Dean Cain Calls ‘Superman’ Immigrant Controversy Avoidable Mistake

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

Here is the deal … James Gunn instructed The Sunday Instances 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 might be “woke” and preachy amid ICE raids through 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 escape 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 a hit. After all, Fox Information’ personalities railing in opposition to the movie will not assist … akin to 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 obligatory … ‘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 Means” had been — and nonetheless ought to be — crystal clear values.