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Daily Mail
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Dean Cain slams Superman co-star Teri Hatcher as 'difficult' years after rumors of on-set feud
Superman and Lois Lane are an iconic comic book duo - but rumors have long-swirled that the real-life actors had a less than compatible relationship. Dean Cain, who played Clark Kent in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, recently shed some light on his sometimes fraught relationship with co-star Teri Hatcher. While Cain, 58, called Hatcher, 60, 'the best Lois Lane of all time' - saying that sometimes working together with her was 'the greatest thing in the world' - he revealed that other times, it was 'a lot more difficult.' On a recent episode of the Inside of You podcast, Cain, who co-starred with Hatcher from 1993 to 1997, looked back at the their time on the show together. Cain admitted he was taken aback the first time he met the actress, recalling an awkward interaction to host Michael Rosenbaum. '[After I was cast, we had a chemistry read]. The last one they said was Teri. They go, "Teri wants you to go and run lines with her,"' he explained. 'No other girl had asked me to run lines,' he continued. 'She's in this room and she goes, "You don't like me, do you? We were at the network together. You never talked to me. You didn't say hi to me."' He said he shot back: 'You didn't say hi to me either. I was just trying to get a job. They never paired us up. I had no reason to talk to you.' 'But that right there was the relationship between Lois and Clark,' he pointed out. 'Lois drove the series and that was her.' While Cain revealed the Desperate Housewives alum didn't speak to him for a 'short' time, he insists they 'didn't have a big [falling-out].' He added they are 'still very friendly' to this day. 'Overall, it was amazing. Incredible. What a way to start a career, what a way to learn what doing a one-hour series is like,' the actor gushed. The former Ripley's Believe It or Not! host continued saying there were times where the pair had 'great chemistry,' and working together 'was just the easiest thing in the world.' 'Other times, I just wanted to finish and go home. I almost feel like she didn't,' he continued. He explained he felt the Desperate Housewives alum would often focus on the wrong thing. 'There were times where I felt like, "I don't think she wants to go home because she's worried about this one little thing that has nothing to do with what we're doing. And that's slowing us down for two-and-a-half hours,"' he complained. He continued: 'I'm a team guy. I'm real simple. Plug me in and let's go. I'm here to get this done as fast as we can.' Cain said that he and Hatcher (pictured in 2025) are 'still very friendly' to this day However, Cain said the actress 'carried the show,' and overall he enjoyed working with her. 'I just got to react off her. It worked wonderfully. It was a great pairing,' he gushed. 'She's an icon.' Cain was set for a promising American football career before a knee injury forced him to change course - appearing in advertisements and in bit parts on TV shows. He rose to real fame after his winning smile, good looks and chiseled frame won him the part of Clark Kent in The New Adventures of Superman. He later appeared in other comic book roles in Smallville and Supergirl. Hatcher, who went on to star in Tomorrow Never Dies in 1997, admitted last year she didn't get to fully 'enjoy' her time as a Bond girl. The actress explained she was pregnant with daughter Emmerson at the time if making the film, in which she starred opposite Pierce Brosnan. She explained 'being a mother' was at the 'forefront' of her mind. 'I do step back with a lot of gratitude. Tomorrow Never Dies was a very small role, perfect as I was secretly nine weeks pregnant. It was only two weeks, a couple of scenes, then I'd be too pregnant to keep working,' she told the Guardian newspaper. 'But the pregnancy got leaked and it was out of my control,' she added. 'I don't think you'd get away with that anymore. Women's rights are much stronger. You're allowed to have privacy.' Hatcher and her ex-husband, actor Jon Tenney, whom she shares her daughter with, divorced in 2003. Cain and Hatcher reunited in 2018 on a panel to discuss Lois & Clark at the Comic-Con panel in New York City
New York Times
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Times
A Surreal Night on the French Riviera With Jeff Bezos and Duran Duran
Every year, as the Cannes Film Festival winds down, hundreds of celebrities and philanthropists gather at the palatial Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc for the amfAR gala, an event that raises millions for biomedical research and also prides itself on being a lavish, fashion-forward party. That was certainly the case at the 31st installment Thursday, which featured performances from Ciara, Adam Lambert and Duran Duran. At blustery cocktails in the seaside town of Antibes overlooking the vast blue water of the French Riviera, the Oscar-nominated actor Colman Domingo, wearing a custom Valentino suit and Boucheron jewelry that he said made him feel like a 'peacock,' admitted that it's a surreal night. 'It's so maximalistic in all of this expression,' he said. 'And it is all to draw eyes toward H.I.V. and AIDS research.' The cause was the reason the actress Teri Hatcher, dressed in a sleek black gown, said she was excited to attend, 'especially as an American wanting to, at this time, be putting light on causes that are important, that need funding.' It was her first time at the event, which was initially hosted by Elizabeth Taylor in 1993. The night raised more than $17 million. In his opening remarks at the dinner, the outgoing amfAR chief executive, Kevin Robert Frost, also alluded to the Trump administration's cuts affecting H.I.V. prevention. 'As you all know, this is not a great time for global health,' he said. 'Many governments, especially mine, the U.S., but also the United Nations and others, are cutting back on investments in health, and many communities are already feeling the consequences, especially people living with H.I.V., who depend on daily medications for their survival.' Sitting near the stage was Kimberly Guilfoyle, Mr. Trump's choice to be ambassador to Greece, in a bright red dress. Earlier Kyle Clifford, who is set to take over for Mr. Frost, said that the organization keeps politics outside of the gala tent, which this year was dressed up with hanging lanterns and moody red lighting. 'We're a nonpartisan organization and it's a safe, fun place for people to do their philanthropy,' he said. Indeed, the night drew more than 850 people and many famous faces, including Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sánchez, Kevin Spacey, who was found not guilty of sexual assault charges by a British jury in 2023, and Leonardo DiCaprio, who tried to remain incognito in a black baseball cap. On the hotel's perfect lawns, Ms. Guilfoyle was spotted posing for photos opposite Heidi Klum, the model and 'Project Runway' host, who later bemoaned the adjacent film festival's new dress code that prohibited nudity and 'voluminous' outfits. 'I think it's boring,' she said, dressed in a strapless gown, with a sheer skirt and large feathered train. At the bar, the director Spike Lee, who had just premiered his latest movie, 'Highest 2 Lowest,' at the festival, chatted with the Oscar-winner Adrien Brody. Upon entering the party, Mr. Lee, a dedicated New York Knicks fan, said he was glad he missed the previous night's playoff game, in which his team suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Indiana Pacers. 'I was on another continent, a thousand miles away,' he said. 'They cannot blame that disaster on me.' Mr. Brody had donated one of his artworks, a mixed media piece centered on Marilyn Monroe, to the night's auction. He was not the only actor to do so. James Franco, who has recently been less visible following sexual misconduct allegations, also supplied a painting. Ciara kicked off the dinner with a performance of her hits including '1, 2 Step,' flanked by two backup dancers. And while the night was hosted by Taraji P. Henson, the affair was dominated by the flashy live auction where items included Chopard diamond earrings, an Andy Warhol screenprint, and a Dodge Charger used in 'Fast X,' the most recent installment in the 'Fast & Furious' franchise, which the movie's star, Michelle Rodriguez, hyped up with a giggly introduction. A George Condo painting, made specially for the occasion, was the big seller at 1,150,000 euros, or about $1.3 million. Mr. Lee contributed a surprise item of a walk-on role in his next movie, and added during the bidding he would take the winner to a Knicks game next season. As is now tradition at the gala, the auction featured a fashion show curated by the French fashion editor Carine Roitfeld, with a collection that immediately sold. This year's theme was 'From Cannes With Love,' a tribute to James Bond. Ms. Hatcher, who played a Bond girl in the 1997 film 'Tomorrow Never Dies,' walked the runway. After a brief intermission in bidding, Mr. Lambert performed a series of songs by Queen with accompaniment from the band's drummer Roger Taylor. But it wasn't until the end of the long event, well after midnight, that the 1980s pop dandies, Duran Duran, who are about to embark on a European tour, took the stage. While guests lit up cigarettes inside, Mr. Domingo, Mariska Hargitay and Georgina Chapman grooved along to songs like 'Notorious' and 'Ordinary World.' But the night, and the world, felt far from ordinary.
Daily Mail
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Teri Hatcher, 60, displays super-smooth tight face at amfAR Gala in Cannes - after insisting she's ditched filler and Botox
Teri Hatcher displayed her super-smooth tight skin at the annual amfAR Cannes Film Festival Gala on Thursday night. The 60-year-old Desperate Housewives star, who insisted she ditched filler and Botox back in 2010, looked incredibly radiant and glowing at the glitzy event. She showcased her incredibly glowy complexion as she arrived at the gala, wearing a glamorous thigh-high split black gown, teamed with a Roger Vivier clutch bag. Teri has sparked plastic surgery rumours over the years as the star continues to be ageing in reverse. But the actress previously provided picture evidence to prove to her fans she no longer touches filler or Botox. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Posting a picture of her makeup-free face in 2010 on Instagram, the star hit back at trolls who kept insisting she's toyed with plastic surgery. She said: 'Thought about all those damn critics of my face. Love it or hate it, my face that is, no surgery, no implants, no matter what "they" say. 'Decided I'd shoot myself to reveal some truths about "beauty" and hope it makes you all easier on yourself.' She added: 'Oh look I can raise my eyebrows and wrinkles show up on my forehead. I can also look like a monkey if I put grapes in my upper lip. 'It's really funny. I have to say I can't remember ever being upset enough to look like this, but I'm just making or shall I say "under LINING" a point.' However, Teri did confess to experimenting with fillers and Botox when she was younger, adding: 'Did I every toy with fillers or Botox over the years? Yes. '(But) tell me does this look Botoxed to you? Yes I am alone in my bathroom naked in a towel on behalf of women everywhere trying to make a point. 'Women YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL.' But the actress previously provided picture evidence to prove to her fans she no longer touches filler or Botox Teri also revealed that the key to many good photos of celebrities including herself was not surgery, or make-up, but good lighting. In 2020, Teri credited the Clarins Super Restorative Instant Lift Serum Mask for keeping her skin glowing and wrinkle-free. She told Marie Claire the mask is what gives her an 'instant face lift' and is the secret to her anti-aging looks. 'I feel the most beautiful when I am being my most authentic self', Teri told the publication. 'When I'm treating myself well, eating right, exercising, being creative, and being social with a community of people that I really care about—all of those things drive towards self-acceptance.' Teri also insisted drinking three litres of water per day is what helps her looking radiant and glowing.
Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Dean Cain Credits Teri Hatcher for Carrying Their Iconic ‘Lois & Clark' Superman Series
Superman Dean Cain calls his costar Teri Hatcher 'the best Lois Lane of all time,' though he admits that while sometimes working together with her was 'the greatest thing in the world,' other times, it was 'a lot more difficult.' On a recent episode of the 'Inside of You' podcast, Cain, 58, who costarred with Hatcher, 60, on Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman from 1993 to 1997, looked back on the highs and lows of his first major acting role. Although rumors have long swirled that Hatcher was difficult to work with, Cain said the reality was more nuanced. 'Overall, it was amazing. Incredible. What a way to start a career, what a way to learn what doing a one-hour series is like,' said the actor, who played football at Princeton before turning to showbiz. 'There were times where we had great chemistry,' the former Ripley's Believe It or Not! host continued. 'There were times where it was just the easiest thing in the world.' Other times, 'I just wanted to finish and go home. I almost felt like she didn't. There were times where I felt like, 'I don't think she wants to go home because she's worried about this one little thing that has nothing to do with what we're doing. And that's slowing us down for two and a half hours.'' Despite their different viewpoints when it came to work, Cain admitted the Desperate Housewives star was the better actor who 'carried the show.' 'I just got to react off her. It worked wonderfully. It was a great pairing,' he said. 'She's an icon!' He revealed that while Hatcher didn't speak to him for a 'short' time, 'we didn't have a big [falling-out].' To this day, 'we're still very friendly,' he said.
News.com.au
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
TV child star Mason Vale Cotton is all grown up — and is super buff
An actor who starred in a huge TV drama looks unrecognisable 13 years after the show ended. Desperate Housewives ran from 2004 until 2012, making stars of the likes of Eva Longoria and Felicity Huffman. But one person who is all grown up compared to their days on set is Mason Vale Cooper, who played MJ Delfino. MJ was the son of Susan Mayer [Teri Hatcher] and Mike Delfino [James Denton] and Mason, now 22, made his first appearance as the character in 2008. But it appears Mason has quit acting for now and is focusing on his studies. Recent snaps shared on Instagram show him playing football at his college in California. He also paid tribute to his girlfriend, sharing a series of photos to mark their one year anniversary. Mason's last credited TV acting role was in Mad Men in 2012 and he also voiced Arnold in Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie in 2017. Desperate Housewives remains a firm favourite with fans, but Eva, 50 – who starred as Gabrielle Solis – recently confessed a reboot with the show's original characters is very unlikely thanks to one major roadblock. During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, she was asked what could stand in the way of new episodes featuring Gaby and her pals, and replied: 'Marc Cherry, our creator. 'He feels like we've exhausted the characters. It's unlike Sex and the City [where] it was only, like, 6, 8 episodes a year. We did 24 episodes a year for a decade.' In a nod to Gaby's many affairs during the show's run, Eva added: 'I can't sleep with any more people on that street! 'Like, I have slept with every single person on the street.' However it has been confirmed a spin-off, titled Wisteria Lane, is in the development with Disney, with the cast yet to be revealed.
