Actor Michael B Jordan doesn't attach any credence to rumours linking him to various roles, but he says if he gets an opportunity to portray Superman on the big screen, he will ensure an authentic portrayal of the fan-favourite character.
According to a recent Variety report, Jordan had pitched a vision for the DC superhero to Warner Bros earlier this year.
Most recently, British actor Henry Cavill played the character in three films -- "Man of Steel", "Justice League" and "Superman v Batman: Dawn of Justice".
Jordan is no a stranger to the superhero world, having played Johnny Storm aka Human Torch in Fox's 2015 film "Fantastic Four" and villain Erik Killmonger in Marvel's "Black Panther".
Without clearing the air, the actor said he has lately been associated with a lot of characters, so such reports were routine.
"Honestly, I've been rumoured to play Morpheus, to Superman, to Duck Tales reboot, to Power Rangers, and everything in between. So it's like I'm kind of used to the rumours I'm playing something," the 32-year-old actor told MTV.
However, as a comic book fan, Jordan said, if he gets a chance to play another fan-favourite, he will try to fully justify the part.
"Anything that I do dive into has got to be done the right way. It has to be full of authenticity. I'm a fan of comic books. I understand the fans being upset at 'Oh now, why are they doing this and why are they changing that?'
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