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Smallville Connections In Man Of Steel (Spoilers)
Are you a Smallville fan who saw some familiar faces in Man Of Steel? You didn’t imagine things…
If you’re like us, you probably went to a late showing of Man Of Steel at midnight last night, and the whole movie is probably settling in. Being that this is KryptonSite, of course, you were probably excited by some appearances and connections to Smallville characters and actors within!
“What?” you ask. “I didn’t see any!”
There probably were more than you realized. Here are a few (warning: spoilers):
– The biggest and most obvious, of course, is that Amy Adams plays Lois Lane. She appeared in the first season episode “Craving” as a girl who could lose weight with Kryptonite diet shakes that make her a bit violent and very, very hungry. Definitely an upgrade of a role for her, no?
– Not more than a minute after we hear the words “This is Dr. Emil Hamilton,” we see Dr. Emil Hamilton… no, not just Richard Schiff, who plays the role in the movie, but also Alessandro Juliani, who played Dr. Emil in several episodes of Smallville. For me, this was the most amusing connection. Why yes, yes it was Dr. Emil Hamilton!
– That guy that Lois gives information to who has the blog, “Glen Woodburn,” is played by Chad Krowchuck. Not only did he date Allison Mack in real life for several years; he was also in the Season 3 episode “Forever” as “Wendell.”
– Characters like Pete Ross and Lana Lang are seen and/or referenced. Thanks to an IMDb listing (we warned you about those), it was thought for all this time that “Whitney Fordman” would be in the movie also, but no: the character in the film, according to the credits, is “Whitney Fordham.” At one point they even make reference to “the Fordham boy.”
– Mackenzie Gray plays Jax-Ur, but on Smallville, he played a Lex Luthor clone, in the Season 10 premiere “Lazarus.”
– There is no Chloe Sullivan in the Man Of Steel world, but Smallville has a “Sullivan’s Truck And Tractor Repair” in the movie.
– Blink and you’d probably miss Tahmoh Penikett, who played two different characters on Smallville. Way back in Season 3 he was living dead kid “Vince Davis” in “Resurrection,” and then he played super-soldier Wes Keenan in a recurring part in Season 6. Penikett has made a habit of appearing in DC adaptations, having also appeared in Human Target and Arrow.
– Ian Tracey played bad guy Lincoln Cole in the Season 5 Smallville episode “Mercy.” Here, he is “Ludlow.” (We don’t remember who Ludlow was, either.)
– “Lexcorp” logos are seen in more than one place in Metropolis.
– Smallville has an “Ezra’s Mail Depot.” A reference to Ezra Small?
– The first time we hear the name “Superman” in the movie, does the guy saying it look familiar? He should. He’s played by David Paetkau, who played an abused football player in Season 1’s “Hothead” and then came back years later to play Dan Turpin in “Bulletproof.”
Surely there might be more, so if you find any, leave them in the comments section below. And if you’ve seen Man Of Steel and want to come talk about it with other fans, come by our MOS forum!
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Smallville Ended 13 Years Ago Today
May 13 marks thirteen years since the final episode of Smallville aired on The CW.
Every story has a beginning… and sometimes those “beginnings” go on for ten seasons and 218 episodes. In the case of Smallville, that story concluded [as a weekly live action television series, at least] on May 13, 2011… exactly 13 years ago as of today.
Smallville came up at a time where social media wasn’t what it is today, but fans could congregate at places like the KryptonSite Forums to discuss, and boy, were they ready to discuss as soon as the final frames of the finale hit the screen. Some were satisfied; others still wish they had gotten to see Tom Welling actually wearing a Superman suit.
For some added perspective on Smallville’s place in superhero pop culture history: Its closest competitor in the TV realm was Heroes, which had already premiered and ended by the time Smallville took its final flight. NBC had a Wonder Woman show in development from producer David E. Kelley that final TV season, but on May 13, 2011 – there’s that date again! – word came that NBC had officially passed on the project. A Booster Gold show unrelated to his appearance on Smallville was also in development for Syfy but never got filmed. In movies, the Marvel Cinematic Universe was only on its fourth movie, the first Thor film, which released one week before the Smallville finale on May 6.
The CW would go a full season with no superhero TV. In January 2012, they announced the development of Arrow, a Green Arrow origin story for Oliver Queen that would not star Justin Hartley, but instead it would be its own new thing. (Justin was back on The CW the same season Arrow premiered, though, on a show called Emily Owens, M.D.) We know how that story went from there… Arrow spawned numerous spin-offs and other related series, with the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover bringing us the returns of Tom Welling and Erica Durance as Clark Kent and Lois Lane – something that might have seemed impossible on this night in 2011, at a time where [usually] if you were done with an iconic superhero role, you were done.
Whatever happened to the cast of Smallville in these last 13 years?
Tom Welling (Clark), whose media appearances seemed rarer than a Mickey Mantle rookie card, got remarried back in those days, had kids, and finally was able to relax after a decade of 15-hour days. He also embraced the notion of discussing Smallville, co-hosting the TalkVille podcast with Michael Rosenbaum. He did several movies including Parkland and Draft Day, and had his own TV series again with Professionals. He had a season-long run on Lucifer that was very well-received and appeared on the Supernatural prequel The Winchesters as Jensen Ackles’ grandfather… sort of. He and Michael, as well as a few others, have also joined the convention circuit, so he’s finally able to see how much his interpretation of Clark Kent was appreciated by the fans.
Michael Rosenbaum (Lex) continued to act in shows like Breaking In and Impastor and directed his own movie, Back in the Day. Now, he’s mostly known for his in-depth and sometimes very personal interviews via his podcast Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum. With Tom, he’s a host on TalkVille and as previously mentioned, he, too, has been seen at conventions, signing autographs, doing panels and meeting with fans. He and Tom also often host “Smallville Nights” at these cons which are a lot of fun for those who loved the show. Oh, and he’s starred in more than one Guardians of the Galaxy movie for Marvel as Martinex!
Kristin Kreuk (Lana) has been working fairly constantly since she left Smallville. She had a recurring role on Chuck and then led two series – Beauty and the Beast and Burden of Truth, both of which ended up airing on The CW. She’ll be seen next in a different small ‘ville called Murder in a Small Town which will air on FOX this fall, which is especially funny for those of us who remember the first time Kristin was mentioned in Entertainment Weekly, which mentioned she’d be in a show called Smalltown. Oops! In addition to acting, Kristin has been pursuing her studies in recent years.
Allison Mack (Chloe)… if you don’t know what happened to her after Smallville, you don’t want to know.
Sam Jones III (Pete) starred with Smallville guest Alan Ritchson (Aquabro/A.C.) on Blue Mountain State. He had a few legal issues as well, but seems to be doing well these days. Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum had him on TalkVille not too long ago and it seemed to be a very happy reunion.
John Glover (Lionel) is still magnificent, appearing in such series as Fear the Walking Dead. He also was the disappointed father of another bald DC villain, Dr. Sivana, in the first Shazam! movie.
Annette O’Toole (Martha) continues to be an amazing human being and stars on the popular Netflix series Virgin River.
John Schneider (Jonathan) was the “Donut” in the Fall 2023 season of The Masked Singer. He has his own studio in Louisiana and has produced several films. Sadly, his wife Alicia passed away in 2023.
Eric Johnson (Whitney) was most recently seen misbehaving on Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin. He’s been working a lot, and even appeared in the first draft of the Batwoman TV pilot for The CW.
Erica Durance (Lois) starred for several years on Saving Hope and returned to the Super-world as the second actress to play Kara’s Kryptonian mother, Alura, on Supergirl. When she’s not acting, she’s clearly very proud and happy to be a mom, and we love seeing it. Oh, and remember that David E. Kelley Wonder Woman pilot? Erica wore the costume from that show on an episode of the Kathy Bates series Harry’s Law. She also reunited with Smallville creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar for their short-lived Charlie’s Angels reboot, and as previously mentioned, reprised the role of Lois Lane in Crisis on Infinite Earths.
Laura Vandervoort (Kara) starred for several seasons on Bitten for SYFY and even appeared on the Supergirl TV series as a villain. She also was one of the main characters on ABC’s reboot of V and starred in the unrelated series V Wars later on. In 2021, she successfully produced and directed her own film, My Soul to Take, and she has continued to produce in addition to acting. She has also appeared in several Christmas-themed movies for Hallmark.
Jensen Ackles (Jason Teague) began his role as Supernatural’s Dean Winchester as soon as he finished with Smallville – and that job took him through the end of 2020. He reprised the Dean role on The Winchesters which lasted a season. A new generation came to love him as “Soldier Boy” on The Boys and he starred on the third and final season of Big Sky. Earlier this week, he appeared on an episode of Tracker, but we’ll get to that.
Justin Hartley (Oliver) may have been TV’s first Green Arrow, but he never did manage an Arrow guest appearance, What he did do, however, was several years of a popular and acclaimed series called This Is Us on NBC. You may have heard of it. Now, he stars on the CBS series Tracker which is one of the highest-rated new series on broadcast television. It’s safe to say he’s doing well for himself.
Aaron Ashmore (Jimmy) recurred on Lost Girl and Warehouse 13 for SYFY before becoming a lead in the series Killjoys for the network. He also appeared in streaming series such as Ginny & Georgia and Locke & Key and is currently starring in the medical drama SkyMed.
Cassidy Freeman (Tess) did several seasons of Longmire and then followed it up with another acclaimed series, The Righteous Gemstones.
Sam Witwer (Davis Bloome) returned to the DC world as “Agent Liberty” for a season of Supergirl; he also famously jumped out of a window as a teacher on Riverdale. He starred in the U.S. version of Being Human and he’s voiced Darth Maul from the Star Wars universe many times. He also was one of the game players in DC All Star Games for DC Universe.
Callum Blue (Zod) appeared in Royal Pains and Proof; most recently he could be seen in episodes of The Rookie: Feds and The Peripheral.
Smallville creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar are currently the showrunners for the popular Netflix Addams Family adaptation Wednesday. They also wrote the Beetlejuice sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, which will be released later this year. This prolific writing team also gave us such projects as I Am Number Four, Into the Badlands, The Shannara Chronicles and a reboot of Charlie’s Angels that we mentioned earlier. And while it was the Smallville years, Spider-Man 2 is still the best live action Spider-Man movie, and we have them partially to thank for that.
Superman as a character continues to thrive. Henry Cavill played the role in multiple films, and DC is launching a new franchise next year with Superman from director James Gunn. David Corenswet is playing the role, and he looks like what you’d get if you put Henry Cavill and Tom Welling in a blender and mixed them to genetically create a Superman. On TV, Tyler Hoechlin has successfully played a thoughtful Man of Steel, first appearing on Supergirl before getting his own series, Superman & Lois, where Bitsie Tulloch plays Lois Lane. Superman also has an amazing animated show currently running on Adult Swim in the form of My Adventures with Superman.
The story of Smallville continued with Season 11 comics written by Smallville scribe Bryan Q. Miller. There’s been talk of Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum putting together an animated series follow-up, but if it does happen, it probably won’t be anytime soon.
As for us? KryptonSite is still here and there’s been a renaissance of Smallville discussion these days. Starkville’s House of El, or “SHoE,” has been back in full force as of late, and Zach Moore’s Always Hold On To Smallville podcast is nearing the end of ten seasons of recap podcasts, continuing the mantra that we should always hold on to Smallville. Let’s check in again in 13 years and see where we’re at!
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Eddie
June 14, 2013 at 9:28 am
Hey caught all of the Smallville connections and was just amused by all that was in there.
Blake
June 14, 2013 at 9:37 am
DR. HAMILTON…. in smallville… he played the guy that was observing the radar beacons on the ship they found in the ice!!!!!!
Blake
June 14, 2013 at 9:38 am
NEVER MIND -.- i overlooked that one because there wasnt a photo lol ADD MORE PHOTOS just to help make the connection for people thank you !!!! … again sorry about that :/
Craig Byrne
June 14, 2013 at 8:14 pm
It’s hard to add photos right now since the movie just came out… so there are no still shots of, say, Dr. Emil in Man Of Steel. I figured people would remember what he looks like.
Kal
June 14, 2013 at 9:48 am
I swear that one of the military techs was none other than the guy who played Emil Hamilton in the last couple seasons of Smallville. Anyone else catch that, or was I imagining things?
Farhan
June 14, 2013 at 11:12 am
Tahmoh Penikett who played Wes Keenan in Season 6 episode 21 he was the Jed Eubanks in Man of Steel. So thats 5 people!
Starsaber
June 14, 2013 at 8:02 pm
Ludlow was the semi driver that Clark confronted at the diner. I recognized him from his role in Sanctuary, but I shouldn’t be surprised he was in Smallville too.
Jorell
June 14, 2013 at 10:26 pm
I got the biggest kick out of seeing Alessandro Juliani in the film. It was awesome seeing the two Hamilton’s together briefly.
Natalie
June 15, 2013 at 7:28 pm
There’s also the girl who sold Lois candies for Valentine’s Day in Persuasion (Season 9) and who blew Kryptonite fairy dust onto Clark. In ‘Man of Steel’, Lois interviewed her while trying to track down the mysterious man who saved her.
Nathan James
June 16, 2013 at 3:04 am
When Zod throws a truck at Clark, the truck says ‘lexcorp’ on it.
Derek B. Gayle
June 16, 2013 at 12:32 pm
Worth noting that Mackenzie Gray was in Smallville even before the season 10 role–he was the evil doctor in “Cyborg” back in season 5.
Vergon6
June 16, 2013 at 3:38 pm
Good catch Derek, I had forgotten about that. David Lewis, the guy who played the crazy Jeweler in “Committed” is listed as Major Paramore. He was looking over a solider’s shoulder I think for a few seconds in one of the scenes when Zod announces himself I believe. But I definitely saw him.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0507082/?ref_=tt_cl_t8
Jenna
June 16, 2013 at 3:53 pm
In the part of Man of Steel where Superman leaves the bar/ dinner he is working at the girl on the steps when he leaves is Susan Capra (s?), Not Suzanne her twin sister who is passing out name tags, From the episode of Smallville where Lois and Clark go back for their five year reunion. She is the girl that greets them at the door. You only see her for three seconds in Smallville but I have watched the Smallville series 10 times ( I know I am a loser but I can’t get enough)
Dan
June 16, 2013 at 5:44 pm
All great little nods, enjoyed seeing all of them.
though I dont get the logic behind the whole changing Whitney Forman to Fordham. Wa he supposed to even be the same character??
Craig Byrne
June 16, 2013 at 7:30 pm
I don’t think so… or rather, they might not have had the permissions to use him. Whitney Fordman was a character created by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar for Smallville. There might be licensing issues preventing him from being used in another media without their permission.
Dan
June 23, 2013 at 3:40 pm
Wow thanks for the reply and info Craig.
And I gotta thank you for everything you’ve done with the site and everything Smallville related over the years.
It all made watching the show and being a fan an even better experience ; )
.
Marlin Gramenz
June 17, 2013 at 11:45 am
This may just be some fan’s rumor, but I heard someone say that they saw “Wayne Tech” on the satellite orbiting earth, or something along those lines. It’s not a seasons 1-10 connection, but it’s interesting nevertheless! I don’t know if it’s correct, but I’m looking for that when I see Man Of Steel a second time! :)
MovieNut
June 18, 2013 at 10:48 am
For an instant, one of the Canadian soldiers (the Caucasian one) in the bar could be seen. He was played by an actor who played one of Lex Luthor’s more senior bodyguards for several episodes of “Smallville”‘s 7th Season.
michael
June 18, 2013 at 2:15 pm
The moment that stood out for me was when Clark had the confrontation with the truck driver in the bar, after which he comes out to find his truck has been amusingly smashed up.
It seemed very similar to a scene in Smallville where Clark has a confrontation with the Jocks at the school dance or something, and they come outside to find that their trucks have all been stacked on top of one another.
Jeff Wagner
June 19, 2013 at 9:17 am
I wish they would bring back Smallville or at least make some movies, I have all 10 seasons and some how it still just doesn’t seem like enough stories when it comes to Clark Kent and Superman, Please if anyone who has the ability to make the show happen again, do it for the love of Zod err I mean God or Superman, Tom Welling if your listening, come back and bring your sister Kara, Lana, Lois and Lex, lets have some more fun eh!
Dan
July 9, 2013 at 5:51 am
Sounds like you need to be reading the Smallville Season 11 comic
supermanvrszod
June 24, 2013 at 11:40 am
Shelby (clarks dog in smallville) has a different name in man of steel why change the name?is Shelby not in the comics?
Dan
July 8, 2013 at 7:27 pm
Shelby was created just for Smallville the same way the dogs the Kents had in MOS were created just for that.
It would have been weird and confusing for Man of Steal to use characters and events that only existed in Smallville.
Gensael
June 27, 2013 at 4:39 pm
The more I think about it, the more I realize there were even more nods to Smallville (tv show). How about the bus going off the bridge into the water? Looks exactly like Lex going off the bridge in his Porsche.. and whos there to save them? Clark.
Brittany
June 28, 2013 at 4:55 am
Great article! I recognized so many actors from Smallville. Couldn’t believe how many Easter Eggs were in the film.
By the way, the episode Chad Krowchuck appears in, Forever, is actually in Season 4.
Lily
July 1, 2013 at 4:50 am
The waitress in the cafe was the ‘fairy’ in season 9’s episode ‘Persuasion’ who gives Lois the kryptonite-infected chocolate. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1924001/?ref_=tt_cl_t11
zernan
July 3, 2013 at 12:24 pm
in an episode in smallville wherein jor-el went to earth and was known as the drifter named “joe”.. in man of steel, clark was known as “joe” also..
Kevin
July 3, 2013 at 6:56 pm
In the diner scence sitting at the bar are two soldiers talking. They played 2 of Lex’s security guards in the first 2 to 3 seasons of Smallville. The African American soldier played Lex’s security guard Darius in Smallville.
Kevin
July 5, 2013 at 6:22 am
I also noticed (don’t remember where exactly) a shop called CASSIDY’S or something like that which may or may not be a reference to Cassidy Freeman
Genevieve
July 5, 2013 at 10:21 pm
There’s a scene where Superman is fighting the Kryptonians in Smallville and you see the Smallville water tower, it’s the same tower from the TV show Smallville and a nod to Warner Bros. I don’t believe you mentioned that one, Craig.
Sierra O'Loughlin
October 13, 2013 at 1:28 am
After seeing the obvious connections to Smallville (I only caught five: Amy Adams, Mackenzie Gray, Alessandro Juiliani, David Paetkau, and Tahmoh Penikett) I looked it up on imdb and went through every actor in the cast of 112. There were 22 actors TOTAL who had been on Smallville at some point in the series’s run. I was ecstatic and decided it was most definitely a nod to our favorite show and not a largely Canadian casting pool. ;)
Also worth noting: Aaron Smolinski played a communications officer in MOS. Aaron played Baby Clark Kent in 1978’s Superman: The Movie and “Boy at Phone Booth” in Superman 3.
I do have the list of actors and which episode they were in if anyone’s interested.
That is all. :D
Yiliang
October 17, 2013 at 12:27 pm
Clark’s first save was for a vehicle that ran off the bridge and into the water, same as his first save in Smallville for Lex in the series premiere.
Superman’s took off on his first flight in the same manner as Kal did in the Season 4 premiere of Smallville.
The tornado Jonathan Kent dies in in Man of Steel is a reference to the season 1 finale of Smallville.
Superman’s first physical confrontation with Zod is the same manner as Clark did with the Zod-possessed Lex, flying through the fields of Smallville, grappling with each other in the season 6 premiere.
Baltazar
December 2, 2013 at 5:29 pm
The actor who plays a role in the episode “prototype”. as the prototype jejeje, appears n Man Of Steele in a scene where lois is asking questions to witness of strange events
Grant
December 8, 2013 at 11:47 am
I believe the jocks heckling Clark in front of Sullivan’s are wearing letterman jackets from Smallville highschool
jordan
December 9, 2013 at 2:31 pm
The kryptonian in the movie that discovers the codex is in kals cells was one of lexs security guys in season 6. He was not bald and also played lexs clone in season 10..I hate when they use the same person for two different characters in the small ville series..they did it with the guy who played wes Keenan. And the kid who played in season 3 when the football coach burned his arm ..played a cop in one of the last seasons.. also noticed the two boys from Tim the tool man Taylor in smalville??
Brandon
January 27, 2014 at 11:32 pm
In MOS, the same crescendo plays when the priest says ”sometimes, you have to take a leap of faith” as what plays when Clark flies in VR on Smallville.
BlackGoku
March 5, 2014 at 11:14 pm
So how many Smallville alum were in the “Man of Steel” movie?
1. Mackenzie Gray played a clone of Lex, season 10, episode premiere “Lazarus” on Smallville but as Kryptonian Jax-Ur.
2. Alessandro Juliani played Dr. Emil Hamilton season 8, 9 & 10 (14 separate episodes) on Smallville but a military tech sergeant at ice station in the film.
3. Amy Adams played Jodi Melville season 1 episode 7, “Craving” girl in Smallville but as Lois Lane in the film.
4. Kwesi Ameyaw played Dairus (1 of Lex’s security guards) season 3, on Smallville but a soldier at the dinner.
5. Mike Dopud played George (another 1 of Lex’s security guards) season 6, on Smallville but a soldier at the dinner.
6. Chad Krowchuck season 3, episode “Forever” as “Wendell on Smallville but Glen Woodburn the blogger.
7. Tahmoh Penikett played two different characters on Smallville. Back in Season 3, he was living dead kid “Vince Davis” in “Resurrection,” and then played super-soldier “Wes Keenan” in a recurring part in Season 6.
8. Ian Tracey played Lincoln Cole in the season 5, episode “Mercy” on Smallville but bully trucker in the film.
9. David Paetkau played two characters on Smallville, an abused football player in season 1′s, “Hothead” then in season 8, played officer Danny Turpin in “Bulletproof.”
10. David Lewis played two characters on Smallville, as Dr. Marcus season 3, episode “Calling” and Macy the crazy jeweler in season 8, episode “Committed” but Major Laramore in the film.
11. Carmen Lavigne played the Valentine fairy in season 9, episode “Persuasion” played but was Chrissy the waitress in the film.
12. Some said they saw Hilary Jardine form Smallville season 10, episode “Homecoming” as well but this has been unverified as of yet.
So there you have it, a complete on set cast of Smallville alum who had a part in the “Man of Steel” movie 2013. If any has more I may have missed please share and update…
Thx
B.K. aka BlackGoku…
SmallVilleLovEr
April 17, 2015 at 8:38 pm
Did anyone notice that on the Smallville water tower the name of the town is written EXACTLY in the same font and style as the Smallville tv show title? It basically IS tje Smallville from the shows title sequence. Crazy cool
Cedric Taylor
March 31, 2016 at 7:24 am
Another nugget when young Clark in MOS looks back over his shoulder while on the bus, when he’s about to save the kids.
That style and look looks like the Smallville farm boy. Looks like the kid had a Tom Welling vibe
Doug Masters
November 27, 2016 at 7:17 pm
This one I feel is one BIG one people miss Jimmy Olsen is played by Michael Cassidy who also played Grant Gabriel / Julian Luthor who also worked at The Daily Planet
Craig Byrne
January 8, 2017 at 12:28 am
That was for Batman v Superman, and the Man of Steel article was written 3 years before that came out.
D
February 9, 2017 at 9:25 am
Did no one notice that the Kryptonian who drew blood from Superman on Zod’s ship in MOS is the evil Lex clone in one episode of Smalllville season 10??!?