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Dean Cain, the Superman actor, praises Sound of Freedom: ‘It’s logical.’

Superman Actor Dean Cain Celebrates Success of Sound of‌ Freedom

Dean Cain,​ known for his role⁢ as Superman, is thrilled with‍ the‍ success of the‍ film Sound of Freedom, stating that⁤ it “makes sense.” While‍ acknowledging Disney’s recent “business issues based‍ on their ‘wokeness,'” Cain is delighted to see pro-American films performing ⁤well at the box office.

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“It brings me immense joy to witness films like​ Top ⁣Gun: Maverick and Sound ​of Freedom thrive,” ‍Cain ⁢expressed during an interview with Mornings ‌with Maria Bartiromo.‍ “It’s refreshing to see movies that don’t ‌criticize America, and it’s gratifying to ‌support our country and⁣ say, ‘Yes, this makes sense.'”

“It’s important to⁤ acknowledge that child trafficking is abhorrent,” Cain continued. “I can’t understand ​why⁣ there’s such ⁢an ⁤uproar against Sound of Freedom.⁤ Speaking out against ‌child trafficking and advocating for its complete eradication makes perfect sense to me. Who could possibly argue against that?”

Cain made the decision to leave California and ‍relocate to‌ Nevada due to the “woke” policies prevalent ⁢in the Golden State.

“If⁢ you had told me a year ago‍ that I would be leaving‍ California, I would have dismissed⁣ it completely,” Cain admitted. “I would have considered the odds of that happening to be one in ⁤a million.‌ I never thought I would leave California.”

He further explained, “I moved ​because of the excessive tax policies, the‍ lenient approach to crime, and​ the ⁣outrageous⁣ taxes on everything: energy,‍ water, gas, and the⁣ most‌ absurd sales tax I’ve ever ‌encountered. I am absolutely thrilled to be in Las Vegas, Nevada now.”

In ⁢an effort to combat Hollywood’s “wokeness,” Cain is set to⁢ release his‌ new graphic novel, titled Dean Cain: All-American Lawman.

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“It’s reminiscent of movies like Romancing the Stone or the early Indiana Jones films.​ It explores themes of right and wrong, ‌showcases beautiful art, and tells a captivating story that⁤ addresses⁢ contemporary​ issues such ‍as the ⁤fentanyl crisis and the border,” Cain explained. “It’s about someone who steps up to rectify‌ the injustices. It’s a beautifully crafted piece.”

Cain’s new graphic novel will be ‌available for pre-order and released in December.



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