Dean Cain Calls ‘Superman’ Immigrant Controversy Avoidable Mistake

“Superman” hasn’t even opened — and it is taking a beating in conservative media over potential pro-immigration messages as a result of feedback from the director … and one former Superman says that super-sized mistake may harm the field workplace.

This is the deal … James Gunn instructed The Sunday Occasions the film is about an “immigrant” and “primary human kindness” — a worth he says we have misplaced as a rustic. These remarks had been pounced on by conservatives as a transparent indicator the flick will likely be “woke” and preachy amid ICE raids by way of the Trump administration’s relentless deportation efforts.

Dean Cain, who wore the crimson cape in “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,” tells TMZ … he was so excited for the brand new film … till Gunn needed to get away the political Kryptonite — and bitter a portion of the fandom.

The outspoken conservative actor and occasional political commentor is fairly positive the immigrant comment controversy is sufficient to ding the field workplace returns … however he nonetheless hopes the film is successful. After all, Fox Information’ personalities railing in opposition to the movie will not assist … reminiscent of Kellyanne Conway saying, “We don’t go to the movie show to be lectured to” and Jesse Watters joking that “MS-13” is written on Superman’s cape.

DC tells us is so irritating because the feedback from Gunn weren’t even needed … ‘trigger we KNOW Superman is an immigrant — he is a freaking alien! What’s extra, Superman was created in 1938 simply previous to WWII breaking out … and “Reality, Justice and the American Manner” had been — and nonetheless must be — crystal clear values.