Happy Birthday Tyler Hoechlin: 5 Best Movies and TV Shows of TV’s Superman

Remember the role of Emmett Cullen in “Twilight”? Now imagine Tyler Hoechlin playing the role, well safe to say fans would have lost their mind over that. But he did reject the part and would have been a treat to the eyes if he had not. Though Tyler has bagged in a lot of good roles over the years.

Movie star Tyler Lee Hoechlin is American. Hoechlin first gained fame for his performance as Michael Sullivan Jr. in the 2002 movie “Road to Perdition”. From 2003 to 2007, he played Martin Brewer on the television series “7th Heaven”. He is also well-known for his roles as Superman in the Arrowverse Miniseries “Supergirl” as well as Derek Hale on “Teen Wolf“. He was born September 11, 1987 in California, and this year Tyler Hoechlin is celebrating his 35th birthday.

Happy Birthday Tyler Hoechlin: 5 Best Movies and TV Shows of TV’s Superman

1. ‘Superman & Lois’

The world’s best-known action hero, The Man of Steel, also known as Clark Kent, and the legendary reporter Lois Lane from graphic novels have spent years battling evil sorcerers, creatures, and alien invaders, but now they must deal with one of their biggest obstacles to date: raising children while functioning in western age.

2. ‘Can You Keep a Secret?’

When she believes the aircraft is about to collapse, a young woman reveals all of her vulnerabilities to a complete stranger. She subsequently meets the man and learns that he is the new CEO of her organization and that he is aware of all of her embarrassing revelations.

3. ‘Fifty Shades Freed’

Tycoon Christian Grey and his new bride Anastasia accept and embrace their unbreakable relationship and combined life of privilege, assuming they have put the ominous characters from their past underneath them.

4. ‘Teen Wolf’

The Cinema is a teen romance, heist flick, and Russell Mulcahy is directing it. Jeff Davis wrote the screenplay.

5. ‘Road to Perdition’

After his son sees his boss’s assassination, the murderer goes on the run. He must choose between preserving his own child and being committed to his employer.