Dean cain is gay

While doing press for the film back in the day, Cain said kissing Keegan “was no big deal. Thanks, Mariah! This content is published for the entertainment of our users only.

In short, no one is shocked that Cain is no Superman to the gay community, but we’re sooooooo happy he loved playing gay characters in the past.

On a more serious note, he added, "I have a lot of gay friends ... “I’m not there to preach or to lecture—I hope they ask about my support for gay rights. I’ve been friends with him forever,” he said of the 79-year-old convicted felon, before devolving into alternative facts, “Tr*mp is actually one of the most empathetic, wonderful, generous people you’ll ever meet.”

Based on that alone, it’s clear Cain’s words can’t be trusted.

Cain played Cole, a struggling actor with a habit of breaking hearts.

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Actor Dean Cain, who is best known for playing the "Man of Steel" on "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," spoke out in defense of marriage equality during a HuffPost Live appearance.

“And when I did Greg’s film [Broken Hearts Club], people were like, ‘We’re concerned because people might think you’re gay in real life.’ And I said, ‘Well, then I’ve done my job.’”

But before Cain gets labeled the next RINO, in the same interview he couldn’t stop himself from fawning all over Daddy Cheeto. “I don’t think it’s bold or brave or some crazy new direction.

For me, it’s a non-issue.”

Ok, but “it doesn’t affect me so I don’t care” isn’t exactly winning him any allyship awards. When called out by GLAAD, Cain tried to have his gay cake and eat it too by claiming he was just going to promote his latest right-wing film while reiterating his support for LGBTQ+ rights

“I’m not there to do anything other than discuss the film, GOSNELL.

Cain’s alleged gay rights support and superhero legacy collided in 2021 after he had a hissy fit over DC Comics having the latest Superman come out as bisexual.

“If anybody wants to get married, go ahead," the 46-year-old actor, who will next be seen in the VH1 series "Hit The Floor," said. And I’m pro-choice.

While famous for playing the Man of Steel in the ’90s TV series Lois & Clark: The Adventures of Superman, these days the 58-year-old is best known for being a member of the MAGA cult and spewing his right-wing opinions anywhere that will have him on.

For me, it's a non-issue."

Cain, who played a gay character opposite Zach Braff and Andrew Keegan in 2000's "The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy," is a registered Republican who reportedly backed Rick Perry and eventually Mitt Romney in the 2012 U.S. presidential election. It's a plane!

Watch the full segment on HuffPost Live.

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