Lame Ass Actor "Signed" For Lame Ass Fan Film

Cupsogue Pictures announced today that Martin Richardson will play the world's greatest hero, Superman, in the new fan-film 'Superman: Requiem'.

The film will be directed by Gene Fallaize, who said, "We had quite an exhaustive search to try and find our perfect Superman and we went through hundreds of finalists before the auditions even began, but when Martin walked into the room I instantly knew we had our Superman. Martin has showed total dedication to the character already and has proved that he is perfect for the role, and on behalf of everyone involved I am delighted to welcome him to the team."

Fallaize, along with Tony Cook and Daniella Pellegrini are the producers of the high- value film. The screenplay was written by Gene Fallaize

Richardson recently performed in "You Wouldn't Know Him... He Lives in Texas..." at London's Roundhouse Theatre, and appears in the upcoming short "Siren Syndrome".

Filming is due to commence in May across the UK ahead of a November 2011 release, and will be available for streaming and free download.

'Superman: Requiem' is produced by Cupsogue Pictures in association with Eagle House Pictures.

'Superman: Requiem' on the web: http://www.themanofsteelisback.com
'Superman: Requiem' on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/supermanrequiem.

thecolorsblend wrote:Not sure I believe that, dude. BJ The Bartender is a pretty tough act to follow when it comes to horrible portrayals.

Apologist Puncher wrote:

thecolorsblend wrote:Not sure I believe that, dude. BJ The Bartender is a pretty tough act to follow when it comes to horrible portrayals.

A bit of hyperbole on my part, for sure. But look at the stupid cunts saying he looks "better" than Henry Cavill.

Which is worse?

Apologist Puncher wrote:And guess what? They are going to ape the Donner films for this shit-fest!

But get this: Their "Superman" LOSES HIS POWERS for the majority of their "film"!

What an ORIGINAL take on the material, no?

thecolorsblend wrote:I'm so freaking sick of Richard Donner and that particular version of the mythos.

Mmm, it's a way to excuse their minimal budget. Yeah, this has been done a lot but I could overlook this part of the deal.

On the other hand, certain effects techniques can be done on a home computer and look pretty convincing. There are YouTube vids aplenty teaching you how. So hmm.