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

In a recent conversation with TMZ, Cain — who starred as Clark Kent/Superman in the hit 1990s TV series — wondered: “How woke is Hollywood going to make this character?”

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Dean Cain Worries James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ Is Just Too “Woke”

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Former Superman Actor Doesn’t Like James Gunn Calling The Hero An Immigrant

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

The reboot of “Superman” that was released in theaters on Friday is already sparking intense discussions — and a fair bit of criticism — from right-leaning media figures, even before many have had a ...

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How to watch all the Superman movies in order

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Forget The Dumb 'Superman' Controversy — This Movie Is A Truly Great Superhero Film

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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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‘Superman’ smashes box office expectations, soaring towards $130 million opening

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What Are The Critics Saying About ‘Superman’?

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90s Superman Dean Cain Stands Up For “Truth, Justice, And The American Way” As A Motto, And Clarifies What Makes The Ideal Inclusive

Dean Cain defends "The American Way" as inclusive to immigrants, thinks Sean and James Gunn's comments will hurt 'Superman'.

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

Former Superman Dean Cain takes issue with director James Gunn's comments about the new Superman movie being an immigration allegory.

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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.