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| Aussie and Ted - Dean Cain going to the dogs, and warming hearts with his family films | | 2008-04-24 00:42:10 | | Aussie and Ted, a Shuki Levy film, produced by the Shuki Levy Children's Foundation, stars Dean Cain as dad Michael Brooks, Beverly D'Angelo, Alyssa Shafer, Leo Howard, Kirstin Eggers and Emily Kuroda. And several fine canine thespians.This film is described at IMDb.com as a "funny, heartfelt adventure about the true meaning of friendship." (Read the full synopsis here: warning, contains spoilers.) With kind permission from the Shuki Levy Children's Foundation, I have posted two production stills. Visit their photo gallery to see many more shots of the film, scenes and behind the scenes.The release date, according to IMDb.com, is scheduled to be "in 2008." The Variety.com film production chart for the film agrees it's still in post-production. I will keep watching for a release date, and if any of you hear first, please let us all know by leaving a comment. Thanks! | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | "Making Mr. Right" coming to Lifetime Feb. 9th - A Valentine's Gift for Dean Cain Fans | | 2008-01-29 11:31:19 | | In honor of the holiday heralded for love and an arrow-shooting cherub, Lifetime will present the U.S. television premiere of "Making Mr. Right," starring Christina Cox and Dean Cain. It will air on Lifetime, Saturday, February 9, at 9PM (ET/PT).Lifetime has also chosen "Making Mr. Right" to be the first time their Website, myLifetime.com, will run a movie in its entirety online.You can read Lifetime's full press release about their Valentine's offerings and new Web movies:Lifetime Networks Celebrates Romance This Valentine's Day On-Air and Online With Premiere of Two Original Broadband Series on myLifetime.com Plus Weekend Movie Festivals on Lifetime Television and Lifetime Movie Network | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | November Sweeps Includes Dean Cain in CSI: Miami | | 2007-11-02 12:21:25 | | According to a CBS press release, posted at TheFutonCritic.com, Dean's guest appearance on CSI: Miami will air Nov. 12th.Monday, Nov. 12 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) CSI: MIAMI - Dean Cain ("Lois & Clark") and Leslie Hope ("24") guest star as grief-stricken parents who take matters into their own hands when their son is killed during a family vacation. | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
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| Dean Cain Talks About His Appearance as Dr. Curtis Knox on Smallville (spoiler warning) | | 2007-10-12 12:05:02 | | Dean Cain spoke about his character, Dr. Curtis Knox, and his upcoming and much anticipated role in the Smallville episode, "Cure," airing Oct. 18 on the CW.In an interview for Los Angeles' KTLA TV Morning Show, Dean revealed that Dr. Knox is indeed "an immortal, so it's hard to get rid of him." When asked if he might return to the series, he was playfully evasive. There are rumors floating around that he may return, but I guess time will tell. The video interview also showed a fun clip from "Cure" where Knox and Lex Luthor are setting some power boundaries. An example of the exchange: Knox to Luthor, "I sever the cerebral wiring of the freaks in your gallery and you pay me my fee. End of story." Delightfully menacing.Following the clip, Dean was asked if Knox is more evil than Lex, as he does appear to be a worthy adversary and rather chilling. Dean's reply was, "Well, let's put it this way, Clark Kent has to save him [Lex] or he would have been no more 'cuz he crossed [Knox] and that's not a good thing."To see the full interview, visit KTLA's site and select the Dean Cain interview. | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | Dean Cain appearing in Las Vegas, CSI: Miami... But won't be a Dancing Star | | 2007-10-12 11:59:25 | | On an interview with KTLA Morning Show in Los Angeles, Dean Cain revealed some upcoming appearances that will make his fans stand up and cheer!According to Dean, he will be appearing in an upcoming episode of CSI: Miami. But what many of his fans are waiting to hear is the confirmation of a rumor running around the Net...Dean said he is "going back [to] do a couple episodes of LAS VEGAS." [Spoiler alert!] Yep, Casey Manning will be visiting the Montecito again. Question is, under what circumstances? Will it be a haunting appearance, or will sparks again fly between Casey and Sam. Dean didn't give any details, but he did say, "That is a very fun show."Asked about any possibility that he might dance with the stars, his humorous, and fairly adamant reply was simply, "Honest truth, that's never gonna happen." His reason is, "it's not my cup of tea." Drats!To watch the entire 6:00 minute interview, and get a few tidbits of his plans for future work, find out who is his son Christopher's favorite Superman (guess who, and it's not Brandon Routh) and some fun information on Smallville, click here. | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | Dean Cain signed on for feature film, Five Dollars a Day, starring Christopher Walken | | 2007-09-24 21:54:02 | | Dean Cain has been cast in the independent theatrical film, Five Dollars a Day, currently in production and filming in Albuquerque, NM, Atlantic City, and Philadelphia.Directed by Nigel Cole and starring Christopher Walken, Allesandro Nivola, Amanda Peet, Peter Coyote, Sharon Stone (and now Dean Cain), this film is billed as being a cross country odyssey filled with humor and poignancy. Synopsis:Nat (Christopher Walken) is a conman who proudly lives like a king on five dollars a day. Circumstances arise and Nat plans a sting on his old partner, Bert Kruger (Peter Coyote), who stole Nat's wife (Sharon Stone) years before. Nat enlists his son Flynn (Allesandro Nivola) to join him on an interesting cross-country road trip that is ultimately both humorous and poignant. Here are some links to more news on this film:Walken Earns Five Dollars A DayGovernor Bill Richardson Announces Five Dollars a Day to be Filmed in New MexicoInternet Movie Database pageSuperman makes Five Dollars a DayThe Hollywood Reporter | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
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| Will Dean Cain misbehave in Smallville, Season 7? Possibly Episode 4 in October (*spoiler warning*) | | 2007-09-11 07:56:04 | | The 'Net is buzzing, thanks to an announcement at Comic-Con that Dean Cain will be appearing this season in Smallville...as a possible "baddie," according to TV Squad. And according to HouseOfElPodcast.com, Mr. Cain will be playing a doctor that may be able to cure meteor freaks. Hmmm, sounding pretty interesting, and like a lot of fun!One of my favorite TV info sites, SpoilerFix.com, offers even more details, such as the character's name (Dr. Curtis Knox), and some question as to whether Dr. Knox is good or bad.And for you Superman fans, KRYPTONSITE.COM's headline reads, "Dean Cain On Smallville... Finally! It's the headline we've been waiting to post for 6 years..."KRYPTONSITE.COM has the most info that I could find. Read details here, but beware of spoilers. (Oh, and I love their comment, "Pay close attention to the initials of Curtis Knox, by the way." LOL I think Clark Kent fans are way ahead of you there, KS.com.) | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | Dean Cain to play Father Jude Best in upcoming film, The Best Years | | 2007-08-31 21:09:59 | | Filming around County Derry, Northern Ireland, the film, The Best Years, was written and will be directed by Danny Patrick (Malicious Intent, Hey Mr. DJ).The story, according to Mr. Patrick, will be akin to films like Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Ocean's 11. Apparently he had intended to write a "very gritty, urban, realistic drama" about the city of Derry, but what he "actually ended up with was actors telling me that when they read the script they just couldn't put it down for laughing.... I think that is mostly because of the characters."The Best Years stars Dean Cain (as Father Jude Best), Billy Boyd (Lord of the Rings fame; as Emmett), Joss Ackland (as Reverend McFadden) and Vinnie Jones.Story synopsis from an article in the BBC News:The story depicts criminal empires that have existed during the NI Troubles that are no longer able to operate during peace.Three nationalist petty criminals overhear an English gang plotting to rob a money laundry owned by a resident crime | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | Dean Cain's Go Pro Challenge Entry - Update | | 2007-07-19 22:22:51 | | Unfortunately, according to the press release posted, Mr. Cain did not make the list of 30 finalists for the Miller Lite and NBA Development League (D-League) Pre-Draft Camp. (So sorry, Dean!)You can read the full official press release at PRNewswire.com, "Miller Lite and the NBA Development League Announce Winners of 'Miller Lite Go Pro Challenge'" | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | Final Approach TV Miniseries starring Dean Cain scheduled to air April 2008 on Hallmark Channel | | 2007-07-03 05:07:37 | | The buzz is building over the upcoming action-thriller, Final Approach, starring a huge cast of familiar and loved TV veterans: Dean Cain ("Jack Bender"), Anthony Michael Hall ("Greg Gilliad"), Lea Thompson ("Alicia Bender"), Ernie Hudson ("Lorenzo Dawson"), Stacy Haiduk, William Forsythe, Richard Roundtree, Tracy Gold, Barry Livingston, among others. Dean Cain's lovely sister, Krisinda Cain, also has a part.Plot synopsis by RHI Entertainment:Terrorists with an explosive and unimaginable agenda. One man with the key to understanding their true motive. But as the countdown begins, as each way out becomes an impasse, there’s only one final approach left to stop them. One year ago Jack Bender (Dean Cain, 10.5 Apocalypse) was the most decorated hostage rescue specialist in FBI history. Then came the botched siege on the Utah compound of radical cult leader Silas Jansen (William Forsythe, The Rock). It left an innocent child dead, destroyed Jack’s career, and put a strain on an alread | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | Dean Cain has moves and talent that have nothing to do with acting...check out his hoop action! | | 2007-06-26 18:37:04 | | Dean Cain has entered a video in the Miller Lite Go Pro Challenge that is pretty impressive. Take a look, and give it a rating. Mr. Cain's passion is not just on-screen with Teri Hatcher! His love for sports is well-known, but watching him in action on the court is to watch passion of another kind. Show your support as a Dean Cain fan and watch his video, and click the Share button to send it to friends and fellow fans -- but the voting is up to you!See his video by clicking here or on the screen capture above. From the Go Pro Challenge Website:FANS MAKE THE CALLThe fans will decide the final roster spot with their favorite video! Spread the word and tell your friends to vote for YOUR video to guarantee that you get your shot to GO PRO and attend the NBA Development League Pre-Draft Camp presented by Miller Lite.You can vote once a day until midnight July 9th.Dean Cain | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | "What Are They Up To? Las Vegas' Dean Cain" | | 2007-06-21 00:24:11 | | This is from an article on BuddyTV.com, by Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist - about Dean Cain's character, Casey Manning, on the TV series, Las Vegas, and his current TV projects. (Screen capture by DeanCainCentral.com)June 16, 2007Aside from his heroic role on Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Dean Cain also gained fame for his role on Las Vegas as Casey Manning. He depicted a shrewd and cunning businessman and was the former owner of the Montecito Hotel and Casino, as well as Sam’s ex-husband. In the episode entitled “Bare Chested in the Park,” his character was killed off in a fishing accident when a giant squid engulfed him off the coast of New Zealand. However, the autopsy revealed that his blood had traces of botulinum toxin, which hinted that he was poisoned before the accident happened.After his departure on Las Vegas, Cain landed roles on TV movies and films like A Christmas Wedding, Dead & Deader, Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness and Max Havoc: Ring | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | What people are saying about Dean Cain's performance in Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness | | 2007-06-13 07:13:36 | | Read various comments about Mr. Cain's performance in "Crossroads," along with links to their full reviews or stories. The consensus seems to be that he has done a fine job (again)..."Dean is very effective as the grieving father in this film. He makes Bruce's anguish and his final transformation totally believable....Dean Cain and the truth of the story are the two reasons to watch." [Full article here]"Dean Cain (Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman) turns in a remarkable performance as Murakami in the Hallmark movie Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness on CBS tomorrow [Sun., Apr. 22, 9pm]." [Full review here]"The former Man of Steel demonstrates here that he can do some serious emotional lifting, too, giving a very affecting performance as Bruce Murakami, a man who loses his wife and daughter in a fiery car accident." [Full review here]"Dean Cain, who we all remember from The Adventures of Lois & Clark, portrays Bruce Murakami, a man whose wife and daughter are killed in a te | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | Movie Review - Dean Cain Proves He Doesn't Need a Cape to Fly as an Actor | | 2007-06-13 07:12:57 | | My personal movie tastes are varied, and my satisfaction is not necessarily dependent on typical "good movie" standards. I'm forgiving of what some may call flaws, errors, substandards, story holes, weak plots, campy acting or predictability. My main criteria is basic: does the movie engross me, hold my attention, stay with me and most importantly, entertain me? If I answer yes, then it's a good movie. It's simple. Now to my main point. Dean Cain's performance in the recent Hallmark Hall of Fame movie, Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness, engrossed me. I was absorbed. There is something about the sadness he so richly portrayed that is staying with me. I didn't want to take my eyes off of the scenes that he appeared in. For two hours, I sat entertained. I think Mr. Cain was terrific, and a great fit for this role. I can't imagine anyone else playing the part. Was the movie itself good? I enjoyed it. Was it well directed? I stayed involved and forgot I was watching TV for a couple hours. | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | Dean Cain to Star in First Reader's Digest Family Films Movie, Ace of Hearts | | 2007-06-13 07:07:37 | | Official press release announced today that Reader's Digest, Fox Home Entertainment and Peace Arch Entertainment Combine to Produce and Release 'Ace of Hearts'. The first movie to be released under the new Reader's Digest Family Films brand is based on a popular Reader's Digest true story published in 2002. Starring Dean Cain, principal filming is expected to begin this week.The Ace of Hearts screenplay, written by Frederick Ayeroff and directed by David Mackay, follows the adventures of law enforcement officer Glen MacKenzie (Dean Cain), his 10-year-old daughter and Ace, his canine corps German Shepard, as they match wits with a wily criminal bent on revenge against the family and Ace.The film is expected to be released early 2008. Read the full press release here.Dean Cain | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | Very Funny Movie Review of Dean Cain's Creature Feature, Boa aka New Alcatraz | | 2007-04-20 04:18:30 | | I just read a review that made me laugh all the way through it. It was an entertaining and fun read, especially since I could relate to the sentiment of loving the "creature feature" genre, the gas station video rentals...and thinking Dean Cain is under-rated as an actor. The review, written by Zach Whalen, can be found at MaximumAwesome.com - Greatest Killer Animal Movies: Boa. It is punctuated with some funny captions on photos of Dean Cain, the "Underdog action hero--no, action LEGEND!" (Yep, I agree with that, too.)By the way, did you know that Dean Cain is Bulgarian for "smoldering intensity"? Yep, sure is! At least, according to Zach Whalen it is. | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
| | In Theaters May 4th - September Dawn, by Christopher Cain. Starring Jon Voight, Terence Stamp and Dean Cain | | 2007-04-09 19:11:34 | | Filmed last year, this big screen action epic film by acclaimed producer, director and screenwriter Christopher Cain (YOUNG GUNS, THE PRINCIPAL) is coming to theaters May 4, 2007. September Dawn boasts impressive talent in the form of actors Terence Stamp, Jon Voight and Dean Cain, co-starring Lolita Davidovich and Jon Gries.September Dawn is a fictional love story set against the backdrop of the somewhat controversial Mountain Meadows Massacre that occured September 7-11, 1857. "The film brings up some very significant questions," said Dean Cain.Though the film's story is fiction, the historic story behind it is based on fact. "I was a history major in college and I read a lot about it," said Dean. "I do know that everything said by Brigham Young in the film is taken from historical records."PLOT DESCRIPTION: Director Christopher Cain takes an up-close look at the devastation wrought by religious fanaticism with this romantic drama set against the backdrop of the 1857 Mountain Meadows | | By: Dean Cain News, Reviews & Info | | |
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