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Dean’s delicate Rumors were requested that his former -gostar Teri Hatcher which is alleged to be difficult to work with on a set.
During Tuesday’s chapter, May 6, of the Podcast “inside you”host Michael Rosenbaum Cain, 58, asked for his time on screen with Hatcher, 60, As they filmed Lois & Clark: Superman’s new adventures.
“(After I was cast, we had read Chemistry). The last one they said was Teri. They’re going, ‘Teri wants you to go and run lines with her.’ No other girl had asked me to run lines, ”Cain remembered. “She’s in this room and she goes, ‘You don’t like me, are you? We were in the network together. You never talked to me. You didn’t tell her.’
Cain said he was surprised by their first interaction, adding, “I’m going, ‘You didn’t tell her either. I was just trying to get a job. They never paired us. I had no reason to talk to you.’ But that right was the relationship between Lois and Clark.
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Reflecting on the show’s legacy, Cain recognized that Hatcher was the “best” option to play Lois Lane. Rosenbaum, 52, then asked Cain whether Hatcher was easy to work with when they filmed the superhero series between 1993 and 1997.
“Sometimes (it was) the biggest thing in the world and sometimes much more difficult. There were times where we had a great chemistry. There were times where it was just the easiest thing in the world,” Cain noted. “I’m a team man. I’m very simple. Fold me in and let’s go. I’m here to do this as fast as I can.”
According to Cain, he had a different filming method compared to a hatcher. Rosenbaum questioned whether Cain was “excited to be there and sometimes she may not.”
“I guess that might be. “There were times where I felt like, I don’t think she wants to go home because she worries about this one little thing that doesn’t have what we do. And that slows us for two and a half hours. Like, I don’t understand. ‘
Cain explained that Hatcher had particular attention to detail, adding, “That’s the way someone did something or this. It was things I guess was making sense. Her own make -up was made in her trailer. Her make -up people couldn’t touch anyone else (meanwhile) I’m in the trailer with everyone there. I didn’t care. I didn’t care.”
In spite of their differences, Cain made clear that hatch “The show carried.”
“I had to respond from it. He worked amazingly. He was a great pair,” he said. “She was an icon and I still think – no crime for Lon Lois anyone else – but I still think she’s the best Lois lane ever.”
Cain went on to explain that there were no current issues between him and Hatcher.
“We’re still very friendly. We didn’t get big (falling out). There wasn’t like, ‘I’m not talking to her,'” he noted. “There was a time she wasn’t talking to me for a short time. But I’m an athlete, man. If there are men on my football team, we’re going to haveh out so we can still play ball together.”
Elsewhere during the podcast episode, elegant Have told a story That was supposed to show another moment that did not fully understand Hatcher but respected him as Costar.
“We were picked up for a fifth season. So we went in (for Warner Bros.) and there were two huge big screen TVs. We were told, ‘Congratulations, we were raised for the fifth year and here’s a gift for you.’ Teri didn’t like that TV, ”he shared. “It was like, ‘Give something I could use for me. I’d rather (get) something I could use.”
Cain continued: “So she leaves after a moment and I’m turning and going, ‘I’ll take that TV. If she doesn’t want it, I’ll take both.”
The actor’s comments about working with Cain come after rumors previously floating around the scenes between cast members on a set of Desperate housewivesHatcher filmed after Lois & Clark.
Since then Longoria has questioned the narrative, sharing on the podcast “Arm Chair Expert” in November 2023, “I remember even back then it was a narrative about women. Because all these shows were with men on the air, and nobody was like, ‘They fight!'”
The actress expressed thanks to their costs.
“They all had such a better handle on fame, on that narrative. I’m like, ‘(people) say we are fighting.’ They’re like, ‘Well, they just do on women because we’re over 40 on a TV show.’ And I was like, ‘yes.’ I wasn’t even so smart to understand that, ”continued Longoria. “Anything that happened outside the show, we were like, ‘What?’ We could never come up for air to get outside ourselves.
