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Superman (1978): 15 Weird Facts You Didn't Know!

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Superman (1978) — 15 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know! #rememberwhen Superman (1978) convinced audiences they really could believe a man could fly? Directed by Richard Donner and starring Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, Gene Hackman, and Marlon Brando, the landmark superhero movie transformed the Man of Steel into a big-screen phenomenon. Discover 15 weird Superman facts, including Christopher Reeve’s headshot being thrown away three times, Margot Kidder stumbling her way into the perfect Lois Lane, Warner Bros. initially refusing to finance the production, Mario Puzo’s enormous discarded screenplay, Richard Donner getting the job while sitting on the toilet, the original Superman and Lois Lane being cut from theaters, Jeff East discovering at the premiere that Reeve had dubbed his voice, the incredible technology behind Krypton and Superman’s flying scenes, Gene Hackman refusing to shave his head, the original plan for Lois Lane to survive, and Marlon Brando earning a fortune without memorizing his lines. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 01:30 - 15: Christopher Reeve’s Headshot Was Thrown Away Three Times 03:29 - 14: Margot Kidder Won Lois Lane by Tripping Into the Room 05:21 - 13: Warner Bros. Initially Refused to Finance Superman 07:09 - 12: None of Mario Puzo’s 500-Page Superman Script Made the Final Movie 09:12 - 11: Richard Donner Was Offered Superman While Sitting on the Toilet 10:21 - 10: The Original Superman and Lois Lane Were Cut From the Theatrical Version — Kirk Alyn & Noel Neill 11:49 - 9: Jackie Cooper Got Perry White Because He Had a Valid Passport 13:13 - 8: Christopher Reeve Dubbed Every Line Spoken by Teenage Clark Kent — Jeff East 15:08 - 7: Krypton’s Glowing Costumes Were Covered in Microscopic Glass Beads — Yvonne Blake 16:29 - 6: Richard Donner Shot Most of Superman II Before Getting Fired 18:29 - 5: Christopher Reeve Himself Was the Movie’s Best Flying Effect 20:11 - 4: Gene Hackman Refused to Shave His Head to Play Lex Luthor 21:49 - 3: Lois Lane Was Never Supposed to Die 23:18 - 2: Guy Hamilton Lost the Superman Director Job Because of a Tax Rule 24:42 - 1: Marlon Brando Made More Than Superman and Lex Luthor Combined Watch more Weird Facts videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRZTUGHHqdh6Rd6NpS5Nw1xx8oWUgCmZM #Superman #Superman1978 #ChristopherReeve #MargotKidder #GeneHackman #MarlonBrando #RichardDonner #LexLuthor #LoisLane #DCComics #SuperheroMovies #70sMovies #ClassicMovies #MovieFacts #MovieTrivia #BehindTheScenes #weirdfacts

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