Dean Cain this week said that he once faced serious sexual harassment on the set of "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman." (Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for Associated Television International)
Cain added that "Lois & Clark" was quite risqué, but he loved working with co-star Teri Hatcher.
"Teri Hatcher and I were making out all the time in beds, half clothes on, half off," he said of working with Hatcher, who played Lois Lane in the 1993 to 1997 series.
"Teri was the best Lois Lane of all time, in my opinion," he added. "She just drove the show."
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Cain said, though, that he didn’t mind being focused on as a sex symbol.
Dean Cain in his Superman costume on "Lois & Clark." (Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images)
"Any guy who tells you he feels bad being objectified, I mean, really? Come on," he said. "It’s a wonderful compliment."
The actor, who once had a brief foray into professional football before his acting days, said "Lois & Clark" was "more money than I had ever seen in my life."
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"We called it Fraturday!" Cain joked. "There was no time to work out, because they couldn’t give me a workout clause, because then they’d have to for every other star and then it sets precedent for Warner Bros. That’s why I haven’t done a series since. It feels like suffocating. You feel claustrophobic."
He also said he didn’t get all the pay he deserved.
"I didn’t know enough back then about residuals," he explained, before alleging: "Warner Bros. buries the bodies deep and makes it look like it’s lost money. There’s no possible way. But I should have sued.
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Fox News Digital has reached out to Warner Brothers and Cain for comment.
