“Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman” actor Dean Cain think “Superman” Director James Gunn’s decision to call the man of steel An immigrant was a mistake that could end up financially damage the new DC universe film.
Cain, who played Superman at “Lois & Clark” from 1993 to 1997, has emerged as a politically conservative Hollywood figure. In an interview with TMZ Published Thursday he responded to Gunn’s latest comment That Superman’s foreign origin makes his immigrant trip to the history of America. “Gunn’s comments come at a time when President Donald Trump’s aggressive deportation strategy, thanks to President Donald Trump’s aggressive deportation strategy.
“To bring Superman in it, I think it was a mistake by James Gunn to say it is an immigrant, and I think it will hurt the numbers in the movie,” Cain told TMZ. “I was excited for the movie. I’m excited to see what it is because James Gunn seems to have a humor and the last iterations of Superman did not have much humor, and I love humor in Superman. So I root for it to be a success, but I don’t like the last political comment.”
“I don’t think it will help the figures, and people really need to be trained in this immigration system because we are the most immigrant -friendly, superior to the country on this planet,” added Kain.
Gunn’s pro-immigrant comments called for Incredible upset From right-wing book fans and news personalities, including Fox News’ Jesse Watters, who proclaimed that “The New Superman will wake up” and joking, “You know what it says on his cape? MS-13.” Cain, who told TMZ that he knows Watters and thinks he is “big and fun”, offered his perspective on the Fox host’s remarks.
“The point I think he did about the MS-13 matter on (Superman’s) Cape was: How awake will Hollywood make this character? How much will Disney change their Snow White? Why will they change these characters that exist for time?” Said Cain. “For Superman it was” truth, justice and the American way. “Well, they dropped it. Changing beloved characters I don’t think is a good idea.
“For me, Superman has always stood for” truth, justice and the American way “, and the American way is immigrant -friendly, extremely immigrant friendly. But there are rules”, “Lois & Clark” continued. “There must be limits because we cannot have everyone here in the United States. Not everyone can come here. Our society will fail. So there must be limits.”
For his part, Gunn responded to the conservative counter -reaction to his comments. “I think this movie is for everyone. I have nothing to say to anyone, as if I’m not here to judge people,” the filmmaker told Amount On “Superman” red carpet Monday night. “I think this is a movie about kindness, and I think it’s something everyone can relate to.”
