Dean Cain Reflects on "Lois & Clark" and Personal Stories in Recent Interview

Dean Cain recently opened up about his time on the hit ABC series "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" during an appearance on Michael Rosenbaum's podcast, offering candid insights about his relationship with co-star Teri Hatcher and addressing long-standing rumors about their on-set dynamics.

Despite years of speculation about tensions between the lead actors, Cain had high praise for Hatcher's performance, stating that she "carried" the show and was "the best Lois Lane." However, he acknowledged their different approaches to work sometimes created friction during production.

"I just wanted to finish and go home," Cain explained, describing how Hatcher's perfectionist work ethic sometimes contrasted with his more relaxed attitude. "Don't you wanna go home?" he recalled thinking during extended shoots.

Despite these differences, Cain characterized their overall working relationship as "amazing," while being honest about occasional difficulties. His comments provide context to industry rumors that had suggested Hatcher was challenging to work with on set.

During the same interview, Cain shared a surprising personal anecdote about discovering a photo of his model mother's nude backside in a friend's father's Playboy magazine when he was in fifth grade. He remarked that the experience "wasn't even embarrassing" since he had seen the photo before, offering a glimpse into his unconventional upbringing as the son of a model.