Look, Up in the Sky! The Amazing Story of Superman (TV Movie 2006)

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Look Up in the Sky: The Amazing Story of Superman

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Kevin Spacey

Narrator
(voice)

Gerard Jones

Self - Author and Historian

Forrest J. Ackerman

Self - Imagimovie Expert

Elliot S. Maggin

Self - Comic Book Writer
(as Elliot S! Maggin)

Mark Hamill

Self

Mark Waid

Self - Comic Book Writer and Historian

Gene Simmons

Self - Musician and Comic Book Fan

Stan Lee

Self - Comic Book Legend

Stephen Fishler

Self - Comic Book Dealer

Chuck McCann

Self

Philip Hecht

Self - Superman Collector

Gail Simone

Self - Comic Book Writer

Paul Levitz

Self - President and Publisher, DC Comics

Noel Neill

Self

Gary Grossman

Self - Author and Historian
(as Gary H. Grossman)

Jack Larson

Self

Bill Mumy

Self

Whitney Ellsworth

Self - Editorial Director, DC Comics
(archive footage)

Director
- Kevin Burns
Writers
- James Grant Goldin
- Steven C. Smith
All cast & crew
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Quotes
Dean Cain: I think at the end of the day everyone, they really wanna go on dates with Batman, but they want to live with Superman.

Crazy credits
Bloopers from various Supeman productions, including a rare blooper from Marlon Brando, play during the closing credits.

Connections
Featured in The Curse of Superman (2006)

Good for the fans. Definitely good for the fans.

But too much of an Americna style of documentary to be taken serious. Looking at the release date, one can not hesitate to consider this documentary as pure 'propaganda' for the 2006 Superman release.

Footage is superb though. Comments and narratives are awfully bad, just puppets on a string.

This one is only made for hardcore fans of the genre. It could have been done better if longer footage would have been shown from every movie, particularly the older ones, as it would remind us of previous generations.

Also the comparisons with American politics (and, subsequently, gains/failures) is of no issue here, but is deliberately used to support the commercialisation of a product. Peope did like Superman because of the comics and the movies, not because of politics!!!

Only for hardcore fans.