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Stan Lee, figurehead and comic writer, died Monday at the age of 95. Many people in the film and entertainment world have now reacted to Lee's death.
The comic book publisher Marvel himself reacts to Lee's death by posting a special page in memoriam on his website. "Marvel and The Walt Disney Company pay homage to Stan Lee's life and career and express their gratitude for his unparalleled accomplishments – every time you open a Marvel comic book, Stan will be there." [19659003] The Big Bang Theory, the humorous series in which Lee played a guest role, reminds us on Twitter. "It was an honor to have it at the Big Bang ."
Samuel L. Jackson played the character of Nick Fury in Thor and Iron Man . "Thank you Stan Lee for giving us the opportunity to escape from this world."
The Dutch actress Famke Janssen starred in five films X-Men . "He had a heart the size of the Marvel Universe that he had created himself, and Lee taught us that people had to accept regardless of the color of their skin, their skin. sexual preferences or their convictions. "
"Jeetje, remains at peace Stan," writes Ryan Reynolds, who twice played the role of Deadpool, Marvel's fictional anti-hero. "Thank you for everything."
The San Diego Comic Con, the world's largest comic convention, also reacts to Lee's death. "We are very sad to learn that Stan Lee, a legend of our estate, has passed away."
In addition, DC Comics, Marvel's main competitor and comic book publisher as Superman and Batman lives with. "It has changed the way we view superheroes and will always leave an indelible impression on the comics we 're currently producing," tweeted the comic book publisher.
Robert Downey Jr. He played the Iron Man superhero several times and shared a picture on Instagram for which he posed with Lee. "I owe you everything," said the actor.
Mark Ruffalo, Hulk actor, lets two tweets get rid of the loss. "One sad day, stay in power, Uncle Stan, you made the world a better place."
The actor Hugh Jackman played the Wolverine superhero in several movies. "We lost a creative genius," he tweeted. "I'm proud to be part of his legacy."
The actress Jamie Lee Curtis also shares her memories of Lee. "Thank you, Stan Lee, for your contribution to protecting our freedom, your creativity and your imagination, you have always been a superhero."
Chris Evans has played Captain America in several Marvel films. "There will never be another Stan Lee again, and for decades he will entertain audiences, young and old – with adventure, escape, comfort, self-assurance, inspiration, strength, friendship and joy."
Ant-Man Writer Edgar Wright thanks to Lee for the inspiration that he gave to many. "Thank you for having urged many of us to buy a pen so we can put our dreams on paper."
Bob Iger, CEO of The Walt Disney Company (owner since 2009 of Marvel Entertainment), responds at length to Lee's death. "Stan Lee was as special as his characters, and he had the power to inspire, entertain and communicate with people, and the only thing that was beyond his imagination was his heart." [19659030] alt “/>
