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Superman vs. ‘Superman’? Dean Cain cries ‘woke’ after James Gunn calls hero an immigrant

Dean Cain, the former star of “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,” laments Hollywood’s newest take on the Man of Steel — one that likens his story to the immigrant experience in America.

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Dean Cain calls out James Gunn for calling Superman an 'immigrant'

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Former Superman Dean Cain Says New Superman Movie Made This 1 Brutal Mistake

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When Superman landed in a unlikely English town

On a windy day in 1986 the residents of Milton Keynes were treated to an unexpected sight flying through the sky.

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Can ‘Superman’ Fly Above Today’s Polarized Politics?

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Furry fans assemble for dog-friendly ‘Superman’ screening

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What Superman’s Pet Owes to a Badly Behaved Rescue Dog

Ozu served as more than just inspiration. Gunn’s pup also became the physical model for Krypto, who is computer-generated so he can do things like soar through the sky and attack villains.

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How ‘Superman’ Sets Up Milly Alcock’s ‘Supergirl’

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Let’s Talk About the Ending, and End Credits, of ‘Superman’

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Dean Cain Says James Gunn's 'Superman' Might Be Too 'Woke'

Dean Cain Worries James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ Is Just Too “Woke” The former Superman takes issue with the director's comments about the new movie being an immigration allegory: "We know ...

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Dean Cain's Claims About 'Woke' Superman Debunked in Resurfaced “Lois & Clark” Clip: 'Dude Doesn't Remember His Own Show'

Cain, who played the Man of Steel on TV in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman from 1993 to 1997, addressed Fox News host Jesse Watters ' recent joke about the superhero character, now played by David Corenswet, having "MS-13" displayed on his cape.

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Superman film sparks political row over immigration and morality

Superman has long stood for truth, justice, and the so-called “American way”, but in today’s increasingly polarised world, those ideals are more contested than ever. The latest Superman film, released this week,