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Henry Cavill and DC, both have been hot topics of discussion all over the internet for recent few months. The repeated speculations of Cavill’s comeback in the bandwagon of DC withBlack Adamalong with some hot decisions taken by the new WBD leadership under David Zaslav continued to dominate the news. But finally, as our beloved Kal-El has returned, the actor shared some exciting details regarding his comeback.
Henry Cavill’s comeback as the big blue after years inBlack Adamfilled the audience with nostalgia and joy. The journey which started fromMan of Steelin 2011 catapulted Cavill’s popularity among the fans as the Superman who’s directly out from the pages of the comics. In a recent interview, he explained how delighted he was to choose his costume for his return as the Last Son of Krypton in The Rock movie.
Henry Cavill on Superman’s suit in Black Adam
Black Adamwhich brought Superman back on screen andHenry Cavill’spilot Superman movie,Man of Steel,have a strange similarity. Both the movies opened up to significantly low critic scores but took no time to be fan favorites. The moment Superman enters the screen in the mid-credit scene ofBlack Adam,the theater roared. A similar reaction was also posted byDwayne Johnsonhimself on his Twitter where he termed it “Audience Eruption”.
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Recently as theImmortalsactor spoke in theHappy Sad Confusedpodcast with MTV’s Josh Horowitz, the actor revealed why he chose that particular suit for his cameo. For Cavill, it was one of the most honoring moments in his career.
“It was a very powerful moment for me. I wasn’t too sure how I was going to feel, whether I was going to be, ‘Okay cool, back in the suit,’ or whether it was going to be something which was very emotionally connective, because I put the Man of Steel suit back on.”
He added that he chose the originalMan of Steelsuit for his comeback because of the nostalgia value added to it.
“And I chose that one in particular because of the nostalgia attached to the suit, and it was incredibly important for me to just be standing there and enjoying that moment. And, yeah, that is one of the top moments in my career, it feels great to have the opportunity to wear it again.”
Henry Cavill in Superman was an instant fan favorite. As soon as the audience spotted him, they never had to think twice about any other individual anchoring the role. Now as theMission: Impossible – Falloutactor has returned, he has officially confirmed that it is a long-term deal.
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Henry Cavill’s future at the DCU looks bright
Soon after Henry Cavill returned to his iconic role of the Kryptonian, DC went through a number of changes. Under the new WBD leadership of David Zaslav, the DC Cinematic Universe will now be called DCU which will be run by James Gunn and Peter Safran.
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On the other hand, aMan of Steelsequel with Cavill is also under development with rumors of an antagonist like Brainiac set to battle against Superman in the upcoming movie. By the words of the 39-year-old actor, it is assumed that this long-term plan with DCU has a lot of things for him. Some rumors even claim that the new heads might show intention to bring Zack Snyder back toMan of Steel 2.But that should be taken with a grain of salt as there are no confirmed sources yet.
Henry Cavill can be spotted inBlack Adamrunning in theaters near you.
Source:Happy Sad Confused podcast
Subham Mandal
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Subham Mandal is currently working as a content writer for FandomWire with an ardent interest in the world of pop culture. He has written more than 1000 articles on different spheres of modern pop culture and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. He’s also an experienced student journalist having demonstrated work experience with the Times of India. He aspires to be a column writer in the future.
