Henry Cavill, with one film in post-production and two more on the way, had his hands tied because of the busy schedule. His latest movie, "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." was a big hit, and now he's getting ready for the premiere of "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice" slated for release on March 25, 2016.
The thing is, Cavill, whose career is soaring high, has been quiet about his love life. The last relationship he had was with the MMA fighter Gina Carano, but after that, every woman linked with him was just rumors — Cavill did not really confirm his involvement with them.
Given that Cavill is reportedly single, it led fans into asking this basic question. What kind of woman does Superman like?
1. He likes a confident woman.
During Cavill's interview with Cosmopolitan magazine, he revealed that he liked women who do not try hard to put up a front and who are just comfortable with their own skin, according to the Movie News Guide.
Ben Affleck's co-star wanted to be with a woman who was not pretending to someone else.
2. He likes a woman who's into relationships.
The "Man of Steel" doesn't date much and is more on a relationship kind of guy, NZ City found out. It only makes sense to like a woman who will go for a long-term relationship.
3. He finds a woman who can hold a drink very attractive.
Cavill is attracted to women who can keep up with him — in terms of drinking, The Hamilton Spectator learned.
"I'd be impressed if a girl drank Jack and Cokes with me... and tried to keep up," the British actor said.
Talking about women, "The Justice League" star appears to be also impressed with strong women as he expressed his excitement for co-star Gal Gadot playing Wonder Woman in "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice."
"Strong women are nothing new for the comic book world," Cavill said during his interview with ComicBookMovie.com. "I'm glad they are being represented a bit more in film and on TV."
"Wonder Woman has been around forever, she is an incredibly strong character," he added. "She can go toe-to-toe with Superman sometimes."
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