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Gus Olvera
1 year ago

I love these. I’m a big Superfan but it’s been awhile since I’ve visited this universe it. I was 5 years old the first time I saw it in a theater near Chicago. I remember the curtains were mustard yellow. Good times. Love the podcast too. Keep up the good work. P.S. whare are Jim and Dolores’ pics from Niagra Falls?

Brandon Miles
3 years ago

What is the story behind the 9-year old Clark photos? Were scenes actually shot? They look like costume tests for scenes they intended to shoot, but never had time or were abandoned?

Brandon

David Baber
3 years ago

Hello, my late grandfather Maurice Gillett was lighting gaffer on the movie and I visited the Pinewood sets during the time when Brando was there, I was wondering if some of the photos were from my late grandfathers collection? He always took photos on films he worked on. He was great friends with Christopher and his death hit my late grandfather badly, he always said he was the nicest man in show business.

Martin Dallard
4 years ago

Wow! Talk about Aladdin’s cave…
Thank you so much for posting all these behind the scenes photos, of what has to be one of my all time favourite films. Have you guys thought about putting a coffee table book out with all these goodies inside? I was fascinated to see the photos of Glenn Ford with the 9yr old Clark on the farm. Were any scenes actually shot, do you know?
many thanks.

6 years ago

THis website is awesome!! Chris Reeve is awesome actor!! I m really sorry about what happened to the man in his horseridding accident and sorry he’s no longer alive. I enjoyed seeing the photos behind the scenes of the making of Superman the movie. I’m interested in getting into acting myself and finding out more .

6 years ago

This is a treasure library you fine folks have put together. I don’t think Richard Donner, Tom Mankiewicz, et al gt nearly enough credit for reinventing fantasy cinema alongside Lucas & Spielberg; plus, the mammoth production of Superman I & II alone earns it an extraordinarily special place in cinema history.

Thank you for all your hard work and dedication.