Movie Stars Praise Stan Lee Entertainment

Actor Chris Evans who played the character of Captain America in seven films, tells the Hollywood Reporter that "for decades, young and old have offered adventure, escape, comfort and confidence in himself, inspiration, strength, friendship and pleasure, he breathed love and warmth and left a deep impression in so many lives. "

Ster Hugh Jackman who was shown to ten times as Wolverine points out that the world "has lost a genius". "Stan was a pioneer in the world of superheroes, and I'm so proud to have been able to make a small contribution to his legacy by bringing one of his characters to life," Hugh said.

Actor of Spider-Man

The young Brit of Tom Holland who in recent films interpreted the character Spider-Man declares in reaction to THR that "millions of people owe so much to this man". To which he adds: "And not in the last place myself, he has made so many people so happy, it is great to be able to realize that in his life."

Filmmaker Kevin Feige The man who produced all the Marvel films, announced the Hollywood Reporter in a reaction that Stan "leaves an extraordinary legacy that will survive us all". "Our thoughts are with millions, millions of fans, touched by his genius, his charisma and his heart."

The Kissing Singer Gene Simmons Lee's friend, congratulated the cartoonist for coming with human heroes. "His stories taught readers that Spider-Man and The Incredible Hulk also had weaknesses and problems with girls and could not live 24 hours a day in their own macho fantasy."

Mark Hamill

Never played in a Marvel movie, praise the comic book innovator. "People always say you should not meet your big idols," says Star Wars actor Mark Hamill . "But anyone who says that's wrong, it was everything I had imagined and even more.I love this man and he will always be missed."

Also share many stars on Twitter with images of Lee in various cameras, such as Ryan Reynolds (who plays the character of Deadpool), Edgar Wright (who wrote the film Ant-Man ) and Scott Derrickson (who directed the film Doctor Strange ).