First Look: Henry Featured In 'The Rake' Magazine

Henry Cavill talks to our Editor @tfchamberlin about patriotism, the perils of Hollywood, and why Clark Kent’s alter ego is the hero we need in these bewildering times. Read an exclusive preview on TheRake.com now and pick up the latest issue on newsstands from October 13th. Cover photography: @kalle_gustafsson. Fashion Direction: @grzeszczuk. Bespoke three-piece suit and silk shirt, both @cifonelli_official, property of @henrycavill; printed tie, @ralphlauren Purple Label; tie pin, property of The Rake.

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The official look at Henry in The Rake magazine is here, with the issue being released tomorrow (already for sale on some newsstands).

Henry gave us a behind the scenes sneak peek from the shoot with Kal, and now you can see the rest and read his exclusive interview. HERE'S A PREVIEW.

New work! Our super man and great talented actor Henry Cavill @henrycavill shoot by me for @therakeonline with stylist @grzeszczuk Thanks all for a real pleasant day in London! ❤️

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And WOAH. THE PICS.

You can find the photos in a slightly larger size over at Just Jared, which has a few more quotes from Henry's interview, including this telling one:

“There are a few events in my life that I felt like, when I was experiencing them, my life was going to change for ever. The first wasThe Count of Monte Cristo, second was getting Superman, the third was getting Kal.”

The magazine shared these two photos with us... Hi Kal!

Henry also talks about admirers who go too far:

“There is obviously a flip-side to [fame], too: as soon as I get into a relationship, a slew of hate, directed at me as well as the girl, saying that ‘I’ve changed,’” (..) “I haven’t changed a bit. But you have to take all of that in your stride, there are positive and negative parts to all of it, but ultimately it is enormously flattering to have people care that much. As long as it doesn’t hurt anyone in my life, it is a good thing. As soon as it starts to affect people in my life, that’s when I draw back.”

“I don’t want bad things to happen to people in my life because of a sense of ownership that people [think they] have over my life and me. It is not worth it to me. I love my job, I love making money, I love to travel and play with all the great toys in the world, and see what I want to see, but none of that will be worth it if the people I love and who I want to walk that journey with are getting hurt and suffering because of that gain.”

We'll post the full interview as soon as it's in, so keep checking back!

You can order the issue on The Rake's site.

Don't taste the white chocolate, they said. BE the white chocolate. And thus, I became. See this and more in the latest edition of The Rake magazine. Before you run out and discover the wonders contained therein however, I'd like to thank the most eloquent Editor of the magazine and writer of the article, Tom Chamberlin. The pourer of white chocolate herself (read: stylist), Jo Grzeszczuk. The very talented photographer, Kalle Gustafsson. And also a special thanks to Mark's club in London for the second to none setting. @therakeonline @tfchamberlin @grzeszczuk @Kalle_gustafsson @marksclubmayfair

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