‘Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice’ Cast: Harry Lennix Confirms That Some Of The Rumors Are True! General Swanwick Returns For Another Tour Of Duty!

"Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice" adds another, non-super powered character from "Man of Steel." Harry Lennix will return as General Swanwick, and he has inspiring news for us.

In an interview with ScreenWeek TV, Lennix lends a ray of hope to the internet sleuths covering the movie.

"Well, I can tell you that it is...when you have these two characters going toe to toe if you will, head to head, but you also know that you've got to make it hopefully into something that can keep going, it presents a very interesting challenge to a writer. And I can say that the script that I read is very good. I can't tell you much, because then you wouldn't want to see it. But I can say that it is very dramatic."

Definitely not revealing any clues, as stern as General Swanwick himself.

Lennix adds, "And you can find out a lot more about it, then I'm able to say anything about, because we signed contracts, by going onto the Internet. Because a lot of the fans have more information about it than I have, and I can say that some of it seems to be informed. I don't know where they got the information, but it is a great script. And I think that people will not be disappointed. And I can say that I'm looking forward to working with Ben Affleck again. I've worked with him before, did a movie called 'State of Play' with him, met him, very nice man. And I know that Henry is going to do a bang-up job. This sequel will not disappoint in any way."

Now all we need to do is to find out who are the 'informed.' It will not be easy as Warner is obviously trying to throw everyone off, even to the actors. Some of them are just not very good at misdirection and concealment (Jason Momoa). We need to examine the track record of the sites because it seems like some inside sources really have a bird's eyeview.

If you want the finished product, Warner has been merciful to reduce the waiting time as it has been pushed forward to March 25, 2016.