Tom Holland is back as the Webbed Wonder, but he is getting a new look in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. He will be donning a new suit, and it is closer to the comic book costume.
Do you think it is an improvement? I do. But I am a purist.
Spider-Man 4 is slated to spin its web in theaters on July 31, 2006.
Nicholas Hoult and David Corenswet both auditioned for James Gunn’s Superman, but only one of them could be given the title role. As we know, the part went to Corennswet, while Hoult was cast as the villain Lex Luthor. And it looks like he took playing the bad guy seriously.
Corenswet decided to try the Trust Fall with his co-star, and it didn’t go as he planned. As soon as he fell backwards, Hoult walked away. Therefore, the Man of Steel hit the ground like a sheet of steel.
And that is why you never trust a villain or someone who lost out on the role to you.
As we know, David Cornswet is playing Superman in James Gunn’s take of the superhero. But he is not the only actor who auditioned for the role. Nicholas Hoult, who plays Lex Luthor, also tried out for the part, but didn’t get it.
Now, we know why. He can’t even open a water bottle on his own. He needed some help from Kent, Clark Kent. And that is why Hoult is the villain and not the Man of Steel.
Yesterday, they had the premiere of the new Superman movie in Hollywood, and we were seeing double on the red carpet, as in, two versions of Lex Luthor.
Smallville’s Michael Rosenbaum posed with Nicholas Hoult, the latest incarnation of the villain.
How super is it seeing them together? And with full heads of hair. That is the one downside about playing the role: shaving your head.
Nicholas Hoult is playing Lex Luthor in James Gunn’s Superman. Today, when he was on Today, he shared the crazy way he landed the role.
Hoult and Gunn follow each other on social media, so the actor reached out to the director and asked if they could grab coffee. He was hoping that if a role came up, he would keep him in mind.
Gunn did, and Hoult originally auditioned for the role of Superman. However, in the back of his head, he knew that he would be better off as the bad guy instead of the good one.
So after meeting David Corenswet, he knew that he would be the perfect person for The Man of Steel. Therefore, he was not surprised when Gunn offered him the part of the villain.
If you are going to play Luthor, then you need to have a shaved head. Who got the honors? He let his son, Joaquin, 7, do it!
Hoult is excited for his son to be able to see this movie because it is kid-appropriate. It is also adult-friendly. He told Craig Melvin, “When I saw it for the first time, I left the theater, I just felt like hopeful for humanity, for what I can bring to the world and the goodness I can bring, and the goodness in others.”
That is something we all need these days. We need to be reminded that there are more good people than bad. However, that is not that easy in the current climate.
