Fun surprise in the latest movie "Superman" was the appearance of Bradley Cooper as Superman's biological father. He's only in the movie for a minute, and he is seen exclusively through the footage he left for Superman when he sent him to the ground as a baby. The limited hidden time means that basically there is no time to get used to casting, so most of the time is on the screen, the viewer's left thinking: "Wait, is it Bradley Cooper?" And then I wondered how and why he was caught in the role.

In a A recent interviewDirector/writer Jameseims Gun explained how Cooper Camero appeared. He explained how, from day one, he was looking for someone to match Marlon Brando's vibrations, the actor who played Superman's father, Oror-El In the 1978 film. "I needed someone who can play Oror-El, who had the status of what we imagine that character were," Gun said. "Someone who could follow Marlon Brando's footsteps."

That person, it turned out, was someone with whom Gun had already worked on three separate films "Gardaxi of the Galaxy". "Really, Bradley just makes me benefit," Gun said People's magazine. "He's a friend. We have been in close contact since the films" Guardians "and I admire him as an actor and as a director." Gun claims to have called Cooper and said, "Hey, would you benefit me? Get down, go to England, we'll shoot you in the 3D environment, we'll make a hologram from you and you can play Oror-El. "Cooper was obviously entirely on the ship.

While Jor-El's big name may have been moving away, it also helped make the big turn of the movie about the character-that he sent Superman to Earth to slave humanity, not to protect them-to hit so much harder. Cooper is an inherently charming actor, someone who has been essentially trained to love and believe in the last 25 years. He is someone in which the audience wants to believe, just as Superman wants; When we find out the true nature of Oror-El, we share Superman's desire to believe that the video is PhD. If Someone like Willem Dafo He played the father of Superman, we would see that turn of kilometer.

The casting of such a beautiful actor in such an unusual role has helped the film pass his most interesting twist on this new version of Superman, that this is a hero who completely rejects the moral of his home. The fact that Superman is such a good person despite his origin from cryptonia, not for them, is taking over which is probably even more optimistic than the usual dynamic Superman stories they offer.

Asked if Cooper could return to the Superman sequel, Gun replied: "You never know. It is possible." Obviously, it's hard to imagine how Oror-El can be returned since he died 30 years before the first movie begins, but not like death ever stopped Movies with comics before.