Title: Metropolis (comics)
Content: donations for the then-ongoing Statue of Liberty restoration effort urges the donations be sent to "The Lady, P.O. Box 1986, New York 10018" - implying that Metropolis and New York are, in fact, two separate places.) In "Superman III", some Calgary, Alberta landmarks can be seen, including the Calgary Tower and the St. Louis Hotel, as parts of the film were filmed there. Metropolis is briefly mentioned in the movie "Batman Forever". When Dick Grayson (played by Chris O'Donnell) plans to find Two-Face, Bruce Wayne mentioned the circus is halfway to Metropolis. "Superman Returns" director Bryan Singer intended his version

Title: Superman: A Tale of Five Cities
Content: buildings, DC requested that Superman had to rebuild everything. This became a joke in end of the story, where Lois says: "Superman is not here because he is rebuilding everything that was smashed." Even before its release in Denmark, Superman og Fredsbomben was prominently discussed in first episode of the Danish television program "Troldspejlet" presented by Jakob Stegelmann on February 3, 1989. During the course of the show, Superman collector and specialist Ove Høyer included Teddy Kristiansen in the ensemble of comic book artists who had drawn Superman, referring to his upcoming art in "Superman og Fredsbomben", even showing unfinished

Title: Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut
Content: exteriors at Niagara Falls, which had been planned to be shot during the Canadian shooting on "Superman: The Movie", but was indefinitely postponed to make up for time and get the production back to England quicker. Several minor scenes including a love-struck Superman deliberately tilting over the Leaning Tower of Pisa (later adapted in "Superman III") and a scene in which Superman warns off some English fox-hunters were also not filmed. The Donner cut features most of the completed never-before-seen scenes (some scenes have been deleted for narrative/dramatic reasons), which in many cases replace scenes re-filmed or altered by Lester.

Title: Metropolis (comics)
Content: distance. 17 State Street, which is a recognizable glass tower at the tip of the island was replaced by an older looking tower and the tops of the two World Financial Center Towers were removed. A small cluster of tall Art-Deco Towers along with the "Daily Planet" building were added to the skyline near the Civic Center. The LexCorp Tower never appeared in the movie; comics suggest LexCorp had a Twin Towered Headquarters, which suggests that if they still existed, the World Trade Center North and South towers were the LexCorp Towers, but being 2006, unlike the older "Superman" movies,

Title: Industrial National Bank Building
Content: as the "Superman Building", due to its resemblance of the "Daily Planet" building in the "Superman" comic book. However, "Superman" co-creator Joe Shuster claims he drew his inspiration not from the Providence building (nor the also rumored AT&T Huron Road Building in Cleveland, Ohio, where Shuster was living at the time), but rather from his home city of Toronto (such as the Commerce Court North and the Fairmont Royal York). The building shown in the television program, however, is the Los Angeles City Hall. The downtown Providence building, and its neighbors, are displayed prominently on the skyline of the fictional

Question: Which important US building has its roof ripped off in Superman II?
Answer: The White House