VH1 George Reeves Segment Hosted by Tony Curtis

This is one of a series of commercials George Reeves did for Kellogg's as Clark Kent/Superman, both to promote Corn Flakes and also Honey Smacks. In this Corn Flakes commercial, Superman saves the day when Clark Kent's boss Perry White discovers there are no Corn Flakes left for his morning breakfast.

Hosted by A.J. Benza, this show looks into the speculation around George Reeves' apparent suicide. Three theories are presented, including the suicide theory, the idea that Toni Mannix hired a hitman and lastly, the theory that Lenore Lemmon shot Reeves.

This program looks at the onscreen and off-screen life of George Reeves and features friends and fellow actors who worked with him, including Jack Larson (Jimmy Olsen), Phyllis Coates and Noel Neill, the latter two both portrayed Lois Lane during the series. Many pictures are shown.

Watch the opening credits for the 1952 first season of the Adventures of Superman TV series starring George Reeves. The narrator introduces us to the superhero with the familiar lines, "Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive..."

Director Allen Coulter came Center Stage with host Mark Gordon to discuss his new film "Hollywoodland," starring Ben Affleck and based on the death of actor George Reeves.

The Hollywoodland movie trailer for the film that deals with the events surrounding the death of actor George Reeves, who played TV's Superman during the 1950s. Ben Affleck plays the lead, with Adrien Brody, Bob Hoskins and Diane Lane supporting.