preview, the picture was cut down to a length of 89 minutes for U.S. release. At the urging of visual effects supervisor Harrison Ellenshaw, two action scenes were reinstated for the international version, which ran 92 minutes and was later shown on U.S. television. As a result of this cutting of running time, much of the music was not heard and "Jeremy's Theme" in particular was virtually undetectable in the final version. Although an album release for Superman IV: The Quest for Peace was produced in 1987, it was aborted when the film was shortened. As with Superman III, it was to contain several songs (by Paul Fishman of Re-Flex) and a small sampling of the score by Alexander Courage (adapting John Williams' themes). In 2008, the 8-CD box set Superman: The Music (1978-1988) premiered the entire score for Superman IV: The Quest for Peace as composed for the long version of the film. Also included were all of Paul Fishman's songs created for the deleted Metro Club disco and other scenes in the film. Tracks in italics were intended to be released on the cancelled soundtrack album (Jerry Lee Lewis's "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On", heard in the film, would also have been included). La-La Land Records re-released the complete soundtrack, with identical track listing, in 2018 as a stand-alone 2-CD set. Superman Returns The score was composed by John Ottman. Director Bryan Singer originally wanted John Williams to score the film, but Williams declined due to working on Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith at the time; he had also turned down an offer to score Richard Donner's version of Superman II for the same reason. Soundtrack releases Standard edition The tracks appear out of order compared to how they appear in the movie. This was done by Ottman for listening purposes. Man of Steel Director Zack Snyder's 2013 reboot of the series, Man of Steel, is scored by Hans Zimmer, and is the first Superman film not to use any of Williams' themes. Soundtrack releases Standard edition June 11, 2013: on CD from WaterTower Music. Deluxe edition The deluxe edition includes all the tracks in the standard edition, as well as the tracks shown here. The digital version of the deluxe edition lists the track "What Are You Going to Do When You Are Not Saving the World?" as the first track of the