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HOLLYSCOOP.COM hit the red carpet for the Los Angeles movie premiere for Hancock. The latest flick starring Will Smith, Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman, Jae Head and Tom Lennon. Peter Berg (Director), Akiva Goldsman (Producer), Michael Mann (Producer), James Lassiter (Producer), Ian Bryce (Exec. Producer), Jonathan. The movie brought out P Diddy, Minnie Driver, Queen Latifah, Virginia Madsen, Sinbad, Amanda Peet, Jada Pinkett Smith, Jaden Christopher Syre,dj am and Willow Camille Reign. Will Smith plays a homeless who is a super hero, we also asked the stars who their favorite superheros are.
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