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Antje Traue to Play Female Villain Faora in Man Of Steel [Updated]
Zack Snyder's Superman reboot, Man of Steel, may finally be zeroing in on an actress to play the film's female villain. There's been some debate over whether or not the role is Ursa (played by Sarah Douglas in Superman and Superman II), the accomplice of General Zod (played in Man of Steel by Michael Shannon) comic book villain Faora (who was the inspiration for Ursa), or an entirely new character. Deadline doesn't have the answer, but they do say that whoever the female villain is, German actress Antje Traue (Pandorum) is the frontrunner for the part. If she does get the role, she'll be joining a cast that includes Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Diane Lane, and Kevin Costner.[Update: Variety reports that Antje has the role and that role is Faora. Variety also speculates that Man of Steel will use "the version of Faora that debuted in Action Comics #779 as a Pokolistanian aide of General Zod. That character was an orphan metahuman with the ability to disrupt molecular bonds, which allowed her to create a mutagenic virus that served as the linchpin of Zod's plan."]Man of Steel is set to hit theaters December 2012.»
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Josh Schwartz & Jamie Moss Lose Out On Screenwriting Credits For 'X-Men: First Class'
Sheldon Turner Of 'Up In The Air' Gets A "Story-By" Credit For His 'Magneto' Script Elements That Were Used How many screenwriters does it take to write an "X-Men" film? Or alternate lede: Screenplay credits are a tricky matter. Just ask "Up In The Air" screenwriter Sheldon Turner. He wrote the original draft of the Jason Reitman film, but things turned semi-ugly during the 2009 Oscar campaign when Reitman essentially said--perhaps in not so many words, but close--that he had never read Turner's draft and had adapted the screenplay on his own from Walter Kirn's novel. Still, Turner received his…»
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