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CinemaBlend’s own Sean O’Connell had the opportunity to speak with Henry Cavill on behalf of "Enola Holmes 2," with Netflix subscribers being able to see the actor reprising Sherlock Holmes opposite Millie Bobby Brown’s title character. As the interview neared its end, Sean asked Cavill what it meant to him to have John Williams’ Superman theme play during his "Black Adam" appearance.
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00:04All right I have to slip in one quick Superman question. I need to know what it meant to you
00:09to
00:09have John Williams theme song playing behind you or accompanying you in the Black Adam cameo.
00:14John Williams theme song is obviously incredibly important to the character. It's something which
00:22resonates with the character and every time I think anyone in the world hears that,
00:28anyone in the world, I think a large portion of the world who hears that will recognize it immediately
00:33as Superman and feel a certain way about it and I do think it's wonderful but at the same time
00:41equally
00:42so I think Hans Zimmer's Man of Steel score was just as wonderful. I have incredibly powerful feelings
00:50about that because I remember watching the trailer, the first teasers come out and I was sitting down
00:56with my friend and we're both so excited about it and and the way the score plays and both are
01:02incredibly powerful in their own way and both are just as iconic for the character and it was just
01:09such a pleasure to be back in the suit whether it be John Williams or whether it be Hans Zimmer,
01:14they're both extraordinary, extraordinary artists. Allow me to be the latest to welcome you back and
01:20I can't wait to see more and I hope more Sherlock as well too because you're fantastic at this.
01:25Thank you very much, I appreciate it.
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