My Version Of Superman Is Essentially Of

There Is A Story That You Have To Tell Within A Certain Amount Of Time, And You Can Only Show So Much Of The Character. So As Much As The Script Is Born From The Source Material, There Are Certain Limitations.

I'm A Serious Geek. I Mean I Seriously Want To Own A Unicorn When I'm Older . . . Or A Pegasus . . . Yeah Pegasus Sounds Better.

Playing An Icon [superman], You Don't Try To Be An Icon Because That Defeats The Purpose. The Responsibility Attached Is Enormous, And The Realization That It Actually Really, Really Matters Meant That I Wanted To Put The Most Amount Of Work Into Representing The Character Properly.

I'd Rather Feel Empathy For A Character That's Fictional, So It Doesn't Quite Tie Into Personal Experience As Much.

A Large Amount Of Constant Activity Will Get Things Going. For Example, Training In The Morning Will Have Everything, All The Juices Flowing By The Time You Actually Get To Work. So, When You're At Work, You've Been Already Up For An Hour Or So Or Two Hours, And You're Raring To Go Where Everyone Else Is Still Wiping Sleep Out Of Their Eyes.