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Inspired by ‪@shreethecreator3204‬.




Here's what the proposed 2009 sequel to 2006's "Superman Returns," titled "Superman: The Man of Steel" could've been made after the massive success of 2006's "Superman Returns" and I recreate this trailer (made back in February 2008) of this sequel!



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Directed by: Bryan Singer
Screenplay by: Michael Dougherty & Dan Harris
Story by: Bryan Singer, Michael Dougherty & Dan Harris
Based on: Characters appearing in comic books published by DC Comics
Produced by: Jon Peters, Bryan Singer and Gilbert Adler
Starring: Brandon Routh, Kate Bosworth, James Marsden, Frank Langella, Eva Marie Saint, Parker Posey, Kal Penn, Sam Huntington, Kevin Spacey, and Tristan Lake Leabu, and possibly Mickey Rourke as Brainiac (the main antagonist)
Cinematography: Newton Thomas Sigel
Edited by: John Ottman & Elliot Graham
Music by: John Ottman
Production companies: Warner Bros. Pictures, Legendary Pictures, DC Entertainment, Peters Entertainment, Bad Hat Harry Productions, Outback Pictures Inc. and Red Sun Productions (uncredited)
Release Date: Summer 2009


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This proposed sequel was directed by Bryan Singer and screenplay by Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris from a story by Dougherty, Harris and Singer. Jon Peters, Gilbert Adler and Singer returning to produce it, while Chris Lee, Thomas Tull, Scott Mednick, and William Fay returned to executive produce the sequel. John Ottman returned to compose the score. Brandon Routh, Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth, Sam Huntington, Frank Langella, and Tristan Lake Leabu reprising their roles from "Returns." Dougherty/Harris' screenplay will focused on the main antagonist, Brainiac's arrival on Earth and Superman faces off against him, after the events of "Returns." The sequel was scheduled for a summer 2009 theatrical release date, while Singer promised a more action-oriented sequel, comparing it to Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan in terms of tone and spectacle.


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Four months before the release of Superman Returns, Warner Bros. Pictures announced a summer 2009 theatrical release date for a sequel, with Bryan Singer returning to direct, and Brandon Routh, Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth, Sam Huntington, Frank Langella, and Tristan Lake Leabu reprising their roles. Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris were also expected to return to pen the screenplay. However, the studio expressed some reluctance to move forward with a follow-up after the film premiered to underwhelming box office in spite of positive reviews. The higher-ups decided that the budget for a sequel cannot go higher than $175 million, as the prior film cost a whopping $204 million. Singer promised a more action-oriented sequel, comparing it to Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan in terms of tone and spectacle. Reportedly, the premise in early outlines by Dougherty and Harris concerned the sun-stone island that Superman hurled into outer space. As the large mass of Kryptonian technology continues to grow, it attracts Brainiac to the Milky Way, having first become aware of Superman when one of his probes surveyed him during his five-year trip in the crystal spacecraft exploring the lost remnants of Krypton. When Brainiac's spacecraft arrives, Superman greets him, with Brainiac deceiving him by appearing to be an ordinary Kryptonian survivor like him, asking why he hasn't re-educated Earth's natives to improve their lifestyle. Superman explains he has sworn not to interfere with the natural progress of human society, but Brainiac disagrees and begins to interact with various nations, eventually causing wars to break out. As a result, Superman becomes a pariah and investigates the innards of Brainiac's ship, finding an army of clone bodies that resemble the visitor and learning that he is actually a ruthless artificial intelligence that's responsible for Krypton's doom. Brainiac has chosen Jason White, Superman's biological son with Lois Lane, as his genetic host, causing him to rapidly age into full adulthood, thus Superman finds he has no choice but to sacrifice his only son in order to put an end to the threat of Brainiac. Filming was to start in mid-2007, but when Singer halted development in favor of helming Valkyrie, it was then pushed back to March 2008; Dougherty and Harris soon left in favor of other career opportunities. Singer still listed the sequel as a priority during that time, stating that the film was in early development, with Routh expecting filming to begin in early 2009 for a possible summer 2010 release. Ultimately though, Warner Bros. pulled the plug on the sequel in favor of rebooting the franchise; the rest, as they say, is history.