So, here’s some exclusive pictures of Henry arriving last week at the convention center in San Diego, for SDCC.

I have a few more pictures added to the gallery, and I want to give a huge thanks to Jennifer Donadio and Natasha Baucas for giving me permission to repost their Comic-Con panel pictures on our website. It is much appreciated!

I have added a few photos from “The Tudors” era, sadly one of the sets are tagged, but to compensate, the other one are in glorious HQ size. Check it:

And another cool interview has popped up, check it:

Remember, you’re able to find screen captures of all interviews Henry did at Comic-Con in our gallery.

As told you last week by Twitter, my “Red Riding Hood” copy has arrived and I was waiting the Comic-Con craziness stop to get the movie capped. Here’s it:

To borrow a phrase from a certain wall-crawling rival, Henry Cavill understands that with great power comes great responsibility.

The British actor, who is prepping to put on the most iconic cape in comic book history for director Zack Snyder’s “Superman” reboot, knows that the role is more than just a big career boost.

Since accepting the role of the world’s most famous superhero, Cavill has largely remained coy about any specific details surrounding Snyder’s take on the character – but he did tell PopcornBiz that he was committed more to the role of Kal-El/Clark Kent than to the fame that inevitably comes with it.

“I’m treating it like I would treat anything,” says Cavill. “I love reading historical fiction and fantasy books, and if I got chosen to play those roles, I have such a connection with those characters that I have an in-depth knowledge of how they would be made into a real person. The opportunity is the same with Superman. It’s absolutely fantastic because I’ve done all my reading and I’m really into the character.”

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Stardom, as Henry Cavill knows, rarely happens in a single bound. Even when you’re the new Superman.

So while most people may not have heard of the 27-year-old British actor before he landed the lead in Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel, he’s hardly come out of nowhere.

In fact, he’s spent the past several years nearly getting — but ultimately been rejected for — such roles as James Bond (which Daniel Craig got), Batman (which went to Christian Bale) and, ironically enough, Superman (for 2006′s Superman Returns).

“You always feel a frustration when you don’t get a job, especially when you have no money, which was often the case in my career,” he says. “You try your best, everyone likes what you did, but you don’t get cast. It’s a very frustrating process to go through … I paid my dues, I’ve been through my baptism and I’ve been fortunate enough to be provided with the opportunities — and to be at the right time in my life — to play roles like this.”

Which explains why, when asked if he’s daunted by the prospect of stepping into the big red boots, he sounds anything but.

“(It’s) not scary. It’s fantastic — enjoyable. It’s an opportunity. It’s a chance to show what I’ve got, to enhance what I’ve got and entertain everyone and tell a good story.”

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According to lovely folks from Comic Book Movie:

“Autumn Frost” aka Zack Snyder’s Superman will be doing some filming around Dupage Airport!
I was driving by this weekend & noticed a few production trucks by the local grocery store. I was curious & decided to browse around West Chicago Site for clues to what movie would be filmed here in town. As I read thru the city counsil meetings I noticed “Autumn Frost” was brought up!

I will drive by the airport the next couple of days & look for clues to what they may be filming. I will keep you guys posted!!!

We have a few more interviews done this weekend at Comic-Con:

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