Superman: Man of Tomorrow

I want Clark to feel alive, hopeful, energetic, uplifting, polite, optimistic, I want him to talk with a sense of direction, has the ability to console someone when needed,  he has humanity (showing that he's willing to make a young man's day that nobody should be forgotten about), He's charming, and a man who sees good in everyone, I want him to be the heart of my possible "DC Universe."

I want you to embody the spirit of the Character. 

I do want him to sound "Geek-Ish" and clumsy a bit (He is not putting on an act, whether that's how the kind of man he is, but when he is Superman, he feels... more "charming"? as that was how he was raised)
Inspiration: Superman Secret Origin Comic, All-Star Superman Comic, and Superman and Lois (The series)

Lois Lane is an investigative, Pulitzer Prize winning reporter at the Daily Planet in Metropolis, and Superman's love interest. Her closest co-workers are Clark Kent, Jimmy Olsen, Perry White, and Steve Lombard. She is a strong and assertive woman more than capable of handling herself in dangerous situations. She has that type of inquisitive mind to just go where she shouldn't if it's a good story. She is also a fierce-strong woman, and at times she could be vulnerable.

Jimmy is more of the "new kid on the block" working for the Daily Planet. He is new there, not as new as Clark, but he's trying to earn his place there. Following Lois Lane around, struggling to keep up with her pace.

He's agreeable, likable, a bit of a pushover and intentionally should be forgotten about by larger personalities of the Daily Planet in which Clark sees Jimmy being overlooked.

Perry White is in his mid 50s, I want him to sound like the type of guy who smokes a cigar and yells at you for not having things ready by the deadline. He is a bit strict; I want him to have his moments where he feels for others (in which of course he does in general but there wont be a lot of it.) 

Jonathan Kent, known affectionately as Pa Kent, was a farmer from Smallville, Kansas. After finding the alien baby Kal-El, he and his wife Martha raised him to become Superman. 

Jonathan Kent, has manners, he respects everyone, he cares, and he is the ROLE MODEL for Clark.

Martha Kent is the wife of Jonathan Kent and adoptive mother of Superman, also known as Clark Kent. Since they were unable to conceive a child of their own, when they found him as a baby inside of a strange rocket crashed to Earth they raised him as their son. Much later they learned he was the last surviving member of an alien race; when the planet Krypton was exploding, the boy's parents Jor-El and Lara chose to save him at the cost of their lives by sending him into space. Ma and Pa Kent raised Clark on their farm in Smallville, Kansas.

Martha is loving, caring, and kind. She is like Aunt May from the Spider-Man comics, but a bit different.

Since they lived in the farms and in Smallville you can try for an American accent and a western (probably research what type of accent she has at certain times, doesn't matter, I do prefer an American accent)

Jor-El is a Kryptonian scientist, prior to Krypton's destruction. He was a member of the Kryptonian Council, and at one time, was its head. Although he was greatly respected amongst his colleagues, they ridiculed him when he predicted the destruction of the planet through his experiments. So, Jor-El is also the father of Kal-El, the boy who is Superman on Earth and uncle of Kara Zor-El who becomes Supergirl on Earth. Prior to Krypton's destruction, he launched Kal-El, as a baby, on an experimental spacecraft toward Earth, a planet he has previously visited.

Lara Lor-Van is Superman's mother, from the planet Krypton. Lara Lor-Van was Lara's full maiden name, as "Lor-Van" is the name of Lara's father. Most depictions of Kryptonian culture show that females use their father's full name as their last names before marriage, and then are known simply by their first names after marriage.

She was married to Jor-El, a prominent scientist on the Kryptonian council before the planet's destruction. In the pre-crisis comics, she was an astronaut, while other stories (including The Last Days of Krypton) depict her as an artist.

LEX LUTHOR

An egomaniacal genius and billionaire industrialist, Lex Luthor fights a neverending personal, public, and political battle against Superman.

He’s the most intelligent man on Earth. But Lex Luthor has only ever used his brilliant mind for selfish gain and to further his own bitter vendetta against those he feels have done him wrong. A notorious sociopath and xenophobe in almost every one of his incarnations—be it scientist, businessman or even the President of the United States—Luthor always uses his power and influence not to help mankind, but to attempt to destroy the one man on the planet who makes him feel insignificant: Superman.

Although he has no superpowers to speak of, Luthor has come closer to defeating the Man of Steel more times than any of his other adversaries. With his brilliant mind, Luthor’s schemes nearly always come close to vanquishing Superman, until his massive ego gets in his way. No matter the situation, it’s Luthor’s hubris that’s always his downfall.

Too much of the world, Lex Luthor seems respectable, self-made man—the pinnacle of human achievement, due to his massive wealth and standing in the worlds of business and politics. But in reality, he is deceiving, rude, noncaring, evil and a manipulator.

Soldier-turned-supervillain John Corben is Metallo, a Kryptonite powered cyborg who is an enemy of Superman.

He's rude, thinks being a soldier is everything he needs, and he's an a**hole

He works for Lois Lane's dad and is well liked by her dad. Her dad wants Lois to marry Corben but Lois doesn't want that at all.

Steve Lombard is a sports columnist working at the Daily Planet, where he is also a member of Superman's supporting cast. His closest co-workers are Clark Kent, Perry White, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Cat Grant and Ron Troupe. Before working as a reporter he had a lengthy career in both amateur and professional football. He's well known as a boorish jerk with a very self-centered attitude, although this is often played for comedy.

His many pranks around the office frequently target Kent, although he considers Clark one of his closest friends. Troupe frequently clashes with him most directly on a personal level, leading towards an antagonistic relationship. In addition, his alpha-male mindset causes him to make many unwelcome advances against his female co-workers.

(Note: This is just a description from the comics) Catherine Grant is a well-known gossip columnist for the Daily Planet and one of Superman's romantic interests. She works at the Planet as a reporter alongside Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Perry White, Jimmy Olsen, Steve Lombard and Ron Troupe. Although she works in Metropolis, she began her career in Los Angeles. Grant is very notable for her controversially sexy and flirty style in the workplace, which has gained her a great deal of infamy and control over weaker willed men. She even dated Kent briefly, although they broke up because he had really been in love with Lois the entire time.