Tugging on Superman's Cape

The FX artist behind the Man of Steel's iconic red and blue costume talks about the upcoming film.

By mrcomicguy - Dec 14, 2004 12:12 AM EST
Filed Under: Superman
Source: Moviehole

Alec Gillis, who did the special effects for Alien vs. Predator, talked to Moviehole about his work on the upcoming Superman movie.

"[W]e're doing the costume component, sort of like what we did on Spider-Man 1 and 2," he told the Web site. Will the costumer be similar to the Richard Donner film's original? "I think that, without spilling anyone's beans, fans of the comic book will not be disappointed," Gillis said.

Regarding Bryan Singer's prospects for making a good movie, he said: "Well, look at the X-Men movies, particularly the first one. I like how he roots things in reality. So I think he's going to do a great job."

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