Losing Lois Lane (2004)

Upset because he and Lois Lane have broken up, Superman moves into Jimmy Olsen's apartment.

Director:

Blayne Weaver

Writers:

Brandon Barrera, Blayne Weaver

Stars:

Blayne Weaver, Brandon Barrera, Sheeri Rappaport

Cast

Credited cast:
Blayne Weaver	...	Clark Kent / Superman
Brandon Barrera	...	Jimmy Olsen
Sheeri Rappaport	...	Lois Lane
Holly Hindman	...	Catwoman
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Zac Cole	...	Aquaman
Timothy Dvorak	...	Man In Park (as Tim Dvorak)
Angie Hill	...	Cute Tourist (as Lucia Hill)
Jeff Howell	...	Green Lantern
Kalena Ranoa	...	Wonder Woman / Diana Prince (as Karen Ranoa)
Elisha Skorman	...	Cute Tourist #2
Danny Strong	...	Robin the Boy Wonder

Storyline

Upset because he and Lois Lane have broken up, Superman moves into Jimmy Olsen's apartment.

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Taglines:

He's been dumped, He's depressed, He's Superman

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Genres:

Comedy | Short

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Details

Official Sites:

MySpace

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

25 August 2004 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$6,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Secret Identity Productions, Moving Talking Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

21 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Clark Kent: Let me remind you of something: We wear the costumes to protect our identities and those close to us, NOT to pick up CHICKS in a BAR!
Jimmy Olsen: Pretty good idea, though.
Clark Kent: Aww, it's a great fucking idea!

User Reviews

Man of Steel

"Loising Lois Lane" is one the smartest, funniest short movies I have seen in a long time. I was feeling pretty depress and when I watched it, I couldn't believe how clever the story was. Believable actors and a strong script. The direction was great and always fun to watch. It's sort of like watching a Woody Allen movie with a cape. Just a fun short to watch on a raining day or anytime for that matter.

I found out some time later that Blayne Weaver has made his feature debut and it's been touring around the festivals. I couldn't be more happier for him and his crew and cast mates. We need more laughs than ever before and as a writer and director, that's "super" important to me. It's good to have humor in movies. But the one that touched me the most was how much humanity he puts in his stories. That's a rare trait in artists these days.

Sage Drake writer/director

"The Personals" (2003) "The Tip" (2005