Superman star Dean Cain follows Mark Wahlberg's move out of Hollywood: Leaving in 'droves'

As more and more Hollywood stars pack their bags and leave Los Angeles for other states, it seems that the trend might not be slowing down anytime soon, with the latest star being Dean Cain, mostly known for his role as Superman in the 90s. Cain has recently made comments that he’s planning on leaving Hollywood, and he’s not alone. A-listers like Mark Wahlberg, Ben Affleck, and Jennifer Lopez have all made similar moves in recent years, with reports suggesting that the state’s high taxes, traffic, and cost of living are the reasons why they’re choosing to uproot their lives. Cain himself mentioned that he’s tired of the constant lockdowns and strict COVID-19 measures that make it hard to enjoy life. The mass exodus of celebrities might have wider implications than just on the film industry, as it could have an impact on the economy and the state’s tax revenue. One thing is clear, though: Hollywood is no longer the only destination for aspiring actors and filmmakers. With more states offering tax incentives and filming opportunities, Hollywood might have to up its game if it wants to remain the entertainment capital of the world.