Man Of Steel: Superman's Sidekick May Be 'Jenny' Olsen

[General Zod]

http://www.policymic.com/articles/23877/man-of-steel-superman-s-sidekick-may-be-jenny-olsen

Here is a thought. Let's have General Zod played by a woman,and Faora played by a man.

 

[milagros317]

Jenny would be preferable to Jimmy if she has a few barefoot scenes. 😛

 

[Dussicar]

Unless it's under super duper wraps, I'll bet IMDB would have the cast list. When is this movie coming out?

I really want to see Bizzaro make an appearance, though. In any Superman movie, for that matter. He wouldn't be crappy either. They could CG or latex him up to look pretty ghastly and instead of childish antics he could be not too bright, posessing dark humor. Perhapse enough to make him likeable. but also a tad on the violent side although he dosen't actually have to be a bad guy. More of a vigilante type or whatever.

 

[Sandrock74]

So, which would you rather have, a race lift or a gender swap? Both really bother me. Do it right, or just don't bother doing it.

 

[Cosmo_ac]

What, you hadn't heard already? They also decided to reinvent Clark's love interest. Instead of Lois Lane, it's going to be Louis Lane. They decided that, because Clark feels "alienated" (no pun intended), as he is recognized as an "Other", from a socialogical standpoint when one looks at his position in society, that it would work well to change Lois into a homosexual male, or "other", who is also alienated from society, and is able to better understand his feelings of being different from the "norm's" of society. It's really very high-brow, once you think about it.

 

[General Zod]

What, you hadn't heard already? They also decided to reinvent Clark's love interest. Instead of Lois Lane, it's going to be Louis Lane. They decided that, because Clark feels "alienated" (no pun intended), as he is recognized as an "Other", from a socialogical standpoint when one looks at his position in society, that it would work well to change Lois into a homosexual male, or "other", who is also alienated from society, and is able to better understand his feelings of being different from the "norm's" of society. It's really very high-brow, once you think about it.

It is over my head 😛