Nuclear Man (portrayed by Mark Pillow but voiced by Gene Hackman) is the supervillain from the film Superman IV: The Quest For Peace. He was created by Lex Luthor with the DNA of Superman. Deleted scenes from the film show a prototype Nuclear Man (played by British actor Clive Mantle), who was...

Nuclear Man kidnaps Lacy and takes her into outer space, but Superman rescues her and ultimately destroys Nuclear Man by trapping him in the core of a nuclear power plant. This converts Nuclear Man into electrical energy for the power grid.

Nuclear Man is the secondary antagonist of the 1987 superhero film Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. They were portrayed by Clive Mantle (1st) and Mark Pillow (2nd). Second Nuclear Man was voiced by Gene Hackman, who also portrayed Lex Luthor in the original Superman film, Little Bill Daggett in Unforgiven, and General Mandible in Antz.

Jun 19, 2023 · After battling Christopher Reeve's Superman across the globe, in space, and on the moon, the villain, played by actor Mark Pillow, is thrown into a nuclear reactor, turning the weapon...

Superman IV: The Quest for Peace: Directed by Sidney J. Furie. With Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman, Jackie Cooper, Marc McClure. With the world on the brink of a nuclear war, Superman takes it upon himself to destroy all nuclear weapons. However, Lex Luthor creates Nuclear Man, a force strong enough to take down Superman.

Feb 20, 2022 · Superman IV: The Quest for Peace gave a very awkward voice to its villain Nuclear Man, and some behind-the-scenes info reveals what happened.

What are your thoughts on Nuclear Man, the villain of Superman 4: Quest For Peace? Should’ve just been Bizarro. Funny thing is there are deleted scenes were the first Nuclearman was basically Bizaro, look up the official comic adaptation and there's no question what they were going for.

Aug 13, 2024 · The disaster of Superman IV was compounded by its ridiculous DC villain, Nuclear Man, who received a fitting coda many years later.

Nuclear Man was a weapon Lex Luthor unleashed on Superman. Lex Luthor created Nuclear Man from a strand of hair containing Superman's DNA, made into a "genetic stew" which was birthed into a living being when Superman threw the nuclear missile containing the device that had the "stew" into the...

Nuclear Man first appeared in the film Superman IV: The Quest for Peace written by Lawrence Konner, Mark Rosenthal and Christopher Reeve. He was adapted for Prime Earth continuity by Brian Michael Bendis and Ivan Reis , debuting in Superman (Volume 5) #2 .