Original 'Superman' actor says character should be used to 'bring back the American way of life'
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Original "Superman" star Jack O'Halloran believes the superhero should restore the American way, contrasting with James Gunn's view of Superman as an immigrant story.
"Having the statement of the all-American way, bringing back the American way of life and that's what needs to happen," he said. "If they use Superman correctly, they can accomplish that."
The former actor and professional boxer played the towering villain "Non," appearing briefly in the first "Superman" movie, and eventually emerging as one of the stars of "Superman II."
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