Who wrote Superman?

John Williams wrote the Superman theme tune.

The late Christopher Reeve co-wrote "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace".

Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster

Bryan Singer. He also co-wrote it.

It is the autobiography of Superman actor Christopher Reeve

There is no one writer of Superman: The Animated Series. It was originally based on a comic character. It was then developed by a number of people in Warner Bros.

Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris

if its the song I'm thinking about, it's the band " Three Doors Down".

He wrote loads of film music, for example he wrote the music for Star Wars, E.T, Indiana Jones, Superman and many more

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The Superman theme song was written by John Williams who is an American composer. John Williams is also a pianist and conductor. He has composed some of the most popular film scores in cinematic history.

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"Superman" (1948) "Atom Man vs Superman" (1950) "Superman and the Molemen" (1951) "Superman: The Movie" (1978) "Superman II" (1980) "Superman III" (1983) "Superman IV: The Quest For Peace" (1987) "Superman Returns" (2006) "Man of Steel" (2013)

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Superman: The Movie (1978) Superman II (1980) Superman III (1983) Superman IV: The Quest For Peace (1987) Superman Returns (2006)

Superman: The Movie Superman 2 Superman 3 Superman 4: The Quest for Peace Superman Returns There's also Superman: Doomsday which isn't part of the live action series. It's a stand alone animated version.

Christopher Reeve in: Superman (1978), Superman II (1980) Superman III (1983) Brandon Routh in: Superman Returns (2006)

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He was #3 Superman (Kirk Alyn was #1 Superman and George Reeves was #2 Superman)

Superman. Superman is stronger because he is the MAN OF STEEL.

The duration of Waiting for 'Superman' is 1.7 hours.

The first live action Superman was played by Kirk Alyn in "Superman" (1948). The first animated Superman was played by Bud Collyer in "Superman" (1941).