Man of Steel 2 Update: Zack Snyder, Henry Cavill to return for sequel; Snyder reveals idea for twist ending

LAWYER HERALD
By Staff Writer

Apr 09, 2016 11:20 AM EDT

LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 22: Henry Cavill arrives for the European Premiere of 'Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice' at Odeon Leicester Square on March 22, 2016 in London, England(Photo : Mike Marsland/Getty Images)

Apart from his appearance in the first two DCEU films, many are wondering whether Superman will be back for Man of Steel 2. Although nothing has been confirmed yet, Director Zack Snyder and Henry Cavill expressed their interest in making the film.

Snyder said that they would love to make the sequel if a good script is developed for the sequel. "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. As reported by Screen Crush, he also added that part of the reason they haven't announced Man of Steel 2 is to support the events in the recently released Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

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Watch Henry Cavill Meet One Of The World’s Rarest Tortoise [Video]

THE INQUISITOR
September 16, 2014

Henry Cavill plays Superman in the 2016 movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, so you may be interested to see how he reacts when coming face to face with Madagascar’s Ploughshare Tortoise. The video, shared by the charity, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, of which the actor is an ambassador, shows the cute meeting.

When Cavill was on break from filming the Man of Steel sequel, he returned to his home in Jersey, in the U.K. and took the time to embark in a couple of worthy causes. One of them was the Durrell Wildlife Conservation trust, which he visited while he was in England.

On their website, the organization talks about how cool it was to have Henry as a guest in early August and how enthusiastic he was about the work they do on behalf of endangered species.

“Henry might be an actor by trade, but the infectious energy he brought with him – and the sheer happiness we saw when he met our animals – was 100 percent real.”

“That’s the thing; to a person, everyone at Durrell – from Volunteer to Director – is here because they love animals, and care about the fate of those species that need human help, if they aren’t to become extinct. It turns out that we have a soul mate in Hollywood, and his name is Henry!”

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Superman actor Cavill joins wildlife trust

BBC NEWS
August 8, 2014



Superman actor and Jersey native Henry Cavill says he is "enormously proud" to be an ambassador for the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust.

The actor, currently on a break from filming Batman v Superman, said he visited the wildlife park as a child.

He said trust staff do the "seemingly impossible" and he was humbled to help.

Durrell was founded as a conservation charity over 50 years ago by author and naturalist Gerald Durrell.

'Superhuman'

Speaking at the park, Mr Cavill said: "What they do is close to my heart and something that deserves close attention.

"I feel that saving the diversity of life on our planet will be seen as increasingly important in the not-too-distant future."

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