten my attention.  Let's all hope it has what it takes!

Remember the fairy tales your parents used to tell you before bedtime? Well, those weren't stories, they were warnings. Coming this Fall to NBC. Fridays 9/8c.

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What can I say about this short film? This is just true brilliant artistry! Kudos HESHE

You asked for it and we delivered. At last, the long-awaited (and most requested) HISHE take on How The Dark Knight Should Have Ended. We've got a few tricks up our sleeve on this one (including making a pencil disappear). Enjoy! After all, life's too short to be so serious! Check out our website: http://www.howitshouldhaveended.com for exclusive content! How It Should Have Ended Comedy Series Batman Joker Superman Two-faced DC Comics SciFi Horror Action

Justice League: Doom finds Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Cyborg and Batman on their heels when a team of super villains discover and implement the Dark Knight's "contingency plans" for stopping any rogue Justice League member.

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