Actor Dean Cain, best known for playing Superman in "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," has said he believes Hollywood's "woke" era is coming to an end, describing the industry as having "kind of died" in its current form. Cain, who has become a prominent conservative voice in the entertainment industry over the past decade, argues that filmmakers are increasingly leaving California and that the shift away from politically driven content marks a turning point people will later view as misguided.

Cain, who originally intended to play professional American football before a knee injury with the Buffalo Bills ended his NFL career in 1988, went on to find fame playing Superman for millions of American viewers. He has since been outspoken in his criticism of Hollywood, including publicly defending his decision to join ICE despite backlash, and continues to position himself against prevailing industry trends while predicting a broader cultural reassessment of the "woke" period.