Hugo Bosshas just launched its Fall/Winter eyewear campaign, and of course that means more of Henry in some stylish glasses. He was announced as ambassador for the brand earlier this year. Check out all the new pics and videos! --MORE on Boss' site.
For those who missed the chance to get tickets to the now sold outworld premiere of Nomis at the LA Film Festival next Friday, director David Raymond has just launched a competition for you!
Just a few days after Henry gave us a motorized preview of how he'll look riding his horse in The Witcher, a new fan pic shows he's already in Budapest!
The Netflix show is expected to begin filming in that beautiful Hungarian city soon, so we imagine he's doing some pre-production work and settling in.
That country's issue of Men's Health is out, and we now have a first look at the cover. A few days ago we showed you the cover of the magazine's Collector's Edition. Both photos are from Henry's shoot at Warner Bros. Leavesden last year.
Henry was also featured in the December 2017 issue of Men's Health UK. Catch up on everything from the hot shoot: 1/2/3/4/5.
"Here’s a #throwback to when I met him right before he went off to shoot Man of Steel."
Since the "exciting" day when the internet broke down over a report (quickly dismissed by Henry's manager) that claimed he was no longer going to play Superman, those who have met him have been sharing their support for him. Daniel (top pic) had a chance to hang out with Henry in LA, when he still had long hair! (which may return for his role in The Witcher).
"When they were filming Man Of Steel in Vancouver, I was the bartender at his go-to spot so we got to drink a lot of Gentleman Jack and shoot the shit. He legit knew the lore and science behind why the size of Earth compared to the size of Krypton was the reason for Superman’s powers." Luch remembered what makes Henry the ultimate Superman: His respect for the character and what it means to play him.
Rugby player Niki Goneva reposted his 2013 photo with Henry, simply hashtagging his feelings after meeting him in Jersey.
As we wait for official word on what's next for Henry as Supes, it's so great to see the incredible support he's received from all over the world. Keep the online cheering going so Warner Bros. can hear you!
The Hollywood Reporter shook the DC world today, after reporting that Henry is out as Superman, citing scheduling conflicts and a change in direction at the studio. You can read their story here.
As the internet reacted to the news, Henry's manager issued this statement...
Be peaceful, the cape is still in his closet. @wbpictures has been and continues to be our partners as they evolve the DC Universe. Anticipate a WB statement later today.
Garcia's post, was indeed followed by a Warner Bros. carefully worded statement.
"While no decisions have been made regarding any upcoming Superman films, we’ve always had great respect for and a great relationship with Henry Cavill, and that remains unchanged."
So that is where things stand now. We'll continue to bring you updates as they develop.
Henry has been an incredible Superman, showing how much he really cares about the character so it would be sad to see him leave the role. But you never know what's around the corner, and we have no doubt whatever decision is made, he'll come out on top.
For now, here's this from director Zack Snyder. #Hope
Nomis will have its world premiere at the LA Film Festival on Friday, September 28. The David Raymond directed film will close out the fest at The Arclight Hollywood.
First, let’s talk about Closing Night. Presumably, erstwhile big screen Superman and occasionally mustachioed Mission: Impossible antagonist Henry Cavill doesn’t have a whole lot of time in-between mega-blockbusters to make taut indie thrillers, right? So when he does, you know it must be something special. Which is precisely the case with first-time director David Raymond’s new psychological crime drama Nomis.
Also starring Sir Ben Kingsley, Nathan Fillion, Minka Kelly, Alexandra Daddario and Stanley Tucci, the film’s plot is thus: when the police trap an online predator, they soon realize that the extent of his crimes goes far beyond that of his own psychological trauma.
Says LA Film Festival Director Jennifer Cochis: “As a festival that’s always championed new voices, it’s only fitting to be closing this year with the work of a first time writer-director,” describing the selection as “a thrilling film made all the more terrifying by the performances from his incredible cast.”
Organizers also released some new Nomis stills and an updated synopsis:
When police trap online predator Simon Stulls, they soon realize that the extent of his crimes go far beyond that of his own psychological trauma. Nothing quite makes sense, that is until people involved in the case, on both sides of the law, start getting murdered…
Tickets for the premiere screening are now on sale rush line only.
