Nice to see Henry enjoying Florida.
Here's the lighter version posted by @brookemcclassy..
Thanks for sharing guys!
Saturday, December 10, 2016
Lucky Saturday: Fans Meet Henry In Fort Lauderdale
Nice to see Henry enjoying Florida.
Here's the lighter version posted by @brookemcclassy..
Thanks for sharing guys!
Friday, December 9, 2016
Henry Admits He'd Love To Play A 'Star Wars' Villain
Ever since director Zack Snyder shared this photo of Henry as the villain in Star Wars back in 2014, we haven't stopped thinking of just how amazing it would be for him to actually star in that epic franchise. With Rogue One set to open next week, today Henry confirmed he's ready to go! (and we're already working out the details for the #HenryforStarWars campaign). His post comes after Zack released a Batman v Superman/Star Wars mashup that you really can't miss.
Henry was in Fiji last month, and it looks like that's where this picture could be from. He has a really busy year ahead of him, with Justice League and Sand Castle set for release in 2017. But who knows.. maybe in the near future we also get to see him in a galaxy far, far away. Cue the heavy breathing..
https://t.co/YDYQ10IjTK— OCEAN REEF (@oceanreefgroup) December 14, 2016
...when you happen to find out that #Superman digs your gear;)
Henry Cavill https://t.co/Ir6cx40knB
P.S. via Below H2O Scuba Diving:
"Glad to see Henry is using his certification that he got from BELOW H2O SCUBA !!!!!!!!"
Henry was certified, as he prepared to shoot the underwater scene in Man of Steel. LEARN MORE.
Thursday, December 8, 2016
Send A Cavill Conservation eCard, Henry's Message Included!
Today Henry sent out his holiday ecards to cavillconservation.com subscribers, thanking them personally for their support.
Cavill Conservation is also offering you the chance to create your own card (Henry's greeting included), to benefit his adopted family at Durrell Wildlife:
"By sending them a #CavillConservation ecard, you're ensuring the best care for Henry's adopted bat and gorillas this Christmas."
First e-card from the season. Thanks 😘#HenryCavill #CavillConservation @DurrellWildlife @HenryCavillOrg @HenryCavillNews pic.twitter.com/ngd5z6iiUN— Becks (@elyrmmtz) December 8, 2016
Cavill Conservation is also offering you the chance to create your own card (Henry's greeting included), to benefit his adopted family at Durrell Wildlife:
"By sending them a #CavillConservation ecard, you're ensuring the best care for Henry's adopted bat and gorillas this Christmas."
Images: Henry Cavill/Durrell
CREATE YOUR HOLIDAY ECARD HERE
Santa will be delivering holiday treats to the animals at the park this weekend. We'll share those pics when they're in!
#Santa’s Grotto is ready for ‘Christmas at Durrell’! 🎅 🎄https://t.co/s1UrO5CS0i pic.twitter.com/0A8APYcELA— Durrell Wildlife (@DurrellWildlife) December 6, 2016
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Super Jedi Rules, In Zack Snyder's 'Star Wars' Fan Film
It's been a geek-heaven kind of day.
Director Zack Snyder just released what he called a "fan film," in response to J.J. Abrams' Batman v Superman Easter eggs in the promo leading up to The Force Awakens last year. Zack's short film "Dark Knight v Super Jedi" is a classic compared to that..
It's a fan Easter egg freakout!— Clay Enos (@ClayEnos) December 7, 2016
The clip is filled with awesome references and comparisons relating to Supes..
Join Vero and follow the director's account there to check it out! -- We'll post it here if we see it online.
UPDATE: Check out the video on Entertainment Weekly.
We knew something was brewing, when Zack started posting Batman v Superman/Star Wars links. We're really hoping that means that a Justice League trailer is coming next week as rumored, attached to the release of Rogue One.
"Tell me, do you embrace the dark side?.. You will."
All images: Zack Snyder/Warner Bros.
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Learn To Speak Like A Royal Marine: Henry's New Post
You heard him you guys.. start practicing your British (RM) slang!
ENTER for your chance to join Henry in London, while supporting The Royal Marines Charity.
Good luck!
Henry Smiles For The Camera In New Florida Fan Pic
@chedon007: "Me and my #superfriend #superman #dccomics #xrayvision"
Henry Cavill was just at my store 🤘🤘— Kevin (@KevinValencia66) December 6, 2016
Fort Lauderdale is officially THE place to be. Henry has been spending a lot of time there, and some fans have had the opportunity to meet him.
via HCCI (Please let us know if you own the pic so we can give you proper credit).
We thought seeing him in his Green Lantern shirt was pretty awesome.. but this Suicide Squad one reminded us of that little prank he pulled on the film's cast at Comic-Con..
Such a fanboy.. Hope he's enjoying sunny Florida!
Sunday, December 4, 2016
Magazine's Fun Photo Of Henry & Renzo Gracie In Florida
The face of someone enjoying the warmness of South Florida while the rest of us FREEZE (I'm talking to you Santa Ana winds). Gracie Magazine captured this candid moment between Henry and BJJ expert Renzo Gracie this weekend, and we love it!
You may remember Henry visited Gracie's academy over the summer. He's been back to train there several times since taking up Jiu Jitsu in London earlier this year.
Henry also follows Gracie on Instagram. We'll hopefully get to see some of the moves he's been learning, when Justice League is released next November.
Contributor: @Vidumavikte.
'BvS' Makes Oscars Shortlist, Premieres Big On HBO
Batman v Superman premiered on HBO last weekend, and posted some impressive numbers. More than two million people tuned in.. Go Supes! - Read more below.
Saturday cable ratings: ‘Batman v. Superman,’ college football set the pace https://t.co/2BBnbg0fgm— Screener-TVBTN (@TVbytheNumbers) November 30, 2016
The film premieres on Sky next month, and they came out with a cute ad for it. Check it out.
Catman v Superdog. Like Batman v Superman... but more fur-ocious— Sky Cinema UK & IRL (@SkyCinemaUK) December 1, 2016
Catch the real superheroes in our new premiere this Xmas #SkyCinemaAdvent pic.twitter.com/W17jNIu9jm
This week Batman v Superman got one step closer to being nominated for an Oscar. Collider broke down what happens now.
Check out the short list for the Best Visual Effects Oscar! #AlliedIMDetroit #AlliedIM https://t.co/erUzXx45jo— AlliedIMDetroit (@AlliedIMDetroit) December 2, 2016
Voting is underway for The People's Choice Awards, and Batman v Superman is nominated as Favorite Action Movie. Please take a second to hit this link and VOTE. Make Henry proud!
Finally, we thought this was really cool. Apparently Batman v Superman Easter eggs are not just found in the film. You guys are good at spotting them, even in other DC properties. Read more at Heroic Hollywood.
'Batman V Superman' & 'Man Of Steel' Easter Eggs Spotted In 'Teen Titans GO!' https://t.co/Q2NX0q1MpQ pic.twitter.com/6Zu1o9PQo9— Heroic Hollywood (@heroichollywood) November 29, 2016
Saturday, December 3, 2016
New Pic & Florida Family Shares Their Fan Encounter
Check out the lovely pic Gaby got, after meeting Henry today.. and she wasn't the only one who got to chat with him.
I JUST MET HENRY CAVILL IN FRESH MARKET WHILE WEARING MY CAPTAIN AMERICA PAJAMAS— Megan Gidlow (@MeganGidlow) December 3, 2016
Not awkward at all!
Henry has been in South Florida for a few days, and today a family tweeted their experience after meeting him. He apparently even talked to one of them on the phone.. YOU GUYS.
My sister met HENRY CAVILL in Fresh Market today and called me so I spoke to him, my mom can't stop taking about his muscles.— Emma (@ecgidlow) December 3, 2016
Thanks to Emma and Megan for sharing their story. Henry is really nice, and it's always great to hear/read your positive comments.
Hope everyone is having a great weekend.
Image: Henry's Instagram
Contributor: @HenryCavill_HCF
Thursday, December 1, 2016
Henry Back In South Florida, Fan Shares Cute Selfie
"So look at who I met today.."
Jenesty bumped into Henry in South Florida, and was kind enough to share her selfie with him.
Henry was back in London over the weekend, but he's also been preparing for what's expected to be a busy 2017.
We can't wait to hear what's in store, in addition to the release of Sand Castle and Justice League!
'Justice League' At Brazil's 2016 Comic Con Experience
We see you Supes!
The 2016 Comic Con Experience just got underway in Brazil, and Justice League is a big part of the Warner Brothers display on the convention floor.
Traga sua galera para fazer uma foto com o logo do filme #LigadaJustiça! #WarnerNaCCXP pic.twitter.com/qevd5GFyHr— WB Pictures Brasil (@wbpictures_br) December 1, 2016
Confira o que está rolando no estande da WB no primeiro dia de @CCXPoficial! #WarnernaCCXP #VaiSerÉpico pic.twitter.com/UjdQdIhqRz— WB Pictures Brasil (@wbpictures_br) December 1, 2016
Venha fazer uma tattoo temporária do seu herói preferido no estande da #WarnerNaCCXP! pic.twitter.com/udUenOC1wb— WB Pictures Brasil (@wbpictures_br) December 1, 2016
This week Scott Mendelson over at Forbes highlighted Justice League, as he looked ahead to the film's November 2017 release. Check it out in the link below.
Why #FantasticBeasts Legs And Pre-#StarWars Jitters Are Great News For #JusticeLeague via @forbes by @ScottMendelson https://t.co/zQUQ5biwIE— Scott Mendelson (@ScottMendelson) November 28, 2016
Stay tuned for news on the release of the new Justice League trailer.. any day now!
Image: WB Brazil
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
"He's Almost Unrecognizable" Sand Castle Director On Henry
Shot in Jordan over six weeks, Sand Castle is undergoing the finishing touches in post-production. It shows Coimbra's vision of the Iraq war. He tells Omelette that while filming it, he learned about American military ethics, and says the movie draws parallels to what is happening in Brazil today.
The plot is set in Iraq in 2003. After the successful first ground invasion of Baghdad, a platoon of American soldiers is sent to Baquba, in the Diyala province, to repair the city's water system, damaged during the U.S. intervention in that country. The mission, which seemed simple, turns out to be a nightmare. Coimbra, who directed episodes of Narcos for Netflix, reunites with the streaming service, which bought the rights to Sand Castle when it was already in post-production.
In the following interview, Coimbra explains his approach to the reality of Iraq and the military procedures of America around the world.
How was the experience of shooting in Jordan in English, leading a multi-national cast and dealing with the thorny issue of the occupation of Iraq?
Fernando Coimbra: It was a great experience. Part of my decision to make this film came from the will to live that experience. Overall, I think it was amazing. Of course it came with its difficulties, especially after taking my family to live in the Middle East for nearly four months. Working with a multinational cast is always a very rich experience. In Narcos, I had the luxury of working with great talent in Latin America, while in Sand Castle I could work with super talented actors from the UK, United States, Egypt, Iran and Palestine. I also worked with Iraqi extras. I made sure to have real Iraqis in the film. I think it was very important for the final result, to have both American military advisers giving their point of view, as well as getting the perspective of the Jordanians and Iraqis. And that's what the film suggests, to look at both sides equally.
How was it working with Nicholas Hoult and Henry Cavill?
Coimbra: Could not have been better. Nick Hoult was already involved in the project before me. As the protagonist, he wanted to go deep with this story and this character. We had a very strong and intense collaboration. Cavill, since he read the script wanted to make the film, and this was a key factor. Even though he's involved in a multi-million dollar franchise with Superman, he wanted to do this independent film, which shows a very different side of him. We changed his look completely. He is almost unrecognizable. Cavill is a very simple and humble guy. And very easy to work with.
How did you approach the military intervention of the U.S. around the world?
Coimbra: The film is not at Americanist vision. The view of the war I deliver is not one of heroes, of glory and great deeds. The film is seen from the perspective of the soldier as an individual to show how, throughout the war, it will become more absurd and meaningless to him. And the concepts of freedom and democracy that he brought from the U.S. change once he meets Iraqi civilians and has the opportunity to have a minimum exchange with them.
What did the film teach you about military ethics?
Coimbra: There are two military ethics. There is the low-level one, trying to be as correct as possible (which is not always the case) and then there is a high-ranking one, where the real interests of war (economic and geopolitical) reside. What they sell to the soldiers is the idea that these will bring freedom and democracy to a country that lives under an oppressive regime.What is behind it, is the destabilization of the country and the delivery of its economy to international private corporations. What happened in this war, is that most of the soldiers returned home with a title in the head (?) because their motives did not match the real motivations of the war. Studying it, I began to better understand what is happening in Brazil now. It is the same process of interventionism, but without war, just like what happened in Egypt. The Obama administration has enhanced the interventionist policy in order to spend less money on the war machine and have the same result.
How are your Brazilian projects? Is there anything else on Netflix to come?
Coimbra: The only thing coming up for me on Netflix is Sand Castle (..).
Sand Castle will make its debut in 2017, though no date has been set.
The plot is set in Iraq in 2003. After the successful first ground invasion of Baghdad, a platoon of American soldiers is sent to Baquba, in the Diyala province, to repair the city's water system, damaged during the U.S. intervention in that country. The mission, which seemed simple, turns out to be a nightmare. Coimbra, who directed episodes of Narcos for Netflix, reunites with the streaming service, which bought the rights to Sand Castle when it was already in post-production.
In the following interview, Coimbra explains his approach to the reality of Iraq and the military procedures of America around the world.
How was the experience of shooting in Jordan in English, leading a multi-national cast and dealing with the thorny issue of the occupation of Iraq?
Fernando Coimbra: It was a great experience. Part of my decision to make this film came from the will to live that experience. Overall, I think it was amazing. Of course it came with its difficulties, especially after taking my family to live in the Middle East for nearly four months. Working with a multinational cast is always a very rich experience. In Narcos, I had the luxury of working with great talent in Latin America, while in Sand Castle I could work with super talented actors from the UK, United States, Egypt, Iran and Palestine. I also worked with Iraqi extras. I made sure to have real Iraqis in the film. I think it was very important for the final result, to have both American military advisers giving their point of view, as well as getting the perspective of the Jordanians and Iraqis. And that's what the film suggests, to look at both sides equally.
How was it working with Nicholas Hoult and Henry Cavill?
Coimbra: Could not have been better. Nick Hoult was already involved in the project before me. As the protagonist, he wanted to go deep with this story and this character. We had a very strong and intense collaboration. Cavill, since he read the script wanted to make the film, and this was a key factor. Even though he's involved in a multi-million dollar franchise with Superman, he wanted to do this independent film, which shows a very different side of him. We changed his look completely. He is almost unrecognizable. Cavill is a very simple and humble guy. And very easy to work with.
How did you approach the military intervention of the U.S. around the world?
Coimbra: The film is not at Americanist vision. The view of the war I deliver is not one of heroes, of glory and great deeds. The film is seen from the perspective of the soldier as an individual to show how, throughout the war, it will become more absurd and meaningless to him. And the concepts of freedom and democracy that he brought from the U.S. change once he meets Iraqi civilians and has the opportunity to have a minimum exchange with them.
What did the film teach you about military ethics?
Coimbra: There are two military ethics. There is the low-level one, trying to be as correct as possible (which is not always the case) and then there is a high-ranking one, where the real interests of war (economic and geopolitical) reside. What they sell to the soldiers is the idea that these will bring freedom and democracy to a country that lives under an oppressive regime.What is behind it, is the destabilization of the country and the delivery of its economy to international private corporations. What happened in this war, is that most of the soldiers returned home with a title in the head (?) because their motives did not match the real motivations of the war. Studying it, I began to better understand what is happening in Brazil now. It is the same process of interventionism, but without war, just like what happened in Egypt. The Obama administration has enhanced the interventionist policy in order to spend less money on the war machine and have the same result.
How are your Brazilian projects? Is there anything else on Netflix to come?
Coimbra: The only thing coming up for me on Netflix is Sand Castle (..).
Sand Castle will make its debut in 2017, though no date has been set.
'Man of Steel' Iconic Moment Captured By Director Zack Snyder
Justice League director Zack Snyder has been posting set pics on his Vero account for a few months now. But today he really hit it out of the park, by sharing what must have been an incredible moment for Henry and those around him.
Just imagine the excitement on that lot, as Henry walked out in his Man of Steel costume for the first time. Watch him talk about his experience, as he prepared to become Superman.
Can't wait for Supes to return in Justice League (less than 12 months and counting!) and Man of Steel 2.
Thank you Zack.
via @JesabelRaay.
Henry's Post On Giving Tuesday, New Pics From Campaign
Henry has posted a new photo from his Omaze campaign to benefit The Royal Marines Charity, and what better day to enter than on Giving Tuesday! omaze.com/henrycavill
Image: Omaze/Henry Cavill
ENTER FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN.
Omaze/Henry Cavill via HCO
Saturday, November 26, 2016
New Pictures: Fans Meet Henry In A London Pub
"This guy came up to me and asked for a photo, can't say no to my fans"
Does that coat look good or what??
Tim being cheeky, after he met Henry and asked for a pic at a London pub today. And check out Darragh's awesome selfie and the rest of the cool photos!
Thank you for making my evening Henry! Such a pleasure to meet you!! #HenryCavill pic.twitter.com/ZXW2IBveqm— Oana Ispas (@IspasOana) November 28, 2016
Image: Tessa Key
Aye , me n superman having a few pic.twitter.com/459QKlT2I6— chris graham (@chrisblue1982) November 26, 2016
hisamith: #superman
Rosie's pic via Henry Cavill Fans FB
On the plus side, met Henry Cavill so I'm calling the evening a win— Alex M (@aeoye) November 26, 2016
@HenryCavill_HCF got to meet him, spilt my drink on him 🙊 (so sorry) but what a lovely guy. An absolute gentleman! pic.twitter.com/td2obddY2D— Carina (@carinajewell) November 27, 2016
This fine gentlemen must have spent most of his night out posing for selfies. Very gracious of him. @HenryCavill_HCF pic.twitter.com/40Bc4PR0Xr— Joe Jordan (@42happywiththat) November 28, 2016
Thanks as always to Henry for being super nice with everyone, and thanks to those who share their moment with the rest of his fans.
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