Angered by a few rumours doing the rounds, Russell Crowe has taken to Twitter to quash the gossip, and quash it good.
But before we go on...
Following speculation that Zack Snyder's upcoming Superman reboot would see Kal-El sent to Earth for safety because of a genetic anomaly, Russell Crowe has set the record straight.
Superman's origin, of course, sees him dispatched off Krypton as a child, that he might survive the planet's imminent destruction.
And that's exactly what will happen in Man of Steel, cementing Clark Kent's existance as the last living Kryptonian...ish.
The actor posted: "Ahem... as I was saying... my name is Jor-El, of Krypton, as my planet dies I send to you my son, Kal. So he may live."
Well, that's that then.
Man of Steel will debut on June 14. Here's a trailer or two for your viewing pleasure.
But before we go on...
**WARNING: As the headline suggests, this article contains spoilers. Thought you ought to know.**
Following speculation that Zack Snyder's upcoming Superman reboot would see Kal-El sent to Earth for safety because of a genetic anomaly, Russell Crowe has set the record straight.
Superman's origin, of course, sees him dispatched off Krypton as a child, that he might survive the planet's imminent destruction.
And that's exactly what will happen in Man of Steel, cementing Clark Kent's existance as the last living Kryptonian...ish.
The actor posted: "Ahem... as I was saying... my name is Jor-El, of Krypton, as my planet dies I send to you my son, Kal. So he may live."
Well, that's that then.
Man of Steel will debut on June 14. Here's a trailer or two for your viewing pleasure.
