Supermen Routh, Cain, Newbern, Twilight Standouts Among Additions to FAN EXPO Portland Lineup

PORTLAND, Ore. - EntSun -- It will truly be a "Super" time for fans of the "Man of Steel" at FAN EXPO Portland, as stars of four iterations of the franchise joined the celebrity lineup at the pop culture extravaganza set for January 24-26 at the Oregon Convention Center. Brandon Routh (Superman Returns), Dean Cain ("Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman"), George Newbern ("Justice League") and Bitsie Tulloch ("Superman & Lois") are now part of the standout roster, along with "Twilight" standouts Rachelle Lefevre and Peter Facinelli and "Grimm" headliner David Giuntoli. The four join Tulloch's fellow "Superman & Lois" star Tyler Hoechlin, previously announced, at the show.

Cain, who brought the Man of Steel back to TV screens in the hit series "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," has appeared in more than 200 movies and television series. He has had recurring roles on popular shows like "Supergirl," "Las Vegas" and "Hope and Faith" and also produced and hosted the revival of "Ripley's Believe it or Not!" Cain has also been a regular on family and holiday TV films and faith-based productions.

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Routh portrayed Superman and Clark in the 2006 "Superman Returns" movie and is also well-known for popular roles in "Arrow," "DC's Legends of Tomorrow," "The Flash," "Scott Pilgrim Takes Off" and many others. This year he starred opposite Mena Suvari in the feature sci-fi film "Ick."

In addition to voicing Superman/Clark Kent in "Justice League," "Justice League Unlimited," "The Batman" and other DC properties, Newbern has had roles in popular films like "Father of the Bride,"  "Adventures in Babysitting," and "Saw VI" as well as popular TV series "Castle," "Criminal Minds," "NCIS," and dozens of other dating back more than four decades.

Tulloch was already familiar to genre fans for appearances as "Lois Lane" in DC hits "Arrow," "The Flash," "Batwoman," "Supergirl" and others, and for her work in "The Artist," "Concussion" and "Grimm" before vaulting to prominence in the intrepid reporter role alongside Hoechlin in the current series.

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Lefevre played "Victoria" in the original "Twilight" film and New Moon, among nearly 80 TV and film credits. She co-stars in the current Hallmark limited holiday series "Holidazed."

Facinelli had already appeared in more than 30 TV shows and movies before his portrayal of "Dr. Carlisle Cullen" in several versions of "The Twilight" Saga."

Most recently the star of "A Million Little Things," a series which wrapped up a five-year run last year, Giuntoli was cast as the lead "Nick Burkhardt" across the six years of the NBC fantasy drama "Grimm."

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