In a recent interview on "The Joe Pags Show," actor Dean Cain discussed his new movie, "God's Not Dead: In God We Trust," set to release on September 12, 2024, and shared his experiences as a conservative in Hollywood.
Cain began by recounting his experience being drafted by the Buffalo Bills, only to be injured before he could play any games. He provided insights into the process and how it unfolded. He then delved into his decision to "come out" as a conservative in the entertainment industry, advising young actors to hold their tongues when it comes to political beliefs due to the prevailing bias.
The conversation highlighted the secrecy surrounding conservative views in Hollywood. Cain expressed his shock at discovering grotesque comments made by Kyle Gass, Jack Black's bandmate in Tenacious D, about the assassination attempt on former President Trump. He applauded the media for the consternation they directed at such comments.
Cain described the moment he learned about the assassination attempt on Trump, likening it to the shock of 9/11. He emphasized the need for rhetoric to stop on both sides for the safety of the nation and its leaders, stressing that civil discourse is crucial in today's political climate.
The discussion also covered Cain's upcoming film, "God's Not Dead: In God We Trust," which he believes resonates strongly with the current societal climate. Cain addressed the question of typecasting, confidently stating that he never experienced fear or issues related to it in his career.
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