Why Dean Cain Celebrates Christmas: A ‘Wonderful Time’
By Movieguide® Contributor
LOIS & CLARK star Dean Cain revealed why Christmas is his favorite time of the year.
“Christmas, for me, is one of those things outside of any religious connotation, which…I think it’s very important: the birth of Jesus and celebrating his birth,” Cain told Fox News Digital. “But if it’s outside of that, just for everyone to reach out to everyone, it’s a time for families to come together. It’s a time to reflect on the past year and things that’s been going on in life. And it makes it a wonderful, wonderful time.”
The actor is excited to host his family after moving from California to Las Vegas.
“I’ve got all [the] family coming this year,” he continued. “So, I moved this year from California to Las Vegas, or just outside in Henderson. Big, beautiful house, it’s all decorated up…Everybody’s coming out. I can’t wait to have everybody here and just spend time together as a family and just celebrate each other and celebrate being together and have that warmth and wonderful time together. I just cannot wait for it.”
Along with celebrating Christ’s birth, Cain is starring in a new Christmas movie, BRINGING BACK CHRISTMAS, “a fun and inspiring holiday story of Faith, perseverance, and Angelic intervention.”
“Daniel is fired right before his son’s expensive surgery. An angel takes him on a journey back in time to witness the trials of Joseph and Mary before the very first Christmas, reminding him how God’s love can carry him through anything,” a summary reads.
“I guess there’s a little bit of a Scrooge element to it, but it’s more about like seeing what was going on Christmastime back in the day when it was baby Jesus,” explained Cain. “But it’s done with a very humorous, humorous twist.”
The actor plans to watch some Christmas movies, too.
His favorite? IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE.
“I think James Stewart is wonderful,” Cain told Fox News Digital. “I love the Frank Capra movies that celebrate America. We’re not perfect. We’re not a perfect country, but we’re always striving for a more perfect union. The story that James Stewart had been through before he started making that movie, having fought in World War II, come back and wasn’t ready to go back into working and doing things. And the movie wasn’t even a success at the beginning.”
“And when the entire community comes together for him at the end, man, I admit it, I cry. Tears come out,” he said.
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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.
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