Nathan Fillion portrayed Guy Gardner, a superhero known as one of the Green Lanterns. The 2025 film will be Gardner's Superman big-screen debut, but he was first played on-screen by Matthew Settle in the 1997 television pilot Justice League of America.

"He took the two million and ran," Reeve said of his costar, not realizing the number was actually much higher.

James Gunn's 'Superman' lacks magic, but it gets one fundamental thing right about the least cool, but certainly greatest, of all the superheroes.

With a brand-new Superman movie out now from director James Gunn, fans are revisiting the original film that started it all. More than 45 years later, several of its stars are still with us. Here’s a look at who’s still alive from the 1978 classic and where they are now, along with a tribute to those we’ve lost:

Superman's lack of weakness is actually his biggest weakness. Indeed, that god-like skillset makes him so across-the-boa

The Superman origin story is practically a modern myth at this point. He rockets in from Krypton, lands in Kansas, and is the face of hope since 1938.

From Christopher Reeve's take on the Man of Steel to David Corenswet's portrayal of the iconic character, critics rank all the Superman movies.

As the newest Superman film hits theaters, we cast our X-ray vision back on every live-action incarnation of the Fortress of Solitude, from its 1978 debut to its 2025 return.

In honor of the 2025 "Superman" release, here are the highest-grossing live-action "Superman" movies to hit the big screen from lowest to highest.

Jack O'Halloran, best known for playing an alien bad guy in 'Superman II', still has hope the Man of Steel can stand for the American way.

James Gunn may be taking things back to the comics, but Superman already proves the DCU isn’t afraid to make big departures