Getting Superman's is no easy task, as well as it an issue that "Man of Steel" star Henry Cavill took very serious.
The 30-year-old British actor told Access Hollywood he spent 10 months crafting his more-powerful-than-a-locomotive body.
"It had been arising at the crack of dawn, trying to find time for it to eat before training and time and energy to digest prior to going in to the gym," he told Access on the "Man of Steel" junket.
The actor used two trainers and also a multi-layered method of beefing up so toning his body into superhero shape.
"We experienced kind of like a foundation phrase, or a conditioning phase, and then technique work, then mass building so leaning for that suit," he said of donning the iconic form-fitting caped costume.
Nevertheless it wasn't the suit he to get ready for. As fans of Henry know, the actor is sporting a lot of skin within the many trailers that were released.
"Then maintenance and fine tuning during shooting so leaning up again for your shirtless period, after which it just maintenance and fine tuning for the end," he added.
Same with Henry - who may be most widely known for that small screen's "The Tudors - concerned about seizing a role last played for the hd by Brandon Routh?
"I'm not sure about nervous. I don't know the best way to feel in truth. I'm just gonna wait and find out. And it is one particular things where, I'll ride the wave and roll while using the punches when they come," he told Access
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