Kate Bosworth has a super role

Kate Bosworth, 23, daughter of Hal and Patti Bosworth of Cohasset, is soaring to new heights, playing "Lois Lane" in "Superman Returns" currently playing in theaters throughout the area (and the world).

Bosworth’s Lois Lane is different from the one played some years ago by Margot Kidder. "She’s five years older," noted Bosworth. "She feels like she’s on top of the world." For Lane has just won a Pulitzer Prize for writing a piece saying that the world doesn’t need Superman, who had vanished half
a decade earlier without saying, "good-bye" to Lane. In addition Lane is now a single mother.

Therefore Bosworth doesn’t feel there should be comparisons made between her Lois Lane, and Kidder’s, believing that if the character had been written identically, "It would have been ridiculous to me. You learn and you change. In that five years she’s gone through a lot of intensity in her life." This includes the departure of Superman, whom she loved. "It’s a wound she can never heal from," Bosworth said. "Margot Kidder was fun and silly, she can’t be the same person, that would have been ridiculous."

In comparison to other parts she has played in her now eight-year-long career, she "felt like the stakes were higher." While the movie is derived from the comic book, she stated that Lois Lane is, "not a comic book character, she has depth." Bosworth added, "It is an iconic film."

"Superman Returns" is certainly the biggest production Bosworth has appeared in. But she said, "Despite that I still felt like I was doing an intimate film." For this she gives credit to its director Bryan Singer.

Unlike many in the movie business Bosworth has not always sought the spotlight. For example she keeps personal matters personal. Ask her about any rumored relationship, she states in a kind but firm voice, "I don’t discuss my private life." Now playing "Lois Lane," the question arises whether the trade off in playing such a high profile role could make it harder for her to shun the limelight. "One danger of getting more involved in the industry is that one can get lost. I don’t ever want to be sucked into that," she said. "It’s not interesting to me. I love the creative side."

"Right now I don’t feel any different. I’m kind of in the eye of the tornado. I really don’t think about it. I have a lot of friends in Los Angeles, writers, and fashion designers. They all bring something to the table. That’s much more interesting to me than the Hollywood side."

Filming on "Superman Returns" took place in Australia over a number of months. But Christmastime found her in Cohasset. Here she enjoyed the beauty of the town in the holiday season and its winter scenery. She was also able to see family and friends, in addition to shopping at local merchants.

One of her Cohasset friends recently moved to Los Angeles, and Bosworth is thrilled to have a longtime friend nearby.

"Interview" magazine is one publication, which features Bosworth on the cover for July. This is the second time "Interview" has featured her on the cover. The other was exactly four years ago, July 2002. In that issue Bosworth was interviewed by fellow cast member Michelle Rodriguez. The question thus arose whether she would like to interview someone she is appearing with, now or in the future "Yes, I would love to do it. Now that I’m playing a journalist. I’m dying to do it!"

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