The LA Times recently caught up with actress Amy Adams while she was attending CinemaCon in Las Vegas and asked her about being chosen for the role of Lois Lane in Zack Snyder's upcoming Superman reboot:

"I think the role of women in society constantly changes," said Adams. "And what I love about Lois Lane is that she’s been very consistently strong, successful, independent. I’m very attracted to that. It was a time when women were really — I don’t want to make some grand statement because I know it will come across as a grand statement — but [women were often limited by society then and] what I loved about her was that she was able to be smart and be feminine and I think that that’s something I know I’m going to teach my daughter, that you don’t have to be a man to be powerful. You can be a powerful woman."

Snyder's Superman reboot begins filming this August with the Man of Steel expected to return to the silver screen during the December, 2012 Christmas season.