MAN OF STEEL: Henry Cavill States That The Money Matters; Recalls Initial Audition

MAN OF STEEL: Henry Cavill States That The Money Matters; Recalls Initial Audition

The British actor revealed that he truly cares about the green during a recent interview in the latest issue of GQ magazine. Additionally he also talks about how he felt when first auditioning for Superman. Hit the jump for the details!

By WesleyGibson - Apr 28, 2013 10:04 PM EST
Filed Under: Superman
Source: Metro



In the pantheon of superheroes, Superman is the most recognized and revered character of all time. Clark Kent/Kal-El (Henry Cavill) is a young twenty-something journalist who feels alienated by powers beyond his imagination. Transported years ago to Earth from Krypton, a highly advanced, distant planet, Clark struggles with the ultimate question 'Why am I here?' Shaped by the values of his adoptive parents Martha (Diane Lane) and Jonathan Kent (Kevin Costner), Clark discovers having extraordinary abilities means making difficult decisions. When the world is in dire need of stability, an even greater threat emerges. Clark must become a Man of Steel, to protect the people he loves and shine as the world’s beacon of hope – Superman.




During an interview in the next upcoming issue of GQ magazine, they got the chance to catch up with Henry Cavill, who will star as the american icon Superman in the next upcoming Supes film Man of Steel, directed by Zack Snyder. When asking Cavill about how money plays a part of his job, he went on to state that it's the one of the most essential elements. 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 nonprofit organisation. Plus it’s expensive flying back and forward to LA. You need a job that pays money.

Cavill, during the interview, recalls how he felt during his audition to portray Clark Kent/Superman. He initiall felt that he wasn't right for the role and that it wasn't coming to him. 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. For the full interview, be sure to catch up on the latest issue of GQ magazine coming this June, and stay tuned to CBM for more Man of Steel news as it follows.









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