Is there a relationship between history series Smallville and Superman Returns?
is because I saw no similarity in the office of the Daily Planet and the house Clark.
From http://www.bluetights.net/article.php?id=21 This is an interview between Bryan Singer and press … Press: You met with Al Gough and Miles Millar, creators? Smallville? – Singer: I did. Press: Like, what it was and why go to the show? Singer: Originally we met in Los Angeles, out of respect Smallville which had held the torch for the last five years of the Superman universe. Instead of alienating this program and that effort, it's incredible, right? S an impressive spectacle, and instead of just doing our film, I thought? D be nice to sit and talk to them, why? re big boys and just talk about what we are? 're doing and then in turn spoke of what? 're doing and so far? I have kept in contact So we do not? t cut each other? s universe and I? kind of universe I respected that. You will see Clark when? S Young, before the years in which Tom Welling? S Superman, in our timeline I try not to step on the universe they created, so part of that relationship was? Hey, you want out? because they send us scripts, send us guidelines as to what re? doing, and when I talk about the designs, I? ll send some of our designs and that? re-enlist Fortress of Solitude. They? Re-gift separate entities? Do not misunderstand me, that? S's as it should be, but there? s no reason we should not? t co-exist in the world so that some of them out as I was,? Hey going out, will we? s talk? and that the friends of re?, so what? s as they come on, do all things, be punked, buy food, they took around and showed them things? s very exciting.
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