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Superman, Dean Cain and James Gunn

Dean Cain Says James Gunn Made A “Mistake” Calling Superman An “Immigrant”: “How Woke Is Hollywood Going To Make This Character?”

Dean Cain has a problem with DC Studios co-head and Superman director James Gunn calling the superhero an immigrant.

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Dean Cain Worries James Gunn's ‘Superman' Is Just Too "Woke"

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In Calling The New SUPERMAN Too Woke, Dean Cain Seems To Have Forgotten His Own Show

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'Superman' and DC Studios fly to a $122 million opening

James Gunn’s “Superman” opened with $122 million in U.S. and Canada ticket sales over the weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday.

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

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

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‘Superman’ Bounds to $122 Million Domestic Opening

The latest reboot for the man of steel grossed an estimated $122 million in the U.S. and Canada on its opening weekend, in line with expectations from prerelease surveys.

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David Corenswet Wants to Be a Superman You Can Count On

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‘Superman’ Gunning Towards $210M+ Worldwide Opening — International Box Office

Former Superman Dean Cain Complains About James Gunn Making Character Too ‘Woke’

One of the interesting things about superhero reboots, especially with characters like Batman and Superman, is the comparisons that are made between the

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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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James Gunn’s Superman soars past $215 million box office open amid rave reviews

James Gunn’s Superman soars past $215 million box office open amid rave reviews - Critics have declared James Gunn’s reboot will ‘make you believe in superhero movies again’