So far, our looks at director Tarsem Singh’s 3D action epic Immortals have been five handsome posters and a handful of images featuring stars Henry Cavill, Mickey Rourke, Isabel Lucas, Freida Pinto, and Kellan Lutz, but that changes tonight – Monday, April 25th, as the official Immortals teaser trailer will debut at 7:00 pm EST/PST on E! News.

You’re going to want to catch the teaser, as Tarsem Singh is a wholly unique stylist, known for rapturously composed visuals and striking, outrageous costuming.

Immortals is Singh’s take on Greek Mythology, with soon-to-be-Superman Henry Cavill as a humble peasant, chosen to be the Gods’ champion against Mickey Rourke’s tyrannical King Hyperion. The teaser trailer was met to an ecstatic audience response when Relativity Media and Tarsem Singh unveiled it at WonderCon. Tonight, though, is your chance to see the first footage from Immortals for yourself, simply by checking out E! News.

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Henry Cavill and Isabel Lucas head into the Montreal airport to catch a departing flight out of the Canadian city on Friday (April 22).

The 27-year-old Superman: Man of Steel actor signed autographs for fans as he entered the airport.

Henry and Isabel just finished up with reshoots for their upcoming flick Immortals, which hits theaters on November 11.

Will try to find untagged pictures for you. For now, you can check the article’s source for more Henry.

This is probably the larger WonderCon panel available for Immortals. Check it!

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If you didn’t know who British actor Henry Cavill was six months ago, you do now thanks to the 27-year-old actor landing the coveted Man of Steel role in Zack Snyder‘s “upcoming Superman” reboot.

And while it seems like a no-brainer move now—Cavill has the looks, chops and build; he had tested for Christopher Nolan‘s “Batman Begins” and Bryan Singer’s “Superman Returns” and seemed poised to eventually score one of these plum roles—the actor’s name carried very little weight at the time and to hear the producers of the upcoming “Immortals” tell it, confidence in the actor leading their swords and sandals fantasy epic wasn’t exactly high.

“Henry tested for us and then we stayed with it,” Marc Canton, one of the producers of “Immortals,” said this past weekend at WonderCon of their lead acting choice. “There was a lot of debate about him, because we got pushed back many months in making the movie and eventually we went and we stayed the course [with Henry].” (more…)

Relativity Media recently offered audiences their first glimpse at “Immortals,” a stylish, mythological adventure directed by filmmaker Tarsem (“The Fall,” “The Cell”). Before Tarsem and producer Mark Canton (“300”) screened a few minutes of footage from the coming movie, Speakeasy sat down with two of the film’s stars, Henry Cavill (who’s set to play Superman in Zack Snyder’s franchise reboot “Man of Steel”) and actor Luke Evans, for a conversation about the challenges of bringing new life to old myths.

How tough is it to connect with the grandiosity of stories about the gods, and make sure everything also feels immediate and relatable to contemporary audiences?

Luke Evans: I think as an actor you have to be able to relate to the role before you take the job, whether it be a god or whatever. You have to see something in your character that you can relate to. And I’m sure Henry did the same thing, but I look at the role Henry played, and I can relate to what he goes through; he has a struggle on his hands – he lost his mother, he finds his feet, he falls in love, all of these things, they’re human feelings. So I can relate to that, and what I had to do with Zeus is make people understand that this god wasn’t just a [guy throwing] lightning bolts, he had feelings and he cared about these people on earth, and that was my responsibility, to prove that in what I did on screen. (more…)

“If there is one human who could lead them against Hyperion, it would be Theseus…”

After the presentation at WonderCon, “Immortals” it’s being considered the most antecipated movie from 2011.

A trailer has been saw and I cannot read anything but excitement about it.

It’s hard to describe all of the footage and I’m sure the trailer we saw will be out very soon, but it looked like a visually astounding and completely badass new take on Greek mythology. There were epic battles that, using CGI, looked to have the scope and scale of Return of the King’s Minas Tirith battle, with thousands upon thousands of troops lined up outside of a massive mountain fortress. Mickey Rourke, who plays the main villain King Hyperion (Cavill described him as a “scary dude”), looks insanely brutal and intimidating, wearing a helmet with sharp metal spikes that encircled his entire head. There were tons of stylized slow-mo fight scenes and Luke Evans playing Zeus swinging a whip made entirely of fire. It. Looks. AWESOME! [First Showing]

The trailer wasn’t leaked yet, and I hope they release it soon.

It’s not often we get excited about nor condone violence in any way. However, when a proposed battle involves the likes of two gorgeous men like Kellan Lutz and Henry Cavill possibly fighting in barely-there Greek togas, we make an exception.

The two hotties will face off against one another in the upcoming “Immortals” (formerly known as “Gods of War”), and when we caught up with “Twilight” hunk recently, we had to ask him who would win in a fight: Kellan’s Greek God of the sea or Henry’s Titan Theseus?

“Well, I play Poseidon so I have that godly aspect,” Kellan said. “But Henry’s a strong kid. It was really fun working with him and seeing him train because he went through months and months of training. I wish I could have a movie where was able to do that because he went through some intense stuff. He’s a buff kid.”

The upcoming film, which also stars Frieda Pinto and Isabel Lucas, is directed by “The Fall”‘s unique visionary, Tarsem Singh. It is slated for release in November 2011.

What do you think of a Lutz vs. Cavill face-off? Will you go see the film?

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With the buzz surrounding the upcoming film ‘Immortals,’ hitting near ear bleeding decibels, we thought we’d take a sec to spotlight the man behind the gods – cutting edge director Tarsem Singh. But first we thought we’d tease you some exclusive footage from the set, including never before seen images from the film. [Video]
[...] Singh’s visually stunning and thought provoking images, his mastery of storytelling and his breath taking cinematography made him the perfect choice to helm the highly anticipated ‘Immortals,’ a story about the Greek warrior Theseus’ battles against imprisoned titans.
‘Immortals’ is due to come out in theatres everywhere next year.

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Mickey Rourke will star in Relativity Media’s Greek mythology clash “War of the Gods” opposite Henry Cavill and Freida Pinto.
Rourke’s been cast as the villain, King Hyperion. Tarsem Singh is directing with production set to start in April.
Story follows a young warrior Theseus who leads his men into battle with the immortal Greek gods to defeat evil elder gods of the Titans in order to save mankind.
“War of the Gods” will be produced by Gianni Nunnari of Hollywood Gang Prods., Mark Canton of Atmosphere Entertainment and Relativity topper Ryan Kavanaugh. Nunnari and Canton partnered on 2007′s “300,” producing the sword-and-sandals saga for Warner Bros.
Universal will distribute. Relativity’s Tucker Tooley and Craig Flores of Hollywood Gang are exec producing.
Jason Keller penned the most recent draft of the script. An earlier version was written by Christian Gudegast; producers began development in 2008 after buying a spec from Charley and Vlas Parlapanides.
Rourke will be seen next as the Russian villain in “Iron Man 2″ opposite Robert Downey Jr., who recruited Rourke for the part during last year’s awards season.

Rourke is repped by ICM.

Source: Variety.com