How SUPERMAN’s Dean Cain Fights Stands for Truth in Hollywood
By Movieguide® Contributor
SUPERMAN actor Dean Cain is tired of woke culture in America, sharing how left-leaning policies forced him to leave California as he creates and celebrates pro-America media.
“It makes me really happy to see a film like TOP GUN: MAVERICK do so well, or SOUND OF FREEDOM,” Cain told Mornings with Maria Bartiromo. “You know, it’s nice to see films that are out there that aren’t hating on America, and it’s nice to be able to support America, and then say, ‘Ok, this makes sense.’”
“It’s nice to be able to say, ‘Child trafficking is bad.’ I don’t know why there’s a big uproar against SOUND OF FREEDOM, but saying child trafficking is bad and we should end that completely–that kind of makes perfect sense to me. Who can argue that?” he continued.
Because he desires to see more pro-American media, Cain is releasing a new graphic novel, “Dean Cain: All-American Lawman,” in December.
“It’s kind of in the vein of ROMANCING THE STONE or the early INDIANA JONES movies. It’s about right and wrong, it’s about beautiful art and a compelling story dealing with contemporary issues, like the fentanyl crisis and the border, and the issues like that—kind of somebody who has to step up and do things to right the wrongs,” Cain explained. “It’s beautifully well done.”
Cain shared that he created this project, in part, to combat the liberal values that permeate most Hollywood media. Cain became so fed up with these policies that he left California earlier this year in favor of the more conservative Nevada.
“I have to admit that if you told me a year ago that I was going to leave California, I would have said: ‘Not a chance,’” Cain said. “I would have put the odds at 1,000,000 to 1, and I never thought I would leave California.”
“I moved because of all the tax policies, the soft-on-crime policies…tax on everything: energy, water, gas, the craziest sales tax,” he added. Cain is “ecstatic” to now be living in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Movieguide® previously reported on Cain’s frustrations with the entertainment industry’s woke agenda:
As Captain America’s shield changes hands both on screen and in the comics, Dean Cain called out the “woke” culture that’s fueling Captain America storylines.
“I love the concept of Captain America, but I am so tired of all of this wokeness and anti-Americanism,” Cain said in an interview with FOX AND FRIENDS.
“I find this wokeness, it’s pervasive,” Cain says. “It goes through everything. It’s in our school system. The cool thing to do today is bash America. The comic books do it. The schools indoctrinate our kids. Our movies or television shows is full of it. Celebrities, actors, athletes, the media, they love to bash America. I don’t get it.”
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