The 1984 Superger received less than the Ellwater response after the announcement. Spinoff from Christopher Reeve's original films "Superman"The Superger failed to live according to the series's reputation and remains a forgotten entry into the early franchise for superhero. However, Superger should be given to open the road to the modern superhero cinema. As a spinoff that takes place in the same continuity as other superhero films of its time, Superger has laid the foundations for Chinese universes that have become the norm for big films with comics.

Despite being a critical and commercial flop, Superger boasted an cast. Production in the UK, Superger has unveiled legendary British actor Peter O'Tul as Cryptonian Zaltar. The film also threw the icon at Hollywood, Jay Danaway as villain, Selena. Both Danaway and O'Tuli are the winners of the Oscar. Brenda Vakaro, who appeared in the film as a side blow to Selena Bianca, has been nominated for an Oscar. The film's leader, Helen Slater, who appeared as Kara Zor-El, made his name in Superger and earned a nomination for the Saturn Award for Best Actress.

The fact that Superger was able to collect such a critically valued actor was seriously impressive for a film that has failed to impress him widely. Shockingly, O'Tules and Danaway were nominated for the worst actor and the worst actress for their Superger performances. This marked a strict departure from the usual response that the work of the actors received.

O'Tooli's acting career lasted 30 years during the announcement of Superger. The actor climbed to international fame and critical recognition with his leading role as Lawrence In "Lawrence of Arabia" in 1962. The role brought him his first Oscar nomination of eight. Although O'Tooli has never won a competitive Oscar, in 2002 he was awarded an honorary Academy Academy of Academy in recognition of his significant contributions to the film industry.

Danaway began to behave in the early 1960s and eventually watched his first film role in "The Savine" in 1967. That same year, she appeared in Bonnie and Clide, the film earned by Danaway's first Oscar nomination. In 1977, she won the best Oscar actress for her role as Diana Christensen in the Network.

Despite the prestige, these actors brought him to Superger, the poor script eventually betrayed them and led to the film in the 1980s, which descended with the audience. However, Slater has at least sought himself to Superman fans and has since returned to the DC Universe As Superman's biological mother on Smolville And as a adopted mother of Superger in the Superger TV series.