Director Zack Snyder and actor Henry Cavill have revealed that they're still eager to do the sequel to 2013 film 'Man of Steel'. Meanwhile, producer Charles Roven says that 'Man of Steel 2' is being considered but may not arrive anytime soon because of other
DC Comics
films
Warner Bros.
has planned, reported Ace Showbiz.
Henry Cavill would 'love' to be the next James Bond "I think if we could get a good script it would be great to have a standalone Superman movie. I think that would be fun to do," Snyder said.
"Part of the reason we haven't announced the standalone Superman movie was to support some of the events of ('Dawn of Justice')."
Cavill agreed that the planned DC slate was one reason 'Man of Steel 2' hadn't happened.
"I do believe it depends upon the success of this movie. If this goes well then we can start to negotiate with Warner Bros. To develop a standalone Superman, but they've got their plan set out for other stuff and Justice Leagues and various other movies. It's about finding the time really. It's something I would be very keen to do," he said.
While it's still unclear when 'Man of Steel 2' will happen, Superman will return to the DCEU in "Justice League Part One" that's scheduled to hit US theatres on November 17, 2017.
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