It's a bird, it's a plane, it's what could've been Nicolas Cage as Superman.On Friday, never-before-seen footage from the failed Superman Lives film was unearthed, reminding fans that before Henry Cavill, there might have been Cage.Back in 1997, the actor suited up in the iconic superhero costume to shoot some test footage for the doomed Tim Burton-directed movie. Man of Steel: Never-before-seen footage from the failed Superman Lives film was unearthed, reminding fans that before Henry Cavill, there might have been Nicolas CageThe clip comes from the new documentary The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened? that was written and directed by Jon Schnepp.In the late '90s, Nicolas - who is now aged 51 - was fitted for a one-of-kind steel blue Superman suit that was custom created by three-time Oscar winning costume designer Colleen Atwood.Both Tim and Colleen were interviewed for the Death of Superman Lives documentary and revealed un-seen behind-the-scenes video from the costume fitting.

What could have been: In the late '90s, Nicolas - who is now aged 51 - was fitted for a one-of-kind steel blue Superman suit that was custom created by three-time Oscar winning costume designer Colleen Atwood Skintight Superman suit: The actor can be seen doing stretches in his latex-like uniformmozilla backpack wiki Never-seen: Director Tim Burton can be seen in the footage in which Cage tests out the custom costumeNicolas can be seen doing stretches in his latex-like uniform that noticeably varied from the signature blue and red design made famous by original Superman Christopher Reeve.The skintight material is of dark gunmetal hue and showcases the long-haired actor's surprisingly muscular physique.'So Nic, movement and stuff seems pretty goodosprey backpack owners manual

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