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[Tapiel]

Interview de Goyer sur Man of Steel, Batman et plus largement la Justice League :

Q: Does everyone involved with Man of Steel feel a lot of pressure because of all the hype surrounding it?
A: Sure, there's a ton of pressure surrounding Man of Steel. WB has a lot riding on it - not just the Superman franchise, but the future of DC movies. More importantly, I think Zack, myself, Henry -- we just really want to give the fans the Superman film they deserve. The kind of Superman film I dreamed about making since I saw the first Donner film. I HOPE people like it as much as we do. Knock on wood.

Q: Would you be interested in writing the justice league film?
A: As a fan I have loved your work ever since I found it watching the blade trilogy. I'm a teenager and I go to an arts high school for film and your screenwriting has been pivitol in different productions that I have been apart of.

Q: How was your experience working with Christopher Nolan and how does has that effected your future and do you plan on collaborating with him in the future?
A: Working with Chris was definitely one of the best experiences of my life. But also hard as ****. Chris is an exhausting taskmaster. He will push you until you scream. But Chris also works harder than anyone I know and he has an incredible work ethic. I've learned a lot from Chris. I definitely think he helped me grow as both a writer and a director. I'd love to work with Chris again. I'd work on adapting the phone book if he asked me to. Chris instills a lot of loyalty in the people he works with.

Q:Who would win in a fight between Batman and Blade?
A: Batman would kick the **** out of Blade. I mean, come on. Given a head start and some planning, Batman might even be able to take down Superman. Seriously, are you REALLY asking that question?????

Q: Do you feel like the tone of films based on comic books is changing and if so is that a good or a bad thing?
A: Yes, I think films are changing because of comicbooks. And yes, I think that...that's a good thing. It used to be that Hollywood have a very preconceived notion about what a comicbook film should be -- basically, the Dick Tracy film, with lots of primary colors. I'd like to think that Blade and Batman Begins helped change that. In a way, I think comicbook films are just catching up to where comicbooks have been for the last 20 or 30 years

Q: You've worked with both the Nolan brothers. do they have different creative styles? approaches? or are they more similar than different?
also...your work...it's good!
A: The Nolan brothers are very different. In part, I think, because Jonah grew up more "American". He's got an American accent, as opposed to Chris, who was older when they moved here. But they are both fantastic collaborators.

Q: Which DC Heroes would you like to make a movie about?
A: Wonder Woman would be cool.

Q: The Dark Knight Trilogy is my favorite trilogy out there. My question is, how early on did you and the Nolan Brothers know what direction you were going to go in with the movies? Was is all planned out or did you take it one movie at a time?
A: The Dark Knight trilogy was definitely taken one movie at a time. That's just the way Chris likes to work. We had no idea whether Batman Begins was going to be successful. And after the Dark Knight, because of Heath and a lot of things, we weren't sure we had another film in us. It took us a long time to come around to an idea that we felt was a worthy follow-up.

Q: Please help settle a debate....
Is Superman playing monkey in the middle here, or is it two consecutive punches in the same direction?
A: Two consecutive punches in the same direction. He's beating the $$%% out of someone.

Q: Why do you think a Wonder Woman movie hasn't happened yet? And if it did, who would you want to play her?
A: I think Wonder Woman is a very difficult character to crack. More difficult than Superman, who is also more difficult than Batman. Also, a lot of people in Hollywood believe that it's hard to do a big action movie with a female lead. I happen to disagree with that. But that tends to be the prevailing wisdom. Hopefully, that'll change in the next few years. Who should play here? No idea...

Q: 1)Was it difficult navigating from Demon Toys to Batman?
2)Who came up with “Die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain”
3)What did characters like Joker and Bane look like in your head while you and the Nolan brothers were writing?
A: "Die a hero..." Man, no idea which one of us came up with that line. It was a LONG time ago and a lot of those specific moments tend to blur together. As for Bane and the Joker. The Joker was pretty much spot on. Bane was difficult. Always felt the character in the comics was great, but that the costume was ridiculous. I was impressed with the look that Chris came up with -- it was, frankly, a lot scarier than I'd imagined.

Q: Was John Byrne's Krypton an influence on your approach? Getting that vibe from some imagery and interviews. Miller, Loeb, and Brubaker were pretty key influences on the Dark Knight trilogy. What runs/stories would say are similar touchstones for Man of Steel?
A: Byrne's Krypton was definitely an influence, but not the only influence. Was also influenced by Alan Moore's stuff. All Star Superman. Geoff Johns' stuff. Even the old Curt Swan stuff.

Q: How long do you think you can dodge the JUSTICE LEAGUE questions?
A: Dude, I can dodge Justice League until the end of this AMA.

Q: The Dark Knight trilogy was amazing and im hoping Man of Steel blows us away even more so we can get that ****ing Justice League movie going!
A: In order for a Justice League film to happen, MOS has to be successful. That's up to you guys and about 80 million other people.

Q: Back during the Batman Begins days, you noted how you preferred Jake Gyllenhaal during the casting rounds. If you were to cast Bale's successor today, who would it be and why?
A: That's a hard question to answer -- it's impossible for me to think of Batman as anyone other than Bale at the moment. He approached the role with so much integrity and conviction.

Q: How would David Goyer do Green Lantern?
A: Better.

Q: Can we really trust Zach for a justice league movie?
A: Zack did an incredible job on MOS. Chris and I were both blown away by what he did. I am very proud to be associated with what he's come up with.

[Angelus]

Q:Who would win in a fight between Batman and Blade?
A: Batman would kick the **** out of Blade. I mean, come on. Given a head start and some planning, Batman might even be able to take down Superman. Seriously, are you REALLY asking that question?????

Q: How would David Goyer do Green Lantern?
A: Better.

BOOM !

[Tapiel]

Des propos extrêmement intéressants de Snyder, notamment sur le vol( et c'est exactement ce que j'ai ressenti dans les trailers).

Sur Henry Cavill :

“God, he’s so Supermanish it’s crazy! There was a telling moment – we put him in the Christopher Reeve costume, because we didn’t have a suit yet, we just had the old spandex suit. He stepped out of the trailer and no one laughed. It’s the difference between being Superman and dressing up like Superman. If I’m dressed up like Superman it’s like a Halloween costume. If you’re Henry it’s your clothes. It’s awesome. Watch the movie and you’re like ‘Holy shit, that’s Superman.’ And it’s not weird or crazy, it’s just cool.”

La capacité de Superman de voler :

“It’s a more violent experience. It’s raw. It takes effort to do it, and that’s what we were really going for. It’s almost like there’s this kind of Right Stuff quality to it. He’s constantly booming around, accelerating. You think he’s going as fast as he can and then it’s like ‘Yeeaahh!’ He’s always got an extra gear he can use.”

Sur Krypton :

“I really wanted my Krypton to be this kind of special place that’s immersive and totally different from Earth, but not unbelievable. And ancient. I really wanted to give this ancient feeling to Krypton. I love technology that’s rusty because it’s so old. It’s so advanced, but it’s so old. That was the kind of world that I tried to create. A dying world that’s ancient and torn apart.”

Ca fait quelques jours que nous avons une pléthore d'interviews... Je pensais que le film allait se faire plus discret après le troisième trailer, mais ce n'est pas le cas.

[NiradZedjati]

Au contraire, maintenant qu'Iron Man est sorti (sort dans quelques jours), c'est le moment de mettre le paquet sur la promo.

[Tapiel]

Oui, tant mieux j'en m'en réjouis.

Mais je pensais qu'ils allaient attendre la sortie d'Iron Man 3 aux Etats-Unis avant de vraiment commencer, d'où ma surprise. Puis il reste pas mal de temps, un peu moins de deux mois.

[Crazy-El]

En tout cas cette stratégie sur le film n'y est pas pour rien. Tout comme à toutes les fois qui a un nouveau film de Superman c'est toujours un événement en soi, celui-ci je crois ce sera une expérience de Cinéma sur Superman. Une nouvelle approche. Comme le disait Snyder, il n'a pas vraiment de compétitions entre Super-Héros, mais s'il en avait une c'est Superman qui gagnerait.

[Tapiel]

Petite interview de Cavill au Japon :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLlOXAPm ... e=youtu.be

[NiradZedjati]

J'adore toujours autant l'habillage kitch des télé japonaises

Sinon 7 nouvelles photos (low-rés) qui montrent un tant soi peu la jeunesse de Clark, sur l'une d'entre elle on voit Pete Ross pour la première fois, et sans surprise on apprend que ce dernier maltraite Clark avant de devenir son ami.















Enfin Amy Adams qui s'exprime sur son rôle dans le film.

The actress had been in talks to play the character in both McG's aborted Superman: Flyby and Bryan Singer's Superman Returns, so she was of course overjoyed to finally get the chance to bring her take on the iconic character to life on the big screen. "I have always identified with Lois. She is suited to my personality. When she came up for the third time, I was like, 'Okay, this is ridiculous. I have to play Lois'. I know other people have played the role, and others will play the role after me, but this was me putting my stamp on it."

As it turns out, that stamp will be very different to past versions; Man of Steel will instead feature a Lois Lane who is an, "independent, feisty woman, all of those things, but set in a more identifiable world." In other words, don't expect the same damsel in distress version that Margot Kidder played in Superman!"I loved that version, but we have moved on. She has become more a free ranging journalist, someone who likes to be hands on. The nature of the newspaper business has changed so much. There is so much more pressure." Finally, when asked about the relationship between her character and Henry Cavill's Clark Kent, she was careful not to give anything away, describing their dynamic only as, "a strong friendship".

[NiradZedjati]

Quelques images inédites/moins inédites...

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/nailbiter111/news/?a=78402

[Tapiel]

J'adore la photo de Clark en feu, vraiment.

Sinon, à votre avis, est-ce que Martian Manhunter pourrait être dans Man of Steel ? :

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/ ... s/?a=78398

[NiradZedjati]

J'en doute, et puis perso le mec en costume CGI n'est pas Lennix pour moi (je trouve qu'il ne lui ressemble pas).

Sinon un close focus sur Zod et sa combi.

[Tapiel]

Cunningham en réponse à un fan qui lui a dit avoir adoré le trailer :

"If you liked that trailer, I’ll tell you the comment one of our executives told me who saw the movie. He said that trailer doesn’t even give you one one hundreth of the action in that movie. So imagine that the next time you see it, which will be soon when you go home I’m sure.”

[NiradZedjati]

En même temps c'est le directeur marketing de WB, ne pas sire un truc pareil serait limite une faute professionnelle de sa part...bref c'est bien à entendre, mais il faut remettre cette déclaration dans son contexte, c'est à dire que c'est de la communication marketing...mais bon ça reste cool à entendre.

[Tapiel]

C'est sûr. Mais personnellement, j'ai pas besoin de ça pour savoir qu'ils ont en effet bien caché l'action dans les trailers. Les quelques retours sur le film s'entendent tous pour dire qu'elle est très présente ,donc...

Sinon Snyder à propos d'Hans Zimmer :

The challenges of creating a Superman score are daunting because Superman is so iconographic, said Snyder. I really feel like what Hans created is perfect. Subtle and stirring, epic and commanding. Honestly, Hans crushed it.

J'espère qu'il dit vrai. Car je suis pas totalement convaincu de ce que j'ai entendu dans le trailer(mis à part le début sur Krypton). J'ai vraiment hâte d'écouter tout ça.

Et quelques propos de Cavill qui commencent à se faire un peu répétitifs :

My goodness, a lot of preparation went into this role! I chose which material I wanted to draw from and that was basically the source material, the comic books.

"I didn't want to draw from previous TV shows or movies because those are other filmmaker's interpretations of this character.

"There's an honesty to Superman and the want and will do the right thing - that's all I tried to portray. I just thought - go to the source material, read some stuff in time for the screen test and provide an honest, straightforward, humble character."

''There's the opportunity to feel a lot of pressure, but I try and avoid that because the one lesson I've learned is I've done all the work now.

''There's no need to do anything but just work hard and strive towards victory. If I let pressure play a factor, it would be a detriment to my work and my personality.''

[NiradZedjati]

C'est une évidence que le trailer n'est là que pour mettre l'eau à la bouche, ce n'est que la face visible de l’iceberg...et en parlant de stratégie marketing, je trouverais assez cool l'idée de faire une autre vidéo virale en réponse à celle de Zod, je ne sais pas un truc du genre ou on voit une séquence d'un journal TV montrant des rassemblement dans le monde, en signe de soutien à Sup...ça serait bien de continuer à alimenter ce buzz alternatif, et de consolider cet univers (l'univers du film) qu'ils veulent nous "vendre", ça serait pas mal de leur part.

[lilcrew]

J'aime vraiment toutes les photos sauf celle de Zod et son casque. Mon dieu, ce qu'il craint!

Sinon, je suis le seul à trouver que l'acteur pour Clark ado a été parfaitement choisi?
C'est un mix de Tom Welling (smallville saison 1) et de Henri Cavill à 13ans

[Chocasse]

C'est un mix de Tom Welling (smallville saison 1) et de Henri Cavill

C'est clair ! C'est exactement ce que je me suis dit ^^ Bon choix physique en tout cas.

[RagingThérèse]

Perso Zod dans son armure me fait penser à la confrérie de l'acier dans fallout 3 .

et en parlant de stratégie marketing, je trouverais assez cool l'idée de faire une autre vidéo virale en réponse à celle de Zod, je ne sais pas un truc du genre ou on voit une séquence d'un journal TV montrant des rassemblement dans le monde, en signe de soutien à Sup...ça serait bien de continuer à alimenter ce buzz alternatif, et de consolider cet univers (l'univers du film) qu'ils veulent nous "vendre", ça serait pas mal de leur part.

Alors là, c'est une super idée, j'adorerais un truc du genre !

[Tapiel]

Propos de Cavill très honnêtes sur l'argent notamment :

God, all those people who say, “Oh no, the money doesn't matter.’ Yeah, right. They’re either mad, or they’re lying. I mean, come on. “Oh no, don’t pay me anything, it’s for the arts.” I’m sorry, no. Pay me the money. I’m not doing it for charity. I’m not a non profit organisation. Plus it’s expensive flying back and forward to LA. You need a job that pays money.

It was totally embarrassing, I wasn't in training. I wasn't feeling fit or looking good, and you put on a Lycra suit and it does not help it. I just thought, OK, I’m not getting this job. I’m fat Superman. It’ll be some really in-shape dude that when they step out they look amazing.

[lilcrew]

J'aime cette mentalité décomplexée des cainris vis-à-vis de l'argent . Tout le monde veut de la tune, c'est normal.

[Tapiel]

Moi aussi, ça me plaît fortement. Il n'y aucun mal à vouloir de l'argent, ni à être riche. C'est bien que des gens le reconnaissent honnêtement.

[Dyo]

J'aime cette mentalité décomplexée des cainris vis-à-vis de l'argent . Tout le monde veut de la tune, c'est normal.

Cavill est anglais ^^

[NiradZedjati]

Shannon parle encore du film (j’adore la 2éme partie, il n'a pas sa langue dans sa poche) :

[Man of Steel's] a big buildup. I'll tell you, I saw it last Monday -- it's worth it. It's going to blow everybody's socks off. And I know [WB's] probably pissed off, like I'm jinxing it or something and I shouldn't say that. I'll knock on wood just out of deference to the gods, but the movie is solid. It's gonna get the job done.

It's exhilarating. It's what Zack [Snyder] promised would happen, you know? Because I remember the first couple of days I was on set, I thought This is ridiculous. I look like an idiot. I don't look anything like General Zod. I'm a total failure. I went over to the screen for playback and it was ridiculous. All of us were wearing pajamas, basically. And there was this neon green set of stairs that was supposed to be our spaceship. So you see us all marching down these neon green stairs in our pajamas and I'm like, 'This looks like a Monty Python skit.' And he's like, "I know right now it looks pretty silly, but, two years from now, , it's going to look like the most badass thing you've ever seen in your life. And he's right.

I mean, it is their thing. It's not my thing. I'm not in that club. So, I have a respect for it. To people, it's like a religious experience and I don't discount that. I understand it. We're very sheltered from all that on set. I mean, yeah, if people want to know if it was a high pressure job -- it was very high pressure. And everybody felt a lot of anxiety about getting it right. But, Zack's strategy -- which is very intelligent -- is to keep everything very calm and fun and playful and not get tied up about it. Because if you get overly anxious about pleasing people, you can't make anything. You have to be relaxed and have a good time.

[lilcrew]

J'aime cette mentalité décomplexée des cainris vis-à-vis de l'argent . Tout le monde veut de la tune, c'est normal.

Cavill est anglais ^^

C'est vrai . Bah il est juste cool alors

[NiradZedjati]

De toute façon, anglais, américains...c'est la mentalité anglo-saxone tout ça (même si il y'a des différences de style entre le vieux et le nouveau continent), et on sait tous que les anglo-saxons sont assez décomplexés par rapport au fric.