Jack O’Chalaran wants superman to return the American lifestyle

One of the stars of the first two films “Superman”, Jack O’Halaran, said on Tuesday the Fox13 Tampa Bay that believes that the legendary superhero should be used to “return the American lifestyle” when he is ready to observe this the newest iteration Franchise.

Claimed O’Hhalaran This, if used correctly, a steel person can help return the “common American Way”.

“Having a statement about the All-American Way, returning an American lifestyle, and this is what is to happen,” he said. “If they properly use superman, they can achieve it.”

The former actor and professional boxer played a sublime villain “No”, which briefly appeared in the first movie “Superman”, and eventually became one of the stars of “Superman II”.

“All -American power that violated” Superman, writer of the NEW York Times guest essay

Jack O’Chalaran played a sublime villain “No”, which briefly appeared in the first movie “Superman”, and, eventually, became one of the stars of “Superman II”. (Photo from Zimba Tara/Getti Image)

As noted The patriotic vision of the role of the superman in America, associated with comic books, can act as opposed to the recent comments made by James Gan, director of the new movie “Superman”, and his brother Sean Gan.

Sean Gan, who plays Maxwell Lord in a movie about superhero 2025, defended his brother on Monday after the director took warmth for the infusion that his film was political and that superman is an immigrant in an interview with Times.

“Superman is a story of America,” James said in the UK. “An immigrant who came from other places and inhabited the country, but for me it is basically a story that says the main human kindness is the value and that we have lost.”

He added: “Obviously, there will be jerks, which are just not good and bring it as offensive just because it is a kindness. But twist them.”

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During the red track brother James Ghana Sean defended the director From Maga people-as a variety-critically described by their recent programming statements. Neither interview nor Gan made any differences between legal or illegal immigrants.

“My reaction to (backlash) is what exactly is the film,” said Gan. “We support our people, you know? We love our immigrants. Yes, the superman is an immigrant, and so, the people we support in this country are immigrants, and if you don’t like it, you are not Americans.”

The upcoming movie “Superman” is designed to create a brand new cinematic universe for the legendary DC Comics Universe. (Phillip Faraone/Getty Images)

Sean Gan added that “people who say” not immigrants “against the American Way.

Similarly, the guest essay stated Professor Mit Youth Diaz The New York Times This “overwhelming common American power” caused anxiety, explaining the paradoxical identity associated with a landmark character as an immigrant.

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“In fact I was something out of the neighborhood anti-community,” Diaz wrote in his essayReflecting on your childhood.

“From the 1st day the dude just rubbed me wrong. There were obvious things like, as the mountain was superman, as a hero, how inappropriately his star patriotism loved the country I had never seen. My landfill was a much larger territory,” he said.

Gabriel Heis and Joshua Q. Nelson submitted to this report Fox News Digital.