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not wanting to take your job over FP, but here's an update from Supermanhomepage.com
November 30, 2004: Lois Lane Rumors and Digital Character Advancements for Superman Movie
Rumors surrounding who might be cast as Lois Lane for the new Superman movie are circulating again.
Our recent Lois Lane casting poll had Evangeline Lily as the fan's top pick from the six rumored choices. Unfortunately Evangeline Lily had to drop out of the race. As did Natalie Portman, who, it's claimed, was not interested in the part. Lily couldn't do the film because of her commitment to "Lost", on ABC. Fansite Superman-V.com produced a new list of top choices, all of them potentially interesting.
Kate Bosworth ('Under the Sea'), who was also among top contenders to play Sue Storm in 'Fantastic Four', is said to be interested and considered. Elisha Cuthbert, from '24' and 'The Girl Next Door', who might be a little young , is also looked at. But most surprising is Romeo's Juliet, Clare Danes. Her star is on the rise again after 'Terminator 3' and acclaimed indy 'Stage Beauty'.
In other movie news, Backstage.com published an article on the recent "The Digital Studio Summit" in Santa Monica. A section of the article mentioned the advancements in digital character creation in relation to the new Superman movie...
Culver City, Calif.-based Sony Pictures Imageworks also announced refinements in its digital human R&D. During the same panel, Sony Pictures Imageworks president Tim Sarnoff reported that the company's work in this area is "so far advanced beyond "Spider-Man 2," which is now two-year-old technology." He said that moviegoers will see far more complex digital actors in future superhero movies, including a third "Spider-Man" film and "Superman."
November 30, 2004: Lois Lane Rumors and Digital Character Advancements for Superman Movie
Rumors surrounding who might be cast as Lois Lane for the new Superman movie are circulating again.
Our recent Lois Lane casting poll had Evangeline Lily as the fan's top pick from the six rumored choices. Unfortunately Evangeline Lily had to drop out of the race. As did Natalie Portman, who, it's claimed, was not interested in the part. Lily couldn't do the film because of her commitment to "Lost", on ABC. Fansite Superman-V.com produced a new list of top choices, all of them potentially interesting.
Kate Bosworth ('Under the Sea'), who was also among top contenders to play Sue Storm in 'Fantastic Four', is said to be interested and considered. Elisha Cuthbert, from '24' and 'The Girl Next Door', who might be a little young , is also looked at. But most surprising is Romeo's Juliet, Clare Danes. Her star is on the rise again after 'Terminator 3' and acclaimed indy 'Stage Beauty'.
In other movie news, Backstage.com published an article on the recent "The Digital Studio Summit" in Santa Monica. A section of the article mentioned the advancements in digital character creation in relation to the new Superman movie...
Culver City, Calif.-based Sony Pictures Imageworks also announced refinements in its digital human R&D. During the same panel, Sony Pictures Imageworks president Tim Sarnoff reported that the company's work in this area is "so far advanced beyond "Spider-Man 2," which is now two-year-old technology." He said that moviegoers will see far more complex digital actors in future superhero movies, including a third "Spider-Man" film and "Superman."